French and Indian War
This is the main reason for the war
conflict over land claims
In reaction to the Boston Tea Party, Parliament passed this legislations
Intolerable Acts
The method of hurting Great Britain economically
Boycott
This colonial region profited from slavery
The Declaratory Act declared this
Parliament could tax colonists without their input
The colonists were upset about the Proclamation of 1763 for this reason
Could not move west of the Appalachian Mountains
Colonists had to provide these to soldiers following the Quartering Act
housing and food
This group mastered boycotting of British made goods with demonstrations
Daughters of Liberty
African slaves were often treated as what
Cattle or livestock
5 colonists dies and others were wounded during this riot outside the Boston Customs House
Boston Massacre
Britain's plan to pay off their debts
Tax the colonists
This act reduced taxes to decrease smuggling
Following the Tea Act the colonists did this
Boston Tea Party
Who had an agreement to supply slaves to Portuguese merchants
Kongolese King Affonso
Virtual representation was argued by Parliament when this complaint was brought up
Taxation without representation
This was put in place to prevent fighting with Native American
Proclamation of 1763
This act taxed print materials
Stamp Act
This group was led by Sam Adams and organized the Boston Tea Party
Sons of Liberty
The economic relationship that perpetuated slavery and colonial reliance on the mother nation
mercantilism
This group found and made product alternatives in regards to the Townshend Acts
Daughters of Liberty
Great Britain earned these two things after winning the war
debt and land
In response to the Intolerable Acts, the colonists did this
Created the First Continental Congress
The First Continental Congress tried this before taking more stern actions
sending their grievances and petitions to King George and Parliament
Who profited from slavery
West Africans, Europeans, Colonists
These events proved colonists were willing to fight for their rights