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Planters & Merchants

+. -. +. Wealth. Wealth. +. Planters & Merchants. Artisans. Political & Social Status. Frontier Farmers & Urban Poor (homeless). -. Slaves. +. -. +. Population. Population. Patriots. Tories (Loyalists).

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James Otis

James Otis. By Matthew. James Otis died on May 23 rd 1783 when he got struck by a bolt of lightning. James Otis birth date (where he died to) and death date. James Otis was born on February 5, 1725 in Barnstable,Massachusetts. FF profession/job.

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Taxation with out Representation Chapter 5-1

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Johnny Tremain Study Guide

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Chapter 6; Section 4

Chapter 6; Section 4. Other Battlefronts. Fighting on the Frontier. In the west settlers clashed with Native Americans , whose land they were invading. Native Americans choose sides. When the Revolutionary War began most Native Americans tried to remain neutral

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Tighter British control

Tighter British control. By L issette Vega. Bell ringers. 1. Look at the images on pages 160 and 162. How do the colonists feel about being taxed, according to these images? 2. Why might Great Britain feel justified in imposing taxes on its colonies?.

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6.1 Tighter British Control

6.1 Tighter British Control. The Colonies and Britain Grow A part. After the French and Indian War the British govt. once again decided to take a more active role in the colonies (no more salutary neglect).

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Approving the Constitution 1787-1790

Approving the Constitution 1787-1790. Pgs. 367-371. Ratifying the Constitution. According to Article VII of the Constitution, 9 of the 13 states had to ratify , or agree to, the Constitution before it would become law.

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Firebrands of Revolution

Firebrands of Revolution. James Otis. Colony Lived In: Massachusetts Occupation(s): Successful Lawyer

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The Sons of Liberty

The Sons of Liberty. By: Anna. Who Were They ?. The Sons o f Liberty was a group that was made up of American patriots that originated in the North American British colonies before independence.

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American Revolution

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Colonists Speak Out

Colonists Speak Out. LESSON 3. The Sugar Act. British leaders wanted American colonists to pay more taxes. The money would help pay for the French and Indian War. In 1764 British government passed the Sugar Act . This act added tax to sugar and other goods coming into the colonies.

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