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stamp act first tax on colonists a tax on all paper goods
parliament is great brittains law making body parliament decide the laws tax colonists but not great brittain
intolerable acts laws/punishemnts put on colonists
townshend act a tax on glass lead paint and paper
continental congress a group of individuals from each state to act as representitives
Declaration Of Independence was colonists way to say the were no longer part of the brittish government published july 4 1776
Thomas Jefferson was the author of the Declarartion Of Independence
King George III was the ruler of great brittain from 1760 to 1820 considered by colonists to be an evil tyrant
representative government a form of ruling where the people selct officials
boston tea party was where the colonists dressed as native americans and dumped 340+ barrels of tea into the boston harbor
boston massacre a riot in which the colonists taunted the redcoats throwing snowballs at them. two unarmed colonists killed of eight redcoats six found innocent further inraging colonists
reason for taxes brittain needed taxes for war
quartering act an act inwhich colonists were forced to house brittain soldiers
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