WARS & EMPIRES CH 5. Boston Tea Party, 1773 Key Terms  French and Indian War  Seven Years’ War  Albany Congress  George Washington  William Pitt.

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WARS & EMPIRES CH 5

Boston Tea Party, 1773

Key Terms  French and Indian War  Seven Years’ War  Albany Congress  George Washington  William Pitt  Peace of Paris  Proclamation of 1763  Great Awakening  impressment  benign / salutary neglect  King George III / Parliament  Navigation Acts  Sugar Act  Stamp Act  Townshend Act  Coercive Acts (Intolerable Acts)  Patriots / Loyalists (Tories) *  Committee of correspondence  Sons of Liberty / Liberty Boys *  Daughters of Liberty  Continental Congress  Boston Massacre  Paul Revere *  Crispus Attucks *  Samuel Adams  British East India Company  Boston Tea Party

Questions to Consider  What events led to a break between the colonies and Great Britain? Who were the main proponents of revolution and how did they justify their position?

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