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US History part 1

United States History till1877

QuestionYearDescription
what was the sugar act of 1764 1764 tax of sugar
stephen hopkins of RI wrote 1764 pamplet THE RIGHTS OF COLONIES EXAMINED
stamp act of 1765 1765 pay tax to some 50 odd items stamps were attached to
thomas hutchinson (blank) key leader of the royalist political faction in Mass.
popes day Nov5,1605 alleged plot by Guy Fawkes-a roman catholic- to blow up parliament
thomas hutchinson (blank) for the stamp act
john dickinson (blank) landholder and lawyer began publishing a series of newspaper essays-soon to be turned into a pamplet called Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania
John dickinson (blank) assailed the townshend's logic
tea act of 1773 1773 lord north proposed the bill
boston tea party 1774 caused a series of legislative bills known as the "coercive acts"
king george III march 1774 signed the first act known as the Boston port bill-closing the port and making trade illegal until time when local citizens paid for the tea
First continental congress 1774 protest oppressive parliamentary legislation; votes to boycott trade with britain; defeats galloway plan of the union
Second continental congress 1775 (blank)
continental armys commander and chief (blank) george washington
john dickinsons "Olive Branch" 1775 approved by congress-stated "our breast retain too tender a regard for the kingdom from which we derive our origin"
"common sense" 1776 by thomas paine
"common sense" 1776 moving toward independence
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