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10283368065Proclamation Line of 1763Issued by the King to prevent colonists from settling west of the Appalachians; colonists ignored it0
10283369829Sugar ActActually lowered the molasses tax, but increased enforcement and violators would not get jury trial1
10283372666Stamp ActTax on a all printed goods; led to the formation of the sons of liberty and massive boycotts2
10283376227French and Indian WarAfter this, Britain ended Salutary Neglect and began to more tightly control the colonies, which led to increased tension3
10283379098No taxation without representationArgument colonists made to justify not paying British taxes4
10283384011Boston MassacreBritish soldiers shot and killed 5 colonists; unclear what started the confrontation5
10283385562Townshend ActsTaxes on British imports including glass, lead, tea, and other common goods6
10283387499Tea ActGave the British East India Company an exemption on the tea tax, which gave them an unfair advantage in the tea market7
10283389372Boston Tea PartyColonists dump tea in British open to protest Tea Act; organized by sons of liberty8
10283394937Intolerable ActsPassed in response to Boston Tea Party; Shut down Boston harbor, imposed martial law, and included a more severe Quartering Act9
102833988981st Continental CongressColonial representatives gather and send the King a Declaration of Rights10
10283400477Lexington and Concord1st shots of the Revolution11
10283404233Common SensePamphlet by Thomas Paine that argued in favor of Revolution; very persuasive12
102834052932nd Continental CongressFirst created the Olive Branch Petition; when that was rejected, created and signed the Declaration of Independence13

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