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A riot in 1770 between Boston Colonist and British Troops BOSTON
An act against the British Taxes where tea was tossed into the harbor BOSTON TEA
Normal judgement or thinking COMMON
July 4, 1776 A document that said Colonies of war where free from England DECLARATION OF
To be told something to believe something
A meeting of delegates FIRST CONTINENTAL
A war where the French and Indians fought for territory 1754-1760 FRENCH AND INDIAN
A meeting of representative in Colonial Virginia HOUSE OF
An English philosopher 1632-1704 JOHN
1775 the start of the American Revolution War LEXINGTON AND
A person who supports British during the American Revolution
An important document of Law MAGNA
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness NATURAL
1761 James Otis this was about American Colonists being taxed by British Parliament NO TAXATION WITHOUT
Someone who supports their country
By King George III gave Native Americans better rights for trade and land PROCLAMATION OF
No soldier can be put in a house or use someones property without the consent of the owner
American Colonies had to uses stamps and stamped paper for office documents this was from the British Parliament STAMP
He was and English and American political activist THOMAS
A general meeting of people who live in the same area TOWN
1767 fees the British Parliament put on tea paper lead paint sent to American Colonies TOWNSHIP
1763 the end of the seven year war and the French and Indian war between France Spain and Great Britain TREATY OF
A writ that let the British Crown aid and enter any area by the Superior Colonial Court WRIT OF

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