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    in 1770‚ and which of the said causes had the biggest impact on the occurrence of the Massacre. To understand the causes of this Massacre‚ research had to be done to investigate how the presence of British soldiers‚ the Sugar‚ Stamp‚ Quartering‚ and Townshed Acts‚ the acts of the colonists‚ and the lack of representation of the colonists lead to the Boston Massacre. The main method for gathering information was from either book or Internet sources. The most used of these sources were the book The

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    Parliament sanctioned acts requiring taxes to remunerate their debt. Thus‚ stemming to the arousal of the colonists. b. Thesis Statement: Due to the violation of civil and economic rights‚ the colonists’ resentment towards Britain grew substantially‚ thus prominent to the American Revolution. Body: a. Sub-Thesis 1: Acts authorized by Parliament to defecate debts instigated a rebellious fever in the colonists. a. Facts to support sub-thesis: i. Grenville’s Policies: Sugar act of 1763‚ Enforce

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    Prior to 1754 French & Indian War‚ the 13 North American colonies that would eventually become the United States of America were at a rate of rapid increase. Colonial trade with England has increased by over 360%‚ all colonies were reproducing successfully‚ with a rate of natural increase of 3%‚ and the population doubling every 25 years‚ and on top of that‚ colonial power increased with the idea of Salutary Neglect‚ and colonial assemblies. The French & Indian War had cause a multitude of changes

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    internal tax placed upon the colonies was the Stamp Act of 1765. This tax was placed on all paper products‚ and it was used to pay off debt in Britain. Because of this act‚ countless soldiers and british collectors were attacked by the angry colonists. The colonists would tar and feather the collectors showing Britain that they did not approve of this act at all. In order to discuss on how to rebel against the Stamp Act‚ colonists created the Stamp Act Congress. Samuel Adams verbally announced

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    Parliament sanctioned acts requiring taxes to remunerate their debt. Thus‚ stemming to the arousal of the colonists. b. Thesis Statement: Due to the violation of civil and economic rights‚ the colonists’ resentment towards Britain grew substantially‚ thus prominent to the American Revolution. Body: a. Sub-Thesis 1: Acts authorized by Parliament to defecate debts instigated a rebellious fever in the colonists. a. Facts to support sub-thesis: i. Grenville’s Policies: Sugar act of 1763‚ Enforce

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    the Stamp Act” (1765)‚ as saying “the stamp tax takes in a great degree its proportion from the riches of the people.” Since this tax came from the sale of all paper products‚ almost all colonists had to pay it. The tax covered almost everything from Wills to a deck of cards. The British imposed the tax this way to ensure that every single person would have to pay it because every single person had need for at least one of these products. There were very few that were exempt from the Stamp Act and

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    Also the Americans were outraged that men thousands of miles across the sea‚ whom they have not voted for‚ are making decisions for and representing them. They were also misrepresenting them in‚ voting in favor for several laws over the course of (1765-1773). Economic Connection After the treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle was signed and the war was won‚ Britain’s success didn’t come free. For a massive victory‚ came a massive cost. Great Britain believed the American colonists should pay their own way

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    Little ducky Ouack took a waddle around Boston in 1765. He saw many interesting things for a duckling his age. They may have scarred him for life. First he came across a crowd‚ he was curious‚ so he waddled over‚ his big webd baby duck feet plopping like he was walking with flippers on. Once he got to the center of the mob he saw figure covered in something like tar‚ with an outer layer of white feathers. In the air was a flag waving in the breeze‚ it had "Sons Of Liberty" written across it

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    as taxes that they were enforcing‚ and a few of these acts led colonists to believe their freedom was at stake. All of this and the opposition eventually led to the American Revolution. The beginning issues that lead to the revolutionary war were the taxes the empire were trying to oppose on the colonies‚ such taxes as the Sugar Act of 1764 that reduced taxes on molasses. But the bigger tax that created opposition was the Stamp Act of 1765. It was the first tax that from the parliament that attempted

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    all change when the government started to make acts. These acts were passed due to the debt (140 million pounds) of the Seven Years’ War. In Britain taxes were common and were even getting raised but‚ for Americans it was unfamiliar to have such a thing as taxes to help the government economically. It all started out with the Sugar Act in 1764‚ it increased the duty on sugar being imported from the West Indies. The colonist didn’t approve of this act and started to protest and as a result the tax

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