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- 2. This act taxed sugar. This was the first time the colonists actually wanted a voice in matters regarding taxation.
- 4. This Enlightenment thinker believed that a government should be based on a social contract with the people.
- 7. The colonists responded to the Tea Act with the ____ ____ Party.
- 8. This act taxed glass, paint, lead, and tea.
- 10. The first battle of the Revolutionary War.
- 12. The movement in the 1700s that emphasized religious tolerance in the colonies.
- 13. This act made it mandatory for every public/legal document to have a stamp. These stamps cost money.
- 14. The British established the ____ Line of 1763 to prevent the colonists from moving west and into Native American territory.
- 15. The Articles of Confederation established a “firm league of ___” among the now-free colonies.
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- 1. This Enlightenment thinker believed a government should be run by the people for the people. (last name only)
- 3. The movement in the late 1600s that promoted ideas that pushed people to challenge traditional thinking.
- 5. The event where British soldiers fired on civilians protesting unfair taxation.
- 6. This act was considered to be the most harshest of the acts Britain imposed on the colonies.
- 9. This is the first colony established in 1607.
- 11. This was the only branch of the new government under the Articles of Confederation.
