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Chief pontiac rebelled against the colonies.
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Prohibited settlement West of the Appalachians.
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Colonies cannot print their own money.
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British attempt to assert governmental control over the colonies.
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British troops could stay anywere. People had to provide all nessecitys, the colonial assembly would pay for it.
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To raise money to pay for the french/indian war. Taxed sugar and mollasses.
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Put a stop to the stamp acts
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Fought on Breeds Hill
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Cancelled many effects of the stamp act.
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Taxed tea, glass, leather, and paint.
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British soldiers open fire on provoking citizens
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Dropped half a million pds of tea into the Boston harbor in protest of the tea act.
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Designed to save the East India Tea Company
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Part of the intolerable acts
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Part of the intolerable acts. Tried to regulate the government in Massachusetts bay
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Trials must be tried in Quebec or Britain
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Met in Philadelphia
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1,000 men in the battle 10 wounded 8 killed.
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Wrote the Olive Branch Petition
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Of the continental army.
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Also known as the battle of Breeds
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King rejects petition.
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Written by Thomas Payne about the urge of finding independence.
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Richard Lee had proposal from the Virginia Assembly that called for freedom and independence.
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By congress.
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Establishes the right to declare congresses' decisions unconstitutional.
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US agrees to buy the territory from France for a total of 15 million dollars.
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Louis and Clark set out on their famous expedition were they explored the Louisiana territory.
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Trade with all countries except Britain and France is acceptable.
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James Madison is inaugurated as America's fourth president.
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When signed, Britain said they would revoke their trade restrictions, making it okay for the US to trade with Britain.
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The treaty is signed officially ending the war.
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James Monroe is inaugurated as America's 5th president.
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Massachussetts is admitted as a free state so Missouri could be formed as a slave state. This is to keep balance in the states.
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Says that the American continent is off limit for other countries.
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John Quincy Adams is inaugurated as America's sixth president.
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Andrew Jackson is inaugurated as America's seventh president.
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Authorizes the forced removal of Native Americans in the eastern part of the United States.
