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    products Champagne Charley Townshend – Townshend acts – tax on glass‚ paper‚ tea‚ etc. Committees of Correspondence – formed by Samuel Adams – resistance spread through propaganda BEIC was going out of business‚ so parliament made their prices super low (with a hidden tax); angered colonists Boston Tea Party – mostly merchants with onlookers Intolerable (Coercive) Acts passed in retaliation: Boston Port act – closed port until tea paid for; Quartering Act – British troops lodged everywhere; Quebec Act

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    which had all of the acts and laws restricting colonists to do certain things during that time. The second group was the "big events group" which had all of the major events that the British did when controlling the colonists like the Boston Tea Party or the Boston Massacre. The final group was the "map‚ charts‚ etc. group" which had the charts or

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    The Boston Tea Party affair followed which was as a result and in opposition to the Tea Act. The American Revolution and the Declaration of Independence was the inevitable conclusion to the laws and taxes imposed by the British on the American colonies - which had been fuelled by their attempt to

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    Liesl Greider WHAP Summer Reading Assignment Section II Reading Questions Beer: 1. How is the discovery of beer linked to the growth of the first “civilizations”? Civilizations grew and came about in the first place only because of farming. This created the need for people to stay in villages near their crop to be able to reap its benefits. The crops that were being grown at the time were cereal grains such as wheat and barley. These are main ingredients needed to produce and ferment beer. Therefore

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    bad conditions I still want to help. George Washington read the army a motivational talk that influenced me to stay. I enlisted in the continental army because I want freedom. My cousin told me about his experience in the Boston Tea Party. He told me how he threw all the tea into the harbor. Altho it was a surprise to me that when I decided to enlist for the army I was sent to Pennsylvania and froze nearly half to death. The time I spent there was treacherous‚ there were terrible sights. There were

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    Minutemen and Battle of Lexington and Concord (April‚ 19‚ 1775) Revolution Begins: I have only heard of General Gage twice. We heard he was in Massachusetts as a Commander of British Northern Soldiers. The Tea Party Act‚ and the Suspension of Boston trade‚ was a huge setback to majority of the people who lived and depend on it especially our neighborhood. I walked to the city streets everyday and it was deserted‚ since there have been British troops been hostile to colonialists and subsequent killings

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    Founding Fathers Paper Throughout United States’ history‚ many great and skillful individuals single handedly changed the direction of our nation’s fate. Individuals such as George Washington‚ Franklin D. Roosevelt‚ Martin Luther King Junior‚ and John F. Kennedy are people who are remembered the most frequently. There are however individuals who established a country to begin with for others to help lead and guide‚ yet somehow they are the most forgotten. There’s one unsung hero‚ who most most

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    The American Revolution was fuelled by both ideas and money. Firstly‚ the Colonists did not like the idea of being constantly harassed and taxed. Secondly‚ the British were placing too many enforced high taxes and acts that caused financial depression to the Colonists. Lastly‚ more rules and taxes were being laid out and the voice of the Colonists were being completely ignored. Therefore‚ colonists believed that both money and ideas were valid enough reasons to spark a revolutionary war.

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    Diversity In America

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    One thing all Americans have in common is diversity. Having diversity causes Americans to work together and form a bond and treat everyone as they would like to be treated. We also have our freedom in common. Everyone has rights of speech‚ religion‚ press‚ etc. so everyone can define who they are and who we will become. Everyone has different ideas as to what being an American means‚ but to me it means that we have individuality‚ that we take pride on our country‚ and that we can be opportunists

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    not treated equally‚ or taken for granted. That’s when someone puts their foot down and a revolt is started. In the American revolution the thirteen colonies over through the British government. They did so with key events and battles‚ like the Boston

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