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The American Revolution: The Roots of Revolution 1756: While the 13 Colonies are growing, the French and Indian War began (1756-1763). *It’s called the Seven Years War in Europe. England declared war on France. England wanted France out of the Ohio River Valley and Canada. England won.

The American Revolution: The Roots of Revolution Crash Course Video… 1765 Stamp Act was to help England raise money since they were in debt due to the French and Indian War. “No taxation without representation” shows how the colonists were upset that they did not have representatives in England’s Parliament.

Sons of Liberty 1st Row: Samuel Adams • Benedict Arnold • John Hancock • Patrick Henry • James Otis, Jr. 2nd Row: Paul Revere • James Swan • Alexander McDougall • Benjamin Rush • Charles Thomson 3rd Row: Joseph Warren • Marinus Willett • Oliver Wolcott • Christopher Gadsden • Haym Salomon

Sons of Liberty

Sons of Liberty

The American Revolution: The Roots of Revolution Crash Course Video… 1767 - More Taxes: The Townsend Acts began in 1767. These taxes were meant to raise money to pay colonial governors and judges, convincing them to stay loyal to England.

Most of the Townsend Taxes were repealed, but not the tax on tea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCvqNvXQKRM 1770: The Boston Massacre happened due to high tensions. Colonists were upset about the Townsend Taxes. After this Massacre, more protests happened. Most of the Townsend Taxes were repealed, but not the tax on tea.

The American Revolution: The Roots of Revolution Crash Course Video… 1773 – The Boston Tea Party (Watch video.) 1775- Lexington and Concord, the Shot Heard Around the World (Read & Watch) 1776 – Declaration of Independence is signed

The American Revolution: The Roots of Revolution Crash Course Video… 1773 – The Boston Tea Party (Watch video.) 1776 – Declaration of Independence is signed

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