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    brendangallagher.

    notebook December13,2017

    FactorsLeadingUptotheAmericanRevolution TheFrenchandIndianWar
    TheEnglishandcolonistsdefeatthefrenchinthe
    territorythatwouldbecomeNorthAmerica

    VS CostsandeffectsoftheWar
    TheNatives
    TradeRegulations
    Finances
    Grade11
    By:BrendanGallagher

    Oct309:28AM Oct309:09AM

    TensionsBegin StampAct
    SugarAct(1764).ThisBritishlawchargedduties
    onsugarimportedbythecolonies.Severalother
    productswerealsotaxed.
    OnMarch22,1765theBritishParliamentpassed
    CurrencyAct(1751and1764).SeveralActswhich
    theStampAct.Thislawbecameeffectiveon
    regulatedtheissuingofmoneybytheAmerican
    colonist. November1stof1765.
    StampAct(1765).ThisBritishlawrequiredcertain Thisactrequiredthecolonistnewspapers,legal
    printedmaterialsincludingnewspapersinAmerica documentsandotherprintedmaterialsbeprinted
    beonpaperproducedinBrittanandstampedwith onspecialpaperfromEnglandthathadan
    arevenuestamp. embossedrevenuestamponit.
    QuarteringAct(1765).Thisactforcedthecolonist
    TheBritish,whowerenotwillingtoenforcethelaw
    toprovidefoodandshelterforBritishsoldiers
    withtheirmilitary,repealedthetaxin1766.
    whenneeded.
    TownshendActs(1767).Aseriesofactspassed
    ByBrittanbeginningin1767thattaxedthe
    colonies.

    Oct309:28AM Oct309:28AM

    TheIncidentonKingsStreet BostonTeaParty

    http://www.history.com/shows/americathestoryofus/videos/bostonmassacre
    TeaActispassed
    ActwaspassedtobailouttheEast
    IndiaCompany
    5civiliansdiedasaresultoftheincident,3diedonthe Sonsofliberty
    sceneand2diedlater.
    TheheavymilitarypresenceinBostonthatleadtothe
    MassacrewastheresultofBritishenforcementofthe
    TownshendActsof1767.
    4,000troopsweredispatchedtoBostoninOctoberof
    1768
    Bostonspopulationwasonlyabout20,000residents
    atthetime.
    ThethreeyearsthatfollowedtheMassacre,from1770
    to1772passedratherquietlywithoutanymajor
    confrontationbetweentheBritishandthecolonists.

    Oct309:09AM Oct309:09AM

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    Who Wins This Time?


    LexingtonandConcord

    Lexington
    > TheBattleofLexingtonwasaverysmallfight.
    > EightyAmericanmilitiameninthetown.
    > Hundredsofenglishmen
    Concord
    > Britishmakemovementstowardthecityof
    Concord
    > Britishsearchthetownforthelocalmilitiashidden
    weapons
    > Colonistshideontheoutskirtsofconcordwaiting
    forreinforcements
    > Britishretreat

    Oct309:09AM Oct309:09AM

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