The Road to Revolution

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    End of the French and Indian war

    at the same end of the war, Britain wins but goes into debt and wants the colonists to pay it.
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    The Proclamation of 1763

    the proclamation made it illegal for colonists to move west of the appalation mountains.
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    Sugar Act

    the British placed tax on sugar, coffee, indigo, ect.
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    Stamp Act

    the stamp act required colonists to purchase stamps for playing cards, newspapers, wills, ect.
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    Quartering Act

    required colonists to house soilders and supply them with food and other supplies they would need.
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    Townshend Act

    Imports taxes on items glass, tea, led and more.
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    Tea Act

    continued to pay tax on tea
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    Boston Tea Party

    As a result of the Tea Act, colonists were very upset about paying the tax, so they dumped 342 crates and over thousands of dollars worth of tea into Boston Harbor.
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    Coercive/Intolerable Acts

    After the Boston Tea Party the British set a punitive law to punish the colonists.
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    Paul Revere’s Ride

    Paul Revere tells his friends to prepare signal lanterns on the north church, to inform the colonists if the British are attacking by land or sea.
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    Lexington and Concord

    First military engagements of the American Revolutionary war.
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    Boston Massacre

    Colonists started taunting the British which led to the massacre.