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Before the WOI
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Everything you need to know before the American War of Independence
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Before the WOI
Seven year war
Left Britian with a £133 million debt
Acts
Sugar Act
1764
Aim: to raise revenue
Duty of imported molasses reduced, with Importation of Rum banned
Duty on imported sugar Increased
Result: Resented and Ignored by the Americans
Quartering Act
1764
Billet soldiers in colonies
Aim was to make colonials take some responsibility in defence
Result: Was resented as the army could have turned on them
Stamp Act
22nd March 1765
Aim: to help pay off debt and pay for defence in colonies ( c. £60,000 )
First attempt at direct taxation. It affected everyone
On all Printing documents eg. Playing cards and newspaper
Could only be bought from a stamp commissioners appointed in each colony
Result: Virginia's "no taxation without representation"
Stamp act Congress 1765, Not VA, NH, NC, GA
Boycott of goods
Declaratory Act 1766
Coercive Acts
1774
Boston harbour closed
British soldiers where garrisoned in locals' homes
Result: stocking of arms, tensions grow
Townshend Duties
1767
Charles Townshend, Chancellor of the E, wanted to raise revenue
Resentment took 2 years
Not direct taxation ; aimed at imports, eg tea and china
Whats happening in boston!
Massachusetts led political opposition, all 13 colonies protest against king
Orders from London dissolved colonial assembles
Boston led Boycott against British imports
Mob violence against customs officials in Boston harbour
Sam Adams and others led Boston Gazette
Troops sent to Boston
1769
Tension spilled before all duties besides tea was lifted
22 Feb suspected customs officer kills 11 year old boy, Seider
Sons of Liberty turned funeral into a political demonstration
2 March, workers at rope factory attack redcoats
Boston Massacre
9pm 5th March 1770
Snowy night
British soldier protecting customs house attacked with clubs
They dared Captain Preston to fire
Ice hurled at Montgomery, who fell back. He fired causing others to fire
Tea act 1773
To save East India Company
To hard for Americans to sell as price was too cheap
Tea Boycotted: Philadelphia and NY sent back tea
Boston Tea Party
1773
3 ships entered Boston Harbour carrying 114 chests of tea
Crowds gathered daily to prevent unloading
16 Dec, 60 sons of L disguised as Mohawk Indians emptied 342 tea crates
It was an open challenge to British Authority
5 died, 6 wounded. Dead treated like martyrs
First Continental Congress
Sept 1774
wanted coercive acts removed
First united boycott on British goods
Allegiance to crown but not Parliament
Colonies wanted right to determine their own defences
Result
George III refused to repeal C act
Huge increase of troops
Colonies continued stockpiling
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