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| Warned the colonist the British were coming? | Paul Revere and William Dawes
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| What was the name of the petition the colonist sent in an attempt to stop war? | Olive Branch Petition
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| I was selected by the Continental Congress to be the Commander and Chief of the Continental Army. | George Washington
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| Purpose of First Continental Congress | unified the colonist against Britain
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| I wrote Common Sense which urged the colonist to declare independence. | Thomas Paine
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| Boston Massacre image was used as what against the British? | Propaganda
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| Purpose of the Declaration of Independence | separation from the British colonies because their rights were being violated
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| the Appalachian Mountains was the line the British government said colonist couldn't settle past | Proclamation of 1763
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| French and Indian war Winner | England
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| French and Indian War was between which countries | England and France
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| Leader of Great Britain | King George III
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| Sugar Act 1764 pg 133 | Lowered the tax on molasses to prevent smuggling
Writ of Assistance
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| Stamp Act 1765 pg 134 | A tax on all printed material ex: newspaper, wills, playing cards
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| What actions did the colonist take to get the Stamp Act repealed? | Protest
In their legislatures)Virginia) passed resolutions against the act
Formed organization Sons of Liberty to protest the act
Boycott (refusal to buy)
9 Colonies formed the Stamp Act Congress to petition the act
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| Quartering Act | Colonist must provide British troops with food and shelter
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| Declaratory Act 1766 134 | Parliament had the right to tax and make decisions in all British colonies in all cases
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| Townshend Act 1767 135 | Tax on imported goods at the port of entry
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| Tea Act 1773 pg. 138 | Gave the East India Tea Company the right to ship tea to the colonies without most of taxes placed on tea. This gave them an unfair advantage.
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| Intolerable/ Coercive Act Pg. 139 Spring of 1774 | Closed Boston harbor until the teas was paid for
Shelter Soldiers in their homes
Boston could no longer meet in assemblies or self govern
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| What was the Intolerable Act a response to? | Boston Tea Party
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| I was the attorney for the Boston Massacre also I was part of the declaration of independence committee | John Adams
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| I wrote a pamphlet speaking out against British taxation policies | James Otis
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| Founded the Sons of Liberty | Samuel Adams
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| This group boycotted buying British goods as a form of protest? | Daughters of Liberty
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| What was two of the colonists complaints in the Declaration of Independence? | They didnt have a voice or give consent to the new taxes
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