- 1768- British sent officers to colonies in fear of rebellion.
- March 5, 1770 the Boston Massacre took place, fight British vs. Colonists, 5 died
- Colonial leaders used killing as propaganda against British
- Boston Massacre lead to stronger boycotts
- 1772, Adams revived the Boston committee of correspondence to organize protests
- 1773- Tea Act
- Made the compony able to send tea to the colonies without paying the usual taxes.
- December 16, 342 boxes of tea were thrown into the Boston Harbor by Son of Liberty dressed as Mohawks
- 1774- Coercive acts
- Made to punish colonist
- closed Boston Harbor
- Colonists here forces to shelter soldiers
- The Quebec acts
- it gave religious freedom to French Canadian Catholics
- All the new laws were knew by the colonists as the Intolerable Acts.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Chapter 5 Section 2 notes
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