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- 5. Road to War
- 9. Conflict in the Colonies
- 11. 1764 Sugar Act The Sugar Act is passed to raise money from the colonies for Britain. Samuel Adams founds the Committees of Correspondence to improve Communication among colonies British Actions Colonists REactions
- 12. 1765 The Stamp Act The Stamp Act taxes newspapers Licenses, and colonial paper Products A series of resolutions is passed Stating that the Stamp Act Violates the rights of the Colonists. British Actions Colonists REactions
- 16. 1770 Boston Massacre British soldiers fire into a crowd Of colonists, killing five men. Colonists protest and bring the Soldiers to trial. British Actions Colonists REactions
- 19. 1773 The Boston Tea Party The Tea Act is passed, making British tea cheaper than Colonial tea. Colonists protest by dumping Shipments of British tea Into Boston Harbor British Actions Colonists REactions
- 20. 1774 The Intolerable Acts Boston Harbor is closed, and British troops are quartered. (live in Boston) Colonists’ resentment toward Britain builds! British Actions Colonists REactions
- 22. A proof sheet of 26 stamps Under the Stamp Act, these were to be used on newspapers, pamphlets and all other papers larger than half a page.