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Exam 1 Flashcards

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No freeman can be taxed without his consent.

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John Adams

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Tension tension…if this be tension, make the most of it.

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Patrick Henry

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American war-making seemed to differ morally from British war-making…

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Royster

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The parliament may be deceived, they may have been misinformed by facts…

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James Otis

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Today we would say that many of the revolutionaries’ ancestors came to America to protect their orthodoxies…

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Royster

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If another tryal for Canada should take place…

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James Otis

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The late acquisitions in America as glorious as they have been…

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James Otis

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We further apprehend this tax to be unconstitutional.

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John Adams

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In the late war, the northern colonies not only rais’d their full quota of men…

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James Otis

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For every skin or piece of vellum or parchment or sheet…

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The Stamp Act

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Here indeed opens to view a large field; but I must study brevity..

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James Otis

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To say the parliament is absolute and arbitrary… The parliament cannot make 2 and 2; 5…

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James Otis

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Sir, in all the calamities which have even befallen this country..

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John Adams

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For every pack of such cards…and for every pair of such dice…and for every paper, commonly called a pamphlet…

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The Stamp Act

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And it is hereby further enacted, that all forfeitures and penalties hereby inflicted shall be divided…

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The Stamp Act

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That it is inseparably essential to the freedom of a People…

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Declarations of The Stamp Act Congress

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Another grievance to be considered is the alarming attempt of the people of Old England to restrain our manufactures.

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Silas Downer

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That the duties imposed by several late Acts of Parliament..

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Declarations of The Stamp Act Congress

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That the Restrictions imposed by several late Acts of Parliament…

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Declarations of The Stamp Act Congress

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That as the Profits of the Trade of these Colonies ultimately center in Great Britain..

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Declarations of The Stamp Act Congress

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No tax (scutage) except by the general council. “No scutage or aid shall be imposed in our kingdom.

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Magna Charta

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All Bills for raising Revenue shall originate in the House of Representatives.

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US Constitution

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If this doctrine of the material authority of one country over another…

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Silas Downer

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A mob reliable of saucy-boys…

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John Adams

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The ground we first formed upon was something elevated, and commanded…

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Frederick MacKenzie

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This claim of the common to a sovereignty over us, is founded by them on their being the Mother Country.

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Silas Downer

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That the foundation of English Liberty, and of all free government, is a right in the people to participate in their legislative council…

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Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress

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Riding through town warning

Threatened if doesn’t confess

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Paul Revere

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As the Country for many miles round Boston and in the Neighborhood of Lexington and Concord…

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Frederick MacKenzie

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Also the Act passed the same session for establishing the Roman Catholic Religion in the province of Quebec…

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Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress

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To these grievous acts and measures Americans cannot submit…

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Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress

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There was a general Muster of all the Neighboring Militia only the day before…

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Frederick MacKenzie

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The parent country, with undeviating prudence, and virtue, attentive to the first principles of colonization…

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Dickenson

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It is conceived by many, that the expedition to Concord for the destruction of Military Stores…

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Frederick MacKenzie

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In the course of our inquiry, we find many infringements and violations of the foregoing rights…

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Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress

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You will therefore…changing names…

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Dickenson

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