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Taxing on offical documents, such as newspaper.
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After the French and Indian War, the British limited the amount of area the Colonists could travel to, keeping them out of Indian Territory.
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Colonists were required to shelter, and provide for British soldiers.
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A street fight between a mob of angry Colonists, and a stationed group of British Soldiers. British Soldiers fired into the crowd of Colonists out of fear, killing five, one including Crispus Attucks.
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A pollitical protest in which the Sons of Liberty threw boxes of British tea overboard the ship holding them, and into the water.
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A series of acts that Britain purposely imposed on the Colonists to punish them for the Boston Tea Party.
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A meeting of the Delegates from twelve of the thirteen Colonies at Carpenters hall in Philidelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Where the first Military engagements took place for the American Revolution.
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The British defeated the Colonies in this battle, although the British suffered a significant amount of causalties as well as giving the Colonists a boost in confidence.
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To raise revenue in the Colonies, Colonists needed to pay taxes on goods such as Paper, lead, glass, and most importantly, tea.
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The battles of Saratoga marked a climax in the American Revolution, giving a good chance for the Americans to gain victory over the British.
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French and American Troops led by General George Washington was a siege against British Soldiers at Yorktown, which ended in defeat for the British.
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After British defeat in Yorktown peace talks in Paris began, which formally ended the war.