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AP US ch 7

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show 1774-all but GA present. Response to Intolerable Acts. Brought colonies together. Boycott of British goods. Consulted body, redress in grievances shows they did not want independence  
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Mercantilism   show
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Quebec Act   show
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Samuel Adams   show
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Intolerable Acts   show
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show 1770-Soldiers attacked. Opened fire under extreme provocation and shot/killed 11 "innocent" citizens. Crispus Attucks first killed. Colonists used as propoganda  
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Townshend Act   show
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show Reaffirmed Parliament's right to "bind" colonies as seen fit. Absolute, colonies would go to any measure for self sovereignty. Angered colonists  
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show 1765-brought together 27 delegates from 9 colonies. Drew up a statement of rights and grievances. Ignored. Brought together colonies. Eroded sectional preferences-all for one  
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Navigation Laws   show
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show Could only ship to Britain even if prices were better elsewhere. Positive-Always had a guaranteed market at a profitable price  
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show British crown's right to nullify any legistlation passed by colonial assemblies. Usually only if these worked mischief with mercantilist system. Colonists fiercly resented even if it was rarely used  
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show Colonial merchant-Smuggling, Prince of Smugglers, "rebel" ringleader.  
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show Prime Minister. Aroused the resentment of the colonists in 1763, ordered British navy to strictly enforce the Navigation Acts. Secured Sugar Act. End of Salutary Neglect-colonists pay for military protection  
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show Direct tax-first tax passed for raising tax revenue in the colonies for the crown. Increase price of sugar imported from West Indies. Part paid for judges and juries  
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"Virtual Representation"   show
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