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    One of the most important political wars‚ is known as the American Revolution. The American Revolution was between the colonists and loyalists throughout the years of 1765 and 1783. Leading up to the American Revolution many acts and rules were passed by the British hoping to have control over the colonies by giving them no representation on their own government. The american revolution was engendered due to the acts and rules british forced on the colonies without any consent. The French and Indian

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    during the American Revolution had little to do with the changing of the government. There were many things that the colonies were expected to do and pay for. These were called colonial grievances. The colonies were expected to pay a lot of money for tea‚ sugar and stamps. The money would go to the British. The area they were allowed to live and stay in was also very restricted as they were not allowed or able to move westwards. This is because the British wanted to control the colonies and this is

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    Stamp Act The Townshend Acts Taxes on tea “Taxation without Representation” Coercive Acts LESSON OBJECTIVE(S): TSW be able to explain through written expression how the colonists were taxed unfairly. MONITORING STUDENT LEARNING - FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENTS: Formative

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    The events leading up to the American Revolution can be traced back and related to some incidents that many may have saw as petty or insignificant at the time when compared in magnitude to something as immense as a revolution. Nonetheless‚ these mere misunderstandings and minor conflicts between the mother country‚ England and its American colonies‚ were the seedlings that were planted in the soils of the American Revolution that would come to light in the future for both‚ for better or for worse

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    movement that became known as the American Revolution. He changed American history just from signing the Declaration of Independence. Samuel Adams was born in Boston in the year of 1722‚ September the 16th. He was born along with 12 other children‚ three of them who died shortly after 3. When Samuel Adams was younger he attended the Boston Latin School. Later on he attended Harvard college in 1736. His career goals were towards politics. After leaving Harvard in 1743‚ he decided to go into business

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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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    snake was made. The stamp act taxed most goods in the colonies. The Quartering Act angered colonists‚ and strengthened distrust between the colonists and the british soldiers. John Dickinson’s letters gave courage to the colonists to protest. The Boston Massacre‚ as Paul Revere painted it‚ was one of the most influential paintings to rebel against the british. These are just some of why the colonists rebelled and protested against Great Britain. In the middle of the French and Indian war‚ 1754

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    The American Revolution impacted and changed our history. A few memorable events that took place during the American Revolution are The Boston Massacre‚ The Tax Act‚ and the Boston Tea Party. Due to the extreme changes in political‚ social‚ and economical areas‚ the American Revolution was mainly a radical change. The American Revolution changed radically because of the ending of slavery‚ the women being looked at as they are equal to men‚ and the men coming together. Socially‚ the

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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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    relations between Britain and the colonies because the period salutary neglect had ended‚ angered tensions had emerged from the colonists. The colonists no longer felt the need to be loyal to Britain and started to rebel against British policies ( Boston Tea party was also considered another turning point and the kick start of colonists gaining their independence.) It was the first time in history that the colonists considered breaking free from Britain’s grasp‚ which is later shown in the Declaration

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