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    Among other things‚ a tax was put on paper‚ paint‚ lead‚ glass and tea. Colonists‚ especially in the Northern Colonies where these supplies were used often were upset. They were sick of the British taking their hard earned money. The last straw was the Tea Act of 1773. A tax would still be applied to the tea‚ but overall the tea would be cheaper because it would be bought directly from the supplier. Despite the cost decrease‚ merchants were angry

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    The French and Indian War‚ also known as the Seven Years’ War‚ was the New World conflict that marked another chapter in the long imperial struggle between Britain and France. When France’s expansion into the Ohio River valley brought repeated conflict with the claims of the British colonies‚ a series of battles led to the official British declaration of war in 1756. Not only were there tremendous effects on the French‚ but also the French and Indian War had an almost innumerable number of effects

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    Their actions to campaign against the tea tax should be recorded and respected and thus‚ Abigail wrote another letter to John about how he should not forget the attribution of ladies and be more generous toward them with laws and regulations. This is the example of women showing their abilities

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    hearing about the Boston Tea Party in 1773. Of course‚ the army wasn’t even created until 1775. I have decided not to reenlist into the army. I have decided to leave for three main reasons. The first is that the living conditions of the camp are awful. My second reason is the fact that the army’s morale is low. The third reason is the high death count. I value my life and do not wish to die. The year is 1778. Five years ago the Sons of Liberty organized a protest called the Boston Tea Party. This rebellious

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    responsibility of housing of British soldiers‚ the Tea act of 1773‚ that taxed the tea being imported to create a monopoly‚ and the Intolerable Acts of 1774‚ that combined four previous acts to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party. Most importantly‚ in response to the The Tea act of 1773‚ angry colonists decided to come together and rebel against the unethical act by overthrowing hundreds of cargo over the Boston Harbor‚ becoming known as the Boston Tea Party. As well as in response to the Intolerable

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    Furthermore‚ by leaving the British army and British officials in the colonies‚ Parliament forced the colonists and British officials to cooperate in politics and military exercises. Both parties soon learned‚ however‚ that they loathed working together. The British thought the colonists were lazy‚ and the colonists thought the British were arrogant. The most prominent factor after the French and Indian War‚ however‚ was that the war left

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    opinions to the English government. The Sugar‚ Stamp‚ and Townshend Duties were all taxes enforced on the British colonists without their say. The issues were only further escalated by events like the Boston Massacre‚ in which 5 protesting colonists were shot and killed by British Officers‚ the Boston Tea Party‚ and the march of British troops on Lexington and Concord. By this

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    passing the Townshend Act. These acts infuriated the colonists about George III and they decided to boycott the acts. The act that really enraged the colonies were the coercive or intolerable acts‚ that closed the Boston harbor in order to punish the colonists for the Boston tea party. These acts united the colonies against England. To decide on what steps they would take‚ the colonists met in Philadelphia at First Continental Congress. By 1776‚ many Americans had come to believe that an anti-American

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