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ben franklin proposed the albany plan of union
john adams defended soldiers from the boston massacre, 1st vice president of the usa
sam adams colonial leader, lead boston tea party, started the commitee of corrisponndence
petition formal written request to someone in authority, signed by a group of perople
boycotte to refuse to buy certain goods or services
writts of assistance doc that allowed british officials to inspect ships cargo without giving a reason
militia army of citizens who served as soldiers during emergencies
french and indian war france and englands war over the native american alliance, ended france's power over north america
albany plan of union proposed by ben franklin to create one central goverment for the 13 colonies
proclamation of 1763 imagionary lines along the appalachain mts, meant to protect the indians, this made colonists angry
Stamp Acts taxed legal documents, newspapers, almanacs, playing cards and dice
The intolerable acts 1. closed ports 2. new quartering acts 3. town meetings 4. prosecution
Lexington and Concord conflict between mass colonists and british soldiers that started the revolutionary war
The First Contential Congress meeting of delages from 12 colonies in philly
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