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Why did the American Colonists want to be free from British Rule?
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AMERICA VS BRITAIN
Why did the American colonists want to be free from British rule?
2.
what was britain doing?
Were exerting too much control over the colonies
They were in dept after the French and Indian war.
They started imposing new taxes and acts.
Tried to make the colonists pay off their debt.
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3.
what were the colonies doing?
Colonists felt that the new acts violated their rights
Colonists didn't have the consent of the governed
Each man had a right to life, liberty, and property
4.
new acts added by britain
Proclamation Act 1763
Stamp Act 1765
Quartering Act 1765
Townshend Act 1767
Tea Act 1773
5.
Proclamation act 1763
Forbid the colonies from settling along the Appalachian Mtns
It was to stabilize a proper relationship with Native Americans
Was created to keep colonies from causing wars with Natives
6.
STAMP ACT 1765
Imposed taxes on stamps
Needed for official documents
7.
Quartering Act 1765
Required colonists to provide food and shelter for British troops
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Townshend Act 1767
taxed glass, lead, paint,paper and tea
9.
Tea Act 1773
allowed a monopoly of tea sales to East India Company which forced American colonists to buy tea from East India Company
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10.
Boston massacre
about 400 colonists surrounded a detachment of British Troops
British Troops fired
5 colonists were killed
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11.
Common sense
written by Thomas Payne
helped colonists realize that they needed independence
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Although not everyone in the colonies agreed to be freed from Britain. It let the United States grow more as a Union
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