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U.S.Revolution 2

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Describe what fully happened in Boston on March 5,1770. Boston Massacre, British soldiers defending themselves, kills 5 american propaganda, John Adams protects soldiers from civilian court.
what was British reaction to the Boston Massacre? Townshed act repealed and Quartering act elapsed
Explain the significance of the Tea Act. Monopoly on tea to British East India Com. and Committees of Correspondent
Describe what fully happened in Boston on December 16, 1773. Boston Tea Party Civil disobedience
what was the British reaction to the Boston Tea Party. Intolerable acts- to punish the people of Boston Military Government More British soldiers
What was the Americans response to the Intolerable acts? Committees illegally,food and money sent to Boston, Suffolk Resolves, Colonists should tax but withhold, form militias and stockpile weapons
First Continental Congress No talk of Independence and Declaration of Rights
Embargo Hardest on Southern Colonies and more dependent trades with England.
who was the first prominent person to call independence? Patrick Henry
What words did he end his speech? "Give me Liberty, or give me death".
When did he make his speech? March 1775
The French and Indian war ended in 1763
what was the American reaction to the sugar act? No taxation without representation to boycotts
what did the British then do? repealed sugar act
What was the American reaction to the Quartering Act? Anger
What was the American reaction to the Stamp Act? Fell justified Virginia resolves sons of liberty stamp act congress: boycotts
American Reaction to the Townshend Act? More boycotts, strong objections to searches and quartering
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