The Proclamation of 1763 contribute to more conflict because colonists argued against it.

His leadership contributed to the eventual American split from England because he was blamed for being primarily responsible for all the acts that angered the colonists, like the stamp and sugar act.

The Sugar Act contributed to more conflict because it placed more strict enforcement on smuggling, which was something that was important to a lot of leaders.

The Stamp Act contributed to more conflict because it made people pay more for things that they used to pay less for because of taxes.

The Townshend Acts contributed to more conflict because colonists weren't able to make these things that they needed by themselves which lead them to boycott British goods.

The massacre and trial that followed contributed to further conflict because John Adams, a lawyer and patriot, believed the soldiers needed a fair trial, 6 of the soldiers were deemed innocent while 2 others were charged for manslaughter. This further angered Bostonians.

These battles contributed to further conflict because tension was already high between British and colonists because all the taxes and control that the colonists didn’t think was warranted. Militias were organized along with stores of guns.

The Second Continental Congress contributed to more conflict because the colonists were organizing under military leader George Washington, and it showed they were preparing to go to war.

Thomas Paine's writing contributed to more conflict by writing and publishing his opinion about things especially the British and their colonies, he also had his most famous pamphlet "Common sense" published in 1776 same year as the colonization of America.