Ch5 Flashcards

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Privy Council

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council created of advisers to the crown. they came up with ways to better rule the colonies.

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Sugar act of 1764

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act reducing taxes on sugar and molasses but put taxes on other goods also heightening tax collection.

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Quartering act of 1765

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act that made it so that colonists had to let British troops stay in their house.

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Stamp Act of 1765

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made stamped paper mandated for all official papers. there was a tax on these papers.

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Circular Letter

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Correspondence between the colonies trying to organize congressional resistance to the stamp act.

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Stamp Act Congress

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A meeting between colony leaders to talk about the importance of eradicating the Stamp Act

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Daughters of Liberty

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A women group of colonist who boycotted British goods and tried to make their own clothes so that they did not have to buy anything from the British

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Sons of Liberty

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Colonist men who protested and forced the resignation of stamp officials, and harassed tax collectors

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Radical Whigs

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Group who made pamphlets and spoke about “no taxation without representation”

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External Taxes

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Taxes made to protect Britain

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Internal Taxes

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Taxes that deeply influenced the colonies

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Virtual Representation

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House of Commons was a group in the British Parliament that claimed to have the interest of the colonies in mind.

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Deputy Representation

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Colonial representation in Parliament

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14
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Declaratory Act

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This let British parliament make all laws for the colonies

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Restraining Act

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Put in place by Townshend to “suspend the New York Assembly” because of resistance to the Quartering Act

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Townshend Acts

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put taxes on glass, lead, tea, paper, etc

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Boston ‘Massacre’

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British soldiers fired into a crowd

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Gaspee Incident

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A British navy ship was bombed by colonists

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Committees of Correspondence

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News source for the colonies from a group of organized writers

20
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Tea Act

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Gave East India Company ‘monopoly’ over North American tea sales

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Boston tea party

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a group of colonists disguised as natives snuck onto a British ship and dumped 342 boxes of tea into the Boston Harbor in Protest

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Coercive Acts

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four acts punishing Boston for tea party: Boston Port Act, Massachusetts Governing act, Administration of Justice Act, and the Quartering Act

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Intolerable Acts

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Colloquialism for Quebec and Coercive Acts

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Continental Association

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Penned the “Deceleration of Rights” and boycotted trade with Britain

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Minutemen

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American Soldiers

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Second Continental Congress

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Colonial leader meeting to talk about the battles of Lexington and Concord

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Olive Branch Petition

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Colonial request to make peace with king

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Battle of Bunker Hill

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First battle of revolutionary war

29
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American Prohibitory Act

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Parliament’s recognition that the colonies were openly rebelling.