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The British placed a tax on the colonists because they wanted more money. They placed a tax on other imported goods as well. The colonist were very angry with this tax. The British imposed of it and made the Stamp Act.
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Its was a British law that was passed down by the Parliament of Great Britain. They suffered from the paper money issue. The British
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The Stamp Act taxed all of the American colonists on every piece of paper they used. The colonists were very mad at the British people. On the other hand the British were also mad because of how the colonists were acting.
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This act stated that the British soldiers could go into peoples home if there wasnt enough space in the barracks. The colonists disputed the act because soliders were going into their homes without permission from them. The British didnt really care what the colonists they just needed somewhere to stay.
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This was a British law passed from the month of March by the Parliament of Great Britain .The reaction of the colonists were to celebrate their victory, like they did in the stamp act. The Britishs reaction, they were mad because the stamp act got repealed
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They introduced by a series of measures, into the English Parliament by Chancellor of the Exchequer Charles Townshend.
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The Boston Massacare was about some British Army Soliders who injured and killed people who were in the mob. The colonists had a provoked outrage. For the British,they were mad at the colonists.
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New tea sales in the American coloines,the act imposed no new taxes. The coloinsts had to deal with a duty of tea. The british were still mad about what had happened.
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A protest on taxed teas by the Sons of Liberty.Which they threw many crates of tea in the Boston Harbor. The colonists were angry about the British taxing the tea. Which the British were angry as well, because the colonists threw at least 92,000 pounds of tea and the British had to wait untill all the tea was payed for
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This was to punish inhabitants of Boston for what happened. (The Boston Tea Party)
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This was passed by the British Parliament for permanent administration in Canada
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1st continental congress was a meeting of twelve from thirteen coloines. This was lasted until October 26, 1774.
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A protest that took place in Edenton, North Carolina. That was very similar to the Tea act. The colonists strongly disliked this just like the Tea act. The British were mad at the protesters for protesting
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This managed the Colonial war effort and also moved them closer to independence.
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when him and William Dawes rode all the way from Boston to Lexington to warn the the British are coming
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This was the first shot of the American Revolutionary War. It came from Lexington.
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Thomas Paine wrote "Common Sense" which set his arguments in favor to the American Indepence. The colonists were good because they were advocating independence from Great Britain.
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It wasn't signed on July 4. But on July 1, 1776, 12 of the 13 colonies voted Richard's motion for independence.
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When the Articles of Confederation the was adopted by The Continental Congress. The 1st ever constitution of the U.S.
