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Treaty of Paris a treaty signed by the French and the English that brought an end to French and Indian War
Sugar Act a tax in the colonies that taxed molasses
Stamp Act a tax in the colonies that taxed a stamp that had to be placed on most things written on paper
Townshend Acts a tax on glass, paper, paint, lead and tea
Non-importation Agreement the colonists agreed to stop buying goods from England
Repeal to take something away. (Like a law)
Intolerable Acts shut down Boston harbor, limited town meetings, colonists had to house English soldiers
Militia army of citizens
Joseph Brant chief of the Mohawk and an ally of England
George Washington English soldier from Virginia
Benjamin Franklin Tried to set up a unified government
Crispus Attucks 1st person to die in the Boston Massacre
Sam Adams politian from Massachusetts who wanted colonists to go against England
Paul Revere warned the colonists the British were on the move
William Pitt leader of the English army, was able to get Native Americans to fight with the English
Who were England's main rival in the Americas? Spain and France
What did England gain after the French and Indian War? All French land east of the Mississippi River
Why did colonists dress up like Mohawk Indians during the Boston Tea Party? so they would not be recognized
What event started the War? Colonists shooting at British soldiers at Lexington and Concord
Why did the king of England set up the Intolerable Acts? To punish them
Why did the French belive the Indians would side with them during the French and Indian War? The french did not take Indian land and treated them with respect.
Why didn't the colonies approve Ben Frankiln's plan to unite the government? they wanted to control their own actions and not be told what to do by a king like figure
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