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It increased because Britain began taxing the Colonists for the first time which upset the Colonists because they had no representation.
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It increased because it prevented the colonists from moving west of the Appalachian Mountains.
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It increased tensions because it was the first time British were taxing them.
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It increased because England continued taxing the colonists after they repealed the stamp act and colonists continued boycotting.
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It increased tensions because colonists were throwing rocks and sticks at the soldiers.
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It increased tensions because it required tea to only be purchased from the British East India Company.
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It increased tensions because the colonists destroyed British property costing $18000 in damages.
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It increased tensions because Britain shut down the Boston harbor and the courts.
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It increased tension because it was the first shot heard around the world.
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It increased tensions because they wanted to try and avoid war by compromising but King George the III refused to agree and the colonists rebelled against England to gain Independence. I think this was the turning point because they wanted to try and avoid war by compromising but King George the III refused to agree and the colonists rebelled against England to gain Independence.