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This man stated if gov’t doesn't protect your life and liberty, it is your job to change it.
John Locke
Ben Franklin
Samuel Adams
George Frederick III
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a wealthy Patriot who was very influential in Boston, famous for his signature
John Hancock
Patrick Henry
Samuel Adams
George Washington
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Meeting in Philadelphia by colonies to discuss the issues they had against British Parliament
Intolerable Acts
1st Continental Congress
Committees of Correspondence
Non-Importation Agreement
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Organization of colonial men who plotted against the British and laws made by Parliament
1st Continental Congress
Sons of Liberty
Committees of Correspondence
Stamp Act Congress
5
must transport goods on English ships; must SELL to England and BUY from England
Navigation Acts
Ship Act
Sugar Act
Currency Acts
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Closed Boston port, no more town meetings, soldiers sent to England for trial, quarter troops
Proclamation of 1763
Stamp Acts
Intolerable Acts
Sugar Act
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A colonial network of passing information throughout the colonies
Committees of Correspondence
Navigation Acts
1st Continental Congress
Proclamation of 1763
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a piece of paper/poster that shared information throughout the colonies.
Broadside
Parliament
Mercantilism
Act
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Ended the French Indian War. Divided up North America between England, France and Spain.
Parliament
Proclamation Line
1st Continental Congress
Treaty of Paris
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An organization of colonial women who boycotted things in response to the British
Committees of Correspondence
Daughters of Liberty
1st Continental Congress
Sons of Liberty
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This act says that the colonists must provide food and shelter for British soldiers
House Act
Quartering Act
Stamp Act
Navigation Act
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Important Patriot of the time; was the unofficial leader of the Sons of Liberty.
Samuel Adams
George Washington
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Blank search warrants that allowed soldiers to enter homes searching for smuggled goods
Writs of Assisstance
Declaratory Act
Intolerable Acts
Quartering Act
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Who makes the laws in Britain?
King George III
Colonists
Parliament
Congress
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Gave back Ohio River Valley and parts of Canada to the French
French Indian Act
Quebec Act
Canada Act
Navigation Act
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British troops fired on protesting colonists angry at British presence in Boston, 5 killed
1st Continental Congress
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
Non-Importation Agreement
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This stated that Parliament had the right to tax (control) the colonies in any way they wished
Townshend Act
Committees of Correspondence
Writs of Assistance
Declaratory Act
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forced all wool products in America to be sent to the British for them to sell
Product Act
Sugar Act
Woolen Act
Navigation Act
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British Prime Minister who tried to make peace by passing the Intolerable Acts
Samuel Adams
George Washington
Lord North
John Locke
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meeting in the colonies (New York City) to write up a written protest against the Stamp Act
Sons of Liberty
Writs of Assistance
1st Continental Congress
Stamp Act Congress
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This was a tax on sugar imported from NON-BRITISH territories
Quartering Act
Sugar Act
Navigation Acts
Stamp Act
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Parliament WOULD NOT allow the colonies to print their own money
Money Act
Currency Act
Intolerable Acts
Stamp Act
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Allowed the British East India Company the ability to sell tea at low prices without a tax
Sugar Act
Townshend
Stamp Act
Tea Act
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Tax on all paper goods such as wills, deeds, death/wedding certificates, & playing cards.
Currency Act
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Townshend Acts
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Economic system where you need to SELL more than you BUY
mercantilism
imperialism
triangle trade
capitalism
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tax placed on Foreign molasses (esp. from French West Indies)
Stamp Act
Sugar Act
Molasses Act
Iron Act
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No colonist is permitted to settle WEST of the Appalachians
Writs of Assistance
Intolerable Act
Proclamation of 1763
Pontiac's Rebellion
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import tax on glass, paper, tea, paint. Caused a lot of smuggling to occur.
Stamp Act
Townshend Acts
Glass Act
Tea Act
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What is a law made by Parliament?
Bill
Paper
Order
Act
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Colonists dressed as Native Americans boarded a British ship and dumped all the tea off of it.
Boston Tea Party
Molasses Act
Tea Act
Committees of Correspondence
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This act discouraged any industrial activity in the colonies & let Britain do the manufacturing
Iron Act
Metal Act
Intolerable Acts
Manufacturing Act
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the refusal to buy/use a particular product
accept
protest
boycott
allow