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  Treaty of Paris ended the French and indian war.
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  The Proclamation Act was a border for the 13 colonies which is the Appalachian mountains.
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  The Sugar Act made merchants pay tax of six pence for every gallon that was imported.
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  The Stamp Act was for all american colonists to be taxed for every printed paper.
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  The Quartering act forced the colonies to have british soldiers live in barracks.
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  The Stamp Act Congress was the first congress meeting in New york happened between october 7 and october 25
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  The Declaration of RIghts and Grievances said that taxes made on the british were against the constitution.
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  Stamp Act was repealed because know one liked it and weren't making a lot of money.
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  The Declaratory Act was in place of the stamp act and made the sugar act not as powerful.
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  Beginning of 1767,A bunch of acts passed for the British Colonies in North America.
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  Boston Massacre happened on a street when a patriot threw a snowball and the British.
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  The Committee of Correspondence talked about the british.
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  The Tea Act lowered the Tea tax to save the East India Company from going bankrupt.
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  The colonists threw 342 chests off a boat and into the Boston harbor because they were told they had to pay taxes on the tea.
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  Intolerable acts were made to punish the british from throwing over the tea into the Boston harbor.
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  The 1st Continental Congress happened at carpenters hall in philadelphia to talk about the Boston Tea Party.
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  Lexington & Concord started the Revolutionary War, the british went to concord to get weapons.
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  British defeated the americans which was a continuation from Lexington and Concord.
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  The Olive Branch Petition stopped the war between the 13 colonies.
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  Thomas Paine wrote a book called common sense about wanting people to fight for their independence
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  The Declaration of Independence was written about the freedom of the 13 colonies, written by Thomas Jefferson.