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Causes of Rev. Test

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mercantilism--definition and aftermath (2) colonies give mother country (england) resources and england improves them and resells them to the colonies; the mother country always wins
economic causes of the american revolution (4) mercantilism; navigation acts; taxes--stamp act, sugar, townshend act, tea act; salutary neglect was no more
forms of protests use by colonists (4); (2) (2) (2) (1) boycotts (nonimportation movement, boston tea party); protests,(formation of the sons of liberty, boston tea party); resistance (1st/2nd continental congress; riots (boston massacre)
when did independence become an inevitable thing to achieve? by 1st CC, talks of reason were underway--petitioning king w list of grievances, explaining they have the same rights as Brits, express opp to C acts. then L/C happens, w/ Brit attacks in massachusetts. war begins here, and talked upon at 2nd CC--DoI
Chronological order: L/C, DoI, F/I War, Great Awakening, Boston Massacre, Boston Tea Party, Pontiac's Rebellion Great Awakening, F/I War, Pontiac's Rebellion, Boston Massacre, Boston Tea Party, L/C, DoI
what was the primary reason brit soldiers were in boston in large numbers prior to boston massacre? to enforce britain's tax laws, such as townshend acts
acts under coercive acts boston port act, administration of justice act, MA gov act, quartering act
convinced britain that they needed to increase their military presence in north america and restricts colonists from moving west of the appalachian mountains pontiac's rebellion
forbade colonists from settling west of the appalachian mountains in order to prevent friction with NA groups? proclamation of 1763
who organized boston tea party? sons of liberty
ben franklin created the "join, or die" political cartoon in response to what? why was he frustrated? frustrated w the colonies failure to support the albany plan of union
a significant decision of the 2nd continental congress appointed GW as commander of the Continental Army
consequence of the french and indian war that contributed to the american revolution brits had to increase taxes on the colonies to pay for the war and defend their new territory
a significant decision of the 1st continental congress form a system of local committees to enforce the boycott of british goods
what were the navigation acts? acts that enforced british control of colonial trade to improve england
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