We have discussed some of the causes of the Revolutionary War, and this video outlines those reasons.
After watching this video, I would like for you to leave a comment including one fact about the Revolutionary War. Once again, you can't list a fact that anyone else has mentioned, so the sooner the better. Your facts may be from the video, from class discussions, or from your own research.
The due date for this assignment is Friday, October 23rd.
Mrs. Garrett
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No Taxation Without Reprsentation become the Colinst's slogan after Parlment and King George forced laws and taxes on the Colinists, and the Colinitsts were not allowed in Parlment.
ReplyDeletethe colonists did not like being told ware they could live.
ReplyDeleteThere are five so-called Intolerable Acts: the Boston Port Act, the Massachusetts Government Act, the Administration of Justice Act, the Quartering Act, and the Quebec Act.
ReplyDeleteThe Stamp Act taxed all legal papers. Josh
ReplyDeleteThere where four acts but the first act was the Proclamation of 1763. It was when the British band coloniel settelment west of a line drawn along the Appelation mountains. The colonists were upset with the British because the were telling them where they could live.
ReplyDeleteI might come back Wednesday and I'm feeling better.
The colonist got upset that they weren't aloud to go into England but England was aloud to tax them just so they could pay off there war debts.
ReplyDeleteThe colonists were so angry because of the tea act that they threw all of the tea off the three britsh ships and into the bay. This act is now known as the Boston Tea Party.
ReplyDeletethe major acts were the tea, stamp, and sugar act
ReplyDeletethe first act was the proclamaiton of 1776
ReplyDeleteThe boston tea pary started the Revolutionary War.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous = Luke
ReplyDeletethe colonists weren't aloud to be in the british paralament.
ReplyDeleteThe revoltionary war was started because the colonies geting mad at the British Parlament.
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