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The treaty stopped the Britain and France war, which helped out the colony's by no other military threat to them.
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King George iii, draws a line in the Appalachian Mountains that the colonists cannot live pass
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Parliament passed the sugar act to try to enforce the tax on the colonists. But did not work, the colonists did not pay the tax and got molasses a different way.
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British parliament passed so the Americans have a tax on anything printed.
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British parliament passed on the Americans, that any British solider in need they must take in to house and feed.
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When 9 of the colonies had a big meeting in New York to try and come up with a united plan.
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Written by the Stamp Act Congress, it said that placing taxes on the British Colonists without there consent was wrong.
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When the parliament repeals the Stamp Act, but then passed Declaratory Acts where they have full power over the colonies.
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After the repeal of the Stamp Act, parliament passed the Declaratory act so they can tax America the same they do to Britain.
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Parliament passed another tax act for glass, lead, paints, paper and tea.
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American "mob" British soldiers in Boston, then the soldiers one fire, killing 5.
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Pre-meeting leading up to the First Colonial Congress.
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Parliament passes this to help its main tea company to sell to the colonists without going to England first.
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When the Sons of Liberty dressed up as Natives Americans and threw over tea into the water to protest against the Tea Act,
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Intolerable acts are four acts that the British government put together to try and control the colonies better.
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12 out of 13 colonies come together in Philadelphia to resist the Intolerable Acts.
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The British soldiers were sent to take the colonists weapons and in return the colonists fight back killing more than 700, their surprising win boosted the colonists into the war.
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The battle of bunker hill, where the British won, was a learning experience for both sides. The British learned that the Americans are tougher than they expected and the Americans learned that they can be the underdogs.
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Penn and Lee present a petition which then the king refused.
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Book written by Tomas Paine, advocating Independence of America
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Adopted by the Second Continental Congress to seek independence from Great Britain.