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The intolerable acts are the acts of which, after the Boston Tea Party, the British punished the American Patriots of Massachusetts by making them pay taxes for throwing over a huge shipment of tea over board.

Question: Why would you tax everybody when you could only tax the men and women who actually did it?

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the sugar act is a act that was modified from its premium version( 1773 ) from which it was about to expire. So that when the colonial merchants had to pay 6 pence per gallon of foreign molasses

Question: Why would u make somebody pay for the stuff that they had already bought? I mean they did buy it and now you are making them pay extra?

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repeal means to back out or take away. Like how in 1764, the petition repealed the stamp act and the acts.

Question: If the British knew how many men would be killed, why did they not give up earlier.

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parliament is the highest legislature in the UK. Like the one in charge of everyone.

Question: Were the UK part of the American Revolution

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What Propaganda means is information that is spread around like a rumor that is supposed to either help the cause or harm it.

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the minutemen are people who helped in the American Revolution by being planned beings with experience and ( their name will explain this) being ready in a minute. get it get it?...........
never mind.

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The Boston Tea Party is not a party ( well not exactly) But what it is is a "party" where Samuel Adams and the sons of Liberty docked 3 ships into the Boston Harbor and 342 chests of tea into the Boston harbor. Which put the 2 sides closer and closer to war

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this is an example of a boycott:

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not using something for a long period of time because you do not like the way you are treated or that it costs to much.

For example, the Montgomery bus boycott (1955 ) lasted 381 days because they didn't like the way they were treated by having to sit in the back and they weren't allowed to sit in the front of the bus. So they boycotted the bus system so that they were allowed to sit in the front. And it worked. They were allowed to sit wherever they want now.

Question: Why did the bus system allow them to sit in the front of the bus.

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BOSTON TEA PARTY:

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AMERICAN REVOLUTION

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> "Revolutionary War - Google Search." Revolutionary War - Google Search. Nickjacobsocialstudies.blogspot, n.d. Web. 01 Mar. 2017.
> Www.history.com. "Boston Tea Party - Google Search." Boston Tea Party - Google Search. A&E television networks, n.d. Web. 01 Mar. 2017.
> Cleveland.com. "Bus Boycott - Google Search." Bus Boycott - Google Search. Patrick O'Donnell, 24 Feb. 2013. Web. 01 Mar. 2017.

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Definition: King George the III act for great Britain following their purchase of the french territory in the North American country, for which they drew a line along the the perimeter of the Appalachian mountains forbidding all settlers from passing it.

Question: What would the settlers do? Why forbid them?

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Definition: A phrase that the Americans use because of the way they were being taxed by the British. The British then countered with, before the American Revolution, " Taxation without representation is tyranny."

Question: Why did the Americans not try to find different land. Where they cant tax them because they are not on their land

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Definition: The battles of Lexington & Concord was the beginning of the American Revolution war between Great Britain and the American Colonies.

Question: How many Americans died for our freedom

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Definition: The war between American colonies and great Britain for the independence for the colonies. Lasted 75-83, and the colonies won their independence in the war.

Question: why exactly did we go to war with great Britain

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The Boston Massacre

Definition: An event that occurred on March 5th, 1770, in which 5 American Patriots were killed by several British Redcoats. The Redcoats fired into a crowd of people who didn’t have any guns in the streets of Boston.  Crispus Attucks, an African American and Native American, is considered  by many the first person to die for America’s freedom.

Question: WHY did the Redcoats fire into the crowd of people if the people in the crowd didn’t have any guns?