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Chapter 6 Tighter British Control. King George lll King of England during the American Revolution.

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1 Chapter 6 Tighter British Control

2 King George lll King of England during the American Revolution.

3 Quartering Act Law that required the colonies to house and supply British soldiers

4 Revenue Government income (Tax)

5 Sugar Act British tax on imported sugar and molasses

6 Stamp Act Law that taxed many printed materials in the colonies

7 Patrick Henry A member of the Virginia House of Burgesses who opposed British taxes. (Give me liberty or give me death)

8 Boycott Refusal to buy goods

9 Sons of Liberty A secret society organized to oppose British policies

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