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wanted to keep peace with Britain's Native American allies.

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Great Britain's monarch King George III

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provide housing and supplies for British soldiers.

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The purpose of the Quartering Act was to require the colonies to

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was needed by the British government to pay its debts.

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The revenue that Great Britain hoped to raise in the colonies

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Stamp Act.

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The British law that directly taxed the colonists was the

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a Virginia leader who called for resistance to the Stamp Act

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Who was Patrick Henry?

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A group that staged protests against the Stamp Act was the

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Sons of Liberty

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Why might a boycott be a good way for people to protest a law or other action that they do not like?

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Know that a boycott is a nonviolent method of protest that relies on economic pressure rather than force to accomplish its participants' goals.

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In 1767, the____attempted to raise money to pay the salaries of British governors and other officials in the colonies.

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Townshend Acts

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One of the colonists who organized protests and urged other colonists to resist British control was____, a leader of the Boston Sons of Liberty.

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Samuel Adams

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In 1770, an incident that the Sons of Liberty called the___was used as propaganda to arouse the colonists' resistance to British authority.

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Boston Massacre