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a law passed that required the payment of a tax to Britain on a great variety of papers and documents,including newspapers,that were produced in the american colonies.

"American Revolution"
(according to this website www.history.com/topics/american-revolution/stamp-act)

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What was it like living in France during this time?

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What was it like living in France during this time?

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It was really complicated since some people were rich some were nobles etc.and harder for the 3rd estate  because they had to pay all taxes and they all got separated and it was really hard if you wanted to get in a different estate because you would have to be born into it or know people from that estate you would be trying to get in.and it was a hard life for the peasants,they had to pay taxes more or were the only ones that had to pay taxes than anyone else and more because they were the wealthy ones that you know didn't have anything.

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it started Roughly on July 14, 1789

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why don't the 1st and 2nd estate pay any taxes?

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why don't the 1st and 2nd estate pay any taxes?

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Nobles did not have to pay their share ,the first estate who owned up to 15% of the land and were 1% of the population,the 2nd estate,the nobility was 2% of the population and owned up to 25% of land,the rest of the population payed majority.

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why is there such a high population of the 3rd estate?

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why is there such a high population of the 3rd estate?

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The chance of getting into the 1st and 2nd estate was hard and if you did get in easy it would be something of luck.the reason it was hard to get into them was because for the first estate you would need to have to know people and for the 2nd you would need to be born into that estate(nobility).

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1st:Was made up of the clergy,these were people who worked for the church including priests,monks,bishops,and nuns
2nd:(French nobility)
3rd:These people were the peasants,craftspeople,and laborers of the land.the 3rd estate were the commoners.

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The estates were important social divisions in the culture of Ancient France:the three estates were created after the French Revolution was caused,in part by the social imbalance of the old regime

"American Revolution"
HISTORY.com

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How did the British respond to the Intolerable acts?

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How did the British respond to the Intolerable acts?

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Drove the colonists to call the first Continental congress in 1774 and bond together to form a collective Resistance against British oppression.The Intolerable acts heavily targeted Massachusetts,
and especially Boston,to punish the colonists for the Boston tea part

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Were a series of acts passed -beginning in 1767-by the parliament of great Great Britain relating to the British colonies in north america.

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Why did England go to war against the French? 

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Why did England go to war against the French? 

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both the french and the British colonists were helped by their Indian allies,the British army and British colonists were helped by the Iroquois Indians,the British won a huge amount of land in North America from the French.

"American Revolution"
(according to this website https://www.mtholyoke.edu/courses/rschwart/hist255/kat_anna/war.html)

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Why in this american revolution picture was one of the colonists pouring tea into the water ?

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Why in this american revolution picture was one of the colonists pouring tea into the water ?

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in the Boston tea party they poured
all the tea into the lake.

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Were harsh laws passed by the British parliament in 1774.they were meant to punish the american colonists for the Boston tea party and other protests
(according to