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Chapter 7

  Republicanism  Radical Whigs The Deep Roots of Revolution

  Georgia  Navigation Law of 1650  Dutch shippers Mercantilism and Colonial Grievances

  French and Indian War  Prime Minister George Grenville  Sugar Act of 1764  Quartering Act of 1765  Stamp Act The Stamp Tax Uproar

  Stamp Act Congress of  Intercolonial Unity  Nonimportant agreements  Sons of Liberty and Daughters of Liberty  Declaratory Act Parliament Forced to Repeal the Stamp Act

  Townshend Acts  Boston Massacre The Townshend Tea Tax and the Boston Massacre

  Lord North  Samuel Adams  Committee of Correspondence  House of Burgesses The Seditious Committees of Correspondence

  British East India Company  Thomas Hutchinson  Boston Tea Party Tea Parties at Boston and Elsewhere

  Intolerable Acts  Boston Port Act  Quebec Act Parliament Passes the “Intolerable Acts”

  1 st Continental Congress  Declaration of Rights  The Association  Lexington  Samuel Adams and John Hancock  Boston Massacre The Continental Congress and Bloodshed

  Population Differences  Ireland and France Imperial Strength h and Weaknesses

  Marquis de Lafayette  Articles of Confederation  Paper Money American Pluses and Minuses

  Valley Forge  Baron von Steuben  Lord Dunmore  Ethiopian Regiment A Thin Line of Heroes