5.1 Flashcards

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The thery that though that a countrys wealth is measured by her silver and gold

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Mercantile theory

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Act that staed that all good imported or exported from the colonies be carried on ships own by British subjects, also stipulated that 3/4ths of the passengers needed to be British

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Navigation actof 1660

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3
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Stipulated that all European goods must go through Britain to go to the colonies

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Navigation act of 1663

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4
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Taxes raw sugar rum and molasses imported to the colonies from the non British west indies

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The molasses act

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5
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Had the power to annul laws passed by colonial legislation to hear appeals from. The colonies , and to influence the trade polocys for the colonies

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Board of trade

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6
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Led an Indian uprising against the colonies

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Pontiac

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7
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Infian uprisin against the colonies

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Pontiacs conspiracy

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8
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Gave British officials authority to search any place an any time for contraband

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Writs of assistance

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9
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Defended the hous of burgessess during parsons cause

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Patrick henry

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10
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Became king in 1860 before the French and Indian war

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George III

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Became the prime minister in England and sided with king George to bring the colonies under subjection

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George grenville

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12
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Drew a boundary line that followed the Appalachian mountains between the colonists and native Americans made the British government only able to buy native American land

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The proclamation of 1763

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13
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Cut in half the tax on raw sugar imported to the colonies but raised the tax on refined sugar

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Sugar act of 1764

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This act barred the colonial governments from issuing paper money and forbade colonists to pay British merchants in colonial currency

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The currency act of 1764

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15
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Made people buy stamps for there stuff

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Stamp act of 1765

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16
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Required colonists to furnish British troops with certain supplies and lodging

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The quartering act of 1763

17
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Led the tax protests

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John and Samuel adems

18
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Organized the sons of libwrty

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Samuel adams

19
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This congress convened on this year 1765

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Stamp act congress

20
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Became one of Britain greatest states man

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Edmund burke

21
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Declared that the colonies were under great Britain and that Britain could pass what ever laws they want

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Declatory act

22
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The Chandler of the exchequer

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Charles towns hend

23
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Established a board if customs

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Towns hend acts

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Drafted the resolutions for the stamp act congress

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John Dickinson

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When British troops killed people i. Boston
Boston massacre
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Became prime Minister in 1770
Lord friedrick north
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When the gasspee ran aground and was attacked
The gasspee incident
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Kept nabbing towns informed about problems with britain
Commitees of correspondence
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Sold tea in the colonies
British east India company
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1773
The year the Boston tea party happend
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Passed in a series in 1774
Intolerable acts
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Closed the port of boston
Boston port bill
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Limited the powers of self government in Massachusetts
Massachusetts government act
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Expanded Quebec borders
Quebec act
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Convened in 1774 in Philadelphia
First continental congress
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Made a speech at the second convention
Patrick henry