https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz en-us 2022-12-13 20:01:06 UTC 2022-12-16 22:37:32 UTC hello@padlet.com 12361423 https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2421143259 -A proclamation is a formal announcement.
-The British announced that they won land (in 1763) during the French & Indian War in the Appalachian Mountains.
-Those lands would be reserved for the Native Americans because the British wanted to avoid conflict or wars with the Natives.]]> 2022-12-14 22:10:57 UTC https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2421143259 12361423 https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2421150672 -To "quarter" means to give a soldier a place to stay.
-During 1765, a law was ordered to give your local soldiers a place to stay at.
-Citizens and colonists also had to include food,fuel,oil candles,beer and transportation like their carriages and horses to be a part of the package too.



]]> 2022-12-14 22:24:24 UTC https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2421150672 12361423 https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2421155063 -The British were in debt after the French & Indian War.
-They felt that the colonists should help pay for some of the expenses involved in defending the colonies from the French. 
-That perspective passed in 1765, and required the colonists to pay a tax on most printed materials such as newspapers, pamphlets, marriage licenses, and playing cards. 
-So in order to prove that you paid your taxes, you had to purchase a stamp and place it on your printed document to prove that you paid the taxes.]]> 2022-12-14 22:32:55 UTC https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2421155063 12361423 https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2421157877 -A new British prime minister Charles Townshend put a slight indirect tax on glass,lead,paper and tea in 1767.
- The tax was indirect because it was collected at the  seaports before the items reached colonial stores. 
-But people going to the sea ports to pick up the supplies had to pay the tax.]]> 2022-12-14 22:38:52 UTC https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2421157877 12361423 https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2422071045 -On March 5, 1770, a mob of colonists in Boston set about to torment British troops because of taxes they found repressive.
-They began teasing them with things like throwing snowballs at them.
-In due of their actions, they eventually opened fire killing 5 colonists.
-The colonists believed that the British troops were full of blame, so they called a town meeting to inquire about the removal of the British troops. The British granted their request for removal.]]> 2022-12-15 16:33:46 UTC https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2422071045 12361423 https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2422149672 -In 1773 the parliament passed the tea act which gave the British East Indies company absolute ownership of the American tea businesses. That signified that Colonists could only purchase tea from this company and no other.
-Even tho this raised down the price of tea, the colonists obviously were unsympathetic & at odds against this.
-To protect the tea act, the Sons of Liberty (a political organization) arranged the Boston Tea Party Dressed up as Native Americans. Colonists attacked three British ships in the Boston Harbour. Busting open 340 chests of tea and flinging out the tea in the harbour. While a multitude of people watched from the docks gasping.]]> 2022-12-15 17:36:21 UTC https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2422149672 12361423 https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2422399139 -Visibly it's obvious that the British were upset by the actions of the colonists at the Boston Tea Party. In response they ordered the colonists to put all their income to the millions of dollars of tea they dumped in the harbour. 
-They also closed the Port of Boston so they could not access the tea.
-Adding onto punishment, they put out military rules on colonists meaning that they couldn't leave their houses after 9 or early in the morning without a permit.
-One more thing, colonists could not hold any town meetings and the Massachusetts Legislature was suspended. ]]> 2022-12-15 22:32:25 UTC https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2422399139 12361423 https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2422402552 It's a hard question to answer but in my opinion, mostly no. I think most people should try to resolve a friendly ending instead. In the end you might end up having a companion too. But this doesn't happen too much, companionship is difficult when the opposite side already attacked you and despises you. So in rougher situations of hatred, such as Russia and Ukraine, because Russia has been taunting Ukraine for so long, they have got to fight back. So war might be the only answer for them. It seems like I would like to think war is not the only answer that I would like to put in my head. But from previous wars in history, war seems like it has to be the only answer most of the time.]]> 2022-12-15 22:40:06 UTC https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2422402552 12361423 https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2423210028 -On April 19, 1775, the battle between Lexington and Concord broke off. British soldiers set out from Boston to go to Lexington and Concord because they were planning to defeat the possibility of rebellion by seizing weapons and breaking the supply of ammunition off.
-When the british invaded lexington the colonist werent prepared enough to fight them and eight peoples lives were ended and zero readcoats had died
-After the people in concord heard that the british army was coming they were ready to fight them 49 colonist were dead but 73 readcoats had died too in total and many more were wounded or missing this had marked the start of the American Revolutionary war]]> 2022-12-16 16:47:43 UTC https://padlet.com/12361423/hwiu9dla7rxjkzoz/wish/2423210028