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Colonial Period 1754-1783

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1754-1763   show
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1781   show
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show Declaration of Independence  
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1783   show
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George III   show
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show Main author of Declaration of Independence  
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Sam Adams   show
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show Large persuading voice in convincing Congress to declare independence  
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show Pioneer for women's rights  
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show First Chief Justice of United States; president of Continental Congress  
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Two Treatises of Government   show
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show Thomas Paine; 1st argued for freedom from British rule; 2nd written during Revolution: "These are the times that try men's souls"  
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Pontiac's Rebellion   show
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Proclamation of 1763   show
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Declaratory Act (1766)   show
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show 1773; colonists rebel against taxes by dumping British tea off ships  
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Boston Massacre   show
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show 1774; Series of laws imposed by Britain on colonies in response to rebellion; viewed as violation of American rights  
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Quebec Act   show
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Battle of Lexington and Concord   show
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show 1775; Britain declared America to be officially in rebellion  
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Salutary Neglect   show
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show Allowed British officers to be able to conduct a search of property without evidence or permission  
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Stamp Act Congress   show
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Articles of Confederation   show
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Sugar, Stamp, and Tea Acts   show
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