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us hist chap4 sowka

war for independance

TermDefinition
Stamp Act laws that placed tax on all paper goods and documents
Townshend Acts tax on imported goods used by the colonists
Intolerable Acts a series of laws passed to discipline the colonists and punish them for the Boston Tea Party
Olive Branch Petition a peace offering from the Second Continental Congress to King George III. Last straw attempt at peace
Common Sense A pamphlet by Thomas Paine to urge the colonists to support independence
Declaration of Independence a document declaring the colonists independent from Britain. "Break-up letter"
Egalitarianism belief that all people should have equal economic, social, political rights
Treaty of Paris document that officially ended the Revolutionary War.
Created by: beth weir
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