Causes of the American Revolution (SS8H3a) How were the American colonists becoming independent from Great Britain?

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• French and Indian War ____ A. tax on sugar, coffee, and other imports Proclamation Line of 1763 _____ B. punishment on Boston
• Quartering Act of 1765 _____ E. costly victory for Great Britain Sons of Liberty _____ F. Parliament laws over colonial law
• Tea Act of 1773 _____ I. colonial leader organize and unite Boston Tea Party ____ J. protestors of British tax and laws

Causes of the American Revolution (SS8H3a) How were the American colonists becoming independent from Great Britain? _______________________________ _______________________________ Although the British defeated the French in 1763, they had two remaining problems: ________________________________________ ________________________________________ Colonist protested that the British violated a basic right of every Englishman, “No ________________ without ______________________!!” French and Indian War ____ A. tax on sugar, coffee, and other imports Proclamation Line of 1763 _____ B. punishment on Boston Sugar Acts of 1764 _____ C. colonist forced to feed and house soldiers Stamp Act of 1765 _____ D. five colonists killed while protesting Quartering Act of 1765 _____ E. costly victory for Great Britain Sons of Liberty _____ F. Parliament laws over colonial law Declaratory Act of 1766 _____ G. restricting colonist from moving west Boston Massacre _____ H. tax on paper Tea Act of 1773 _____ I. colonial leader organize and unite Boston Tea Party ____ J. protestors of British tax and laws Intolerable Acts of 1733 ____ K. tax on tea Continental Congress _____ L. colonist throw cargo off British ships Directory: cms -> lib01 -> GA01000598 -> Centricity -> Domain -> 1629 1629 -> Daily Lives of Civilians and Soldiers during the Civil War (SS8H6b) 1629 -> Anticipation Guide on the Constitutional Convention 1629 -> Georgia’s Contribution to World War I (SS8H7d) 1629 -> Unintended purpose unintended consequence 1629 -> The Great Depression in the 1930s (SS8H8b) cause and effect: cause     effect 1629 -> Position of the Federalists and Anti-Federalists (SS8H4b) eq? What persons/groups/events were significant to the development of the new government and how? 1629 -> Lesson 3 “For Imposing Taxes without our Consent” 1629 -> Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Impact on Georgia (SS8H9d) 1629 -> Problems and Solutions to State Constitutions after the American Revolutions ss8H4a Download 5.34 Kb. Share with your friends: