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This treaty ended the French and Indian War. This war was between Great Britain and France. France ended up giving Great Britain there territories in Mainland North America.
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The act was wrote by King George III and was important because he drew a line across the Appalachian mountains which did not allow any settlement past it.
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The act was about to expire and was renewed on April 6, 1764. Merchents were required to pay 6 pents per gallon under the Molasses act but changed because people were evading taxes and it was easier to get it from the english instead of the French West Indians.
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The Act was made by the British Parliament and forced American colonists to pay a tax on every piece of printed paper they used
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This act was put in place so British Soldiers could receive any needed accommodations from american colonies including housing.
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The congress brought together the representatives from the 9 different colonies for one cause that they all had to agree on which was important because it made them put there differences aside.
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Was an act that was put together by the Stamp Act congress which stated that taxes gave to British colonists without there consent or a yes would be illegal.
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An act that made sure Britain still had as much control in america as they do in Britain. Was passed at the same time the Stamp Act was repelled. Britain had control over the colonies "in all cases whatsoever".
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Allowed Britain to tax items including lead, glass, paints, tea and paper that were imported to the colonies. All of the duties were eventually repealed besides the taxation on tea.
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A street fight that went down between British soldiers and a mob of citizens throwing snowballs, stones, and sticks at the soldiers. Several of the colonists were shot and killed by the soldiers.
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It was a commitee established to help each other fight against Britain and exchange information with each other in order to win the Revolution.
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The act was put in place for the East India company to survive the struggles it was going through. It brought there tea in to Boston and almost forced the colonists to purchase there tea instead. They could directly import there tea into the north Americas.
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Was a protest by the sons of liberty. The protest was against the taxation put in place from the Tea Act. They ended up throwing over 342 cases of tea in the Boston Harbor which made the Britain furious and led both sides closer and closer to war.
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An act put in place to punish the Americans for doing the Boston Tea Party. Bostons harbour would remain closed until restitution was made for the destroyed tea.
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Meeting between 12 of the 13 colonies during the early stages of the revolution
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Ended up being the first battles of the American Revolution.
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was a battle fought really early on in the American Revolution and ended up with the British conquering Charlestown Peninsula
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When King George denied the Oliver Branch treaty which was sent in my american colonists to try and get more freedom while still being under control by Britain.
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was a "book: wrote by Thomas Paine that fought argued for american Independence. Is told to be one of the most influential books in US history helping with american Independence.
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The act was finally repelled after four months of protesting from american colonists. The act was a taxation to help soldiers living in the colonies.
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This was a statement wrote by the 2nd continental congress that they were no longer going to be under control by Britain and they were going to war if they had to.