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| Tax on most printed material |
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| information designied to influence opinion |
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Sent to the king
colonists wanted peace
this was not accepted by the king |
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Prime minister of Britain
he made the writs of assist |
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| "shot heard 'round the World" |
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a shot that was fired
Americans & redcoats fired |
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-younger cousin of samuel adams
-2nd president
-present at the 2nd continental congress |
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| chose to stay with britain |
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| Leaded militiamen on bunkerhill |
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married Johnn adams
suggested 2 her husband 2 increase women rights. |
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| Parliament had the right to Tax & make decisions for the colonies. |
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Fight the british for america
(with america) |
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| persuaded the burgesses to take action against the stamp act |
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| allowed officers to enter any location to search for smuggled goods |
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| Caused the Intolerable acts |
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| taxed goods at port of enrty |
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| Lead green mountain boys. |
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| Warn militia that the regulars were coming. |
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