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    taxes meant to decrease growth potential‚ especially economic potential (Doc H). The goods taxes and navigation laws‚ ultimately backfired on Great Britain‚ as that was the last straw before the Americans revolted. For instance‚ the Stamp Act‚ the Tea Act‚ and many others‚ were forced upon the people without the voice of the people being heard. It was not the most political way for Great Britain to get prosperity from the colonists. The mentality of colonists is completely understandable as

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    leader “Champagne Charlie” in all his “glory” has decided to offer an idea on new taxes for the colonies. Anchor 1: He has came up with a way to tax the colonies for 5 different things Anchor 2: Those items include items paper‚ lead‚ paint‚ glass‚ and tea Anchor 1: He came up with these taxes to pay for the war Anchor 2: Let’s see how the colonist will react to this new taxation Over to you reporter. Scene 2 Reporter: Right now I’m here with the local tax collector. Tax Collector: Hello Reporter:

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    There is importance in order‚ as it is necessary for members of the country to be United States rather than just states. There is beauty in disobedience‚ as it is necessary to create changes that allow for a shift based on morals. Maybe it’s the mentally-developing teenager inside of me talking‚ but rebellion doesn’t come from a place of hate but rather from hope for the future. Although it is simple to place order and chaos on opposite sides of the mental spectrum‚ both are needed for a cohesive

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    Paul Revereś ride Paul revere ride is a very important event in history because it was when paul revere rode all around boston shouting. The Redcoats are coming‚ The Redcoats are coming.¨ We know of this amazing event in history because of the famous poem written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. The poem was 14 paragraphs long. I think he also lit candles‚ if one candle was lit it meant the redcoats were coming by land and if two candle were lit it meant that the redcoats were coming by sea. The candles

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    What we thought was a normal day here in Boston was definitely not… Many things led to this day‚ we have been merely bad to Britain‚ I don’t understand why they had to go so harsh on us. The many consequences we faced will soon all end‚ as we fight through this. It all started with the vacuous "Townshend Acts" one of the most popular ones being the stamp act of 1765. The English set taxes on all citizens on every legal documentation. That meant we had to pay extra money when printing something‚ buying

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    American politics and society. The American Revolution was not a major turning point in American politics and society. American politics continued to stay divided by different political ideologies that had conflicting views. The treatment of the lower social classes remained the same and the upper class consisting of landowning white men continued to stay in power. However‚ the central government after the American Revolution was much weaker than the British government and did not possess the power

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    States can be found along the coast to the Northeast: New York‚ Boston‚ Jersey City. They’ve grown from backwoods settlements to thriving bastions of urban Americana. Yet‚ when one mentions New England‚ an image of “olden times” comes to mind: Brahmin men and women with buckles on their shoes‚ lacking rhoticity‚ using thee/thou/thy. It is interesting then to discover that the New England dialect is in fact a fairly novel convention. The Boston Brahmins were a wealthy‚ élite group of upper-class New England

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    The reverberation of the Stamp Act ultimately resulted in the Stamp Act Congress‚ 1765‚ which formulated the Declaration of Rights and Grievances. Previously‚ other political groups were formed‚ such as‚ the Sons of Liberty in Boston and the Virginia House of Burgesses‚ which was the first official low against the Stamp Act with the Virginia Resolves‚ inspired by Patrick Henry. The formations of these small political groups became a strong foundation for succeeding taxes that

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    family was running the government‚ and the government was not giving them they natural rights they deserved. The colonies believed the government was taxing them without representation. The British rule and Parliament raised taxes on sugar‚ trade‚ tea‚ and legal documents. In 1765‚ the Stamp Act forced colonists to pay taxes on legal documents and trade documents. Also‚ they were taxing them for playing cards‚ reading books and newspapers. The colonists called for “ no taxation without representation”

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    The war of freedom The actions and events that took place between 1765 and 1783 were truly one of the most influential moments in our history‚ this chapter in our history is known as the American Revolution. The American Revolution also related to the war of Independence began when conflict arose from growing tensions between residents of Great Britain’s 13 North American colonies‚ which represented the British crown. One of the moments that led us to the patriotic movement was the French and

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