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The war began in 1754 and ended in 1763 with the Treaty of Paris. It gave Great Britain a lot more land in North America, but arguments over the expenses of the war and the frontier policy by the British led to colonists becoming unhappy, and eventually the American Revolution.

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It was a boundary created by the British that was marked in the Appalachian Mountains at the location of the Eastern Continental Divide, and it was decreed on October 7, 1763. The Proclamation Line barred colonists that were Anglo-American from settling on the land that was gained from the French after the French and Indian War.

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Also named the Revenue Act, or the Plantation Act (in the history of the U.S. colonies), it was when British legislation wanted to end the smuggling trade in molasses from the Dutch West Indies and the French. They also wanted to provide revenues that were increased to fund the British Empire´s responsibilities that were made greater after the French and Indian War.

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A Representation of Sugar Cane and the Art of Making Sugar (1781) - Social Media

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It was the first internal tax that the British Parliament imposed directly on the colonists of America. The Stamp Act forced a tax on all documents in the colonies that were paper, and was done to help remove the debt that the British Empire had acquired from the Seven Years´ War.

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The Quartering Act was when the British parliament supplied drink, food, fuel, quarters, and transportation to British forces that were positioned in their villages and towns. Actually, it was an amendment to the annual Mutiny Act.

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The Boston Massacre was a lethal riot that happened on King Street in Boston; it stimulated anti-British sentiment and planted the seeds for the American Revolution. Also, it began as a fight between a solitary British soldier and American colonists, but it quickly turned into a bloody and chaotic killing.

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It allowed the East India Company the right to ship their tea directly to the colonies, instead of bringing it to England first. This act also made it so that commission agents would not have to main right to sell the colonies tea.

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Angry and frustrated at Britain, American colonists dumped 342 tea chests into the harbor at Griffin´s Wharf that were brought in by the British East India Company. Colonists were not happy that the British imposed taxes without representing them, and as so, it was the first large act of rebellion to British rule.

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Also called the Coercive Acts in the colonial history of the U.S., the Intolerable Acts were four measures intended to punish the colonies that were enacted by the Parliament of Britain. The acts served as Britain´s vengeance for the colonies rebelling.