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What were Causes of French and Indian War? The British colonists were moving west of Ohio which was controlled by French.
George Washington Role in French and Indian War George Washington got training and skills in French Indian war, he lost.
Albany Plan of Union The 1st formal proposal to Unite the American Colonists, put forth by Ben FRANKLIN.
Join or Die Cartoon- who wrote, what does it mean Ben FRANKLIN wrote cartoon. He meant the 13 colonies must join to be successful.
French and Indian War: Who Won The British won the French and Indian War
What did Britain get from French Indian War Ohio and Canada
What did British want from Colonists after French Indian war They wanted money from colonists to PAY OFF DEBT.
Proclamation of 1763 Look UP
Stamp Act British Tax on Legal Documents
Quartering Act British forced Colonists to house British Troops
Tea Act British Tax on Tea
Intolerable Acts A series of laws enacted by British Parliament in 1774 to punish Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party
No Taxation without Representation This was how Colonists felt since they had to pay taxes on all their goods and trade with England and they had no say in the English Government.
Sons of Liberty a group of colonists formed a secret society to oppose British Policies at the time of American Revolution
Tar and Feathering A punishment for tax collector so they would quit their jobs.
Boycotting Refusal to buy or trade certain goods.
Committess of Correspondence A group of peple in teh colonies who exchanged letters on colonial affairs
Boston massacre 5 colonists killed by British in Boston. Crispus Attacks was first to die.
Boston Tea Party Colonist threw 342 chests of tea into Boston Harbor to protest tea act
Where did Continental Congress Meet Philidelphia, PA
What Document was written at Continental Congress and who wrote it? Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson
What did Declaration of Independence Say It was a letter to England (King George) declaring the colonists independence from England and explained the reasons why they were separating.
Patrick Hendry From VIRGINIA house of Burgess member.
Samual Adams Leader of Boston Sons of Liberty, Fiery Orator (Public Speaker) "used words as weapons"
John Adams From Massachusetts, spoke out against Stamp Act. 2nd President of US.
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