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As a result of the Revolutionary war, Britain began imposing laws and putting more taxes on goods. Such as: sugar, paper, stamps, and tea. The colonists did not like this. They were not only angry at having to pay more for their things, but because they had no say in the decision. Jonathan Mayhew, a minister at the Old West Church in Boston, began preaching for the colonists to come together and protest against the raised taxes. No Taxation Without Representation, American Revolution Projects, Taxation Without Representation, Sons Of Liberty, Comic Pop Art, Golden Age Comics, American Colonies, History Project, Vintage Pop Art

As a result of the Revolutionary war, Britain began imposing laws and putting more taxes on goods. Such as: sugar, paper, stamps, and tea. The colonists did not like this. They were not only angry at having to pay more for their things, but because they had no say in the decision. Jonathan Mayhew, a minister at the Old West Church in Boston, began preaching for the colonists to come together and protest against the raised taxes.

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British Laws “No Taxation Without Representation”.> No Taxation Without Representation, Tree Map, Strong Arms, British Soldier, Cause And Effect, Printer Paper, Unique Things, School Projects, Video Online

Intolerable Acts Opening Intolerable – Impossible to endure; unbearable. Coercive – to act by force; strong-arm After the Boston Tea Party, England passed a series of strict new laws to punish the colonists. In England, they referred to the 4 new laws as Coercive. In the 13 Colonies, they were referred to as Intolerable. Prompt: Write a sentence using the word “Intolerable,” as if you were a colonist in the 1770’s. Write a sentence using the word “Coercive,” as if you were a British soldier…

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CONCLUSION:   The battle of Atlanta was fought to make the fights between the Union and the Confederacy fair so when the Union won the battle John Bell Hood destroyed the rail and war supply center in Atlanta on his way out of the city. This made it so that when the Civil War came around neither the Confederacy or the Union had an advantage.(war supply wise) Secession Art, The Grapes Of Wrath, Buffalo Soldiers, John Bell, Battle Flag, Battle Of Gettysburg, Grapes Of Wrath, History Magazine, Civil Wars

CONCLUSION: The battle of Atlanta was fought to make the fights between the Union and the Confederacy fair so when the Union won the battle John Bell Hood destroyed the rail and war supply center in Atlanta on his way out of the city. This made it so that when the Civil War came around neither the Confederacy or the Union had an advantage.(war supply wise)

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The Tea Act was set in 1773 by Great Britain's Parliament. Since tea was being so heavily boycotted among the colonies, the Tea Act was needed in order for the tea company not to fail. The Tea Act gave the East India Company the right to sell tea among the colonies to reduce the large amount of tea they obtained. This would help the tea company become financially stronger and prosper. This act led to one of the most memorable causes of the Revolution: NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION. Townshend Acts, Causes Of The American Revolution, British Parliament, Sons Of Liberty, Boston Tea Party, Tea History, 4th Grade Social Studies, Boston Tea, Colonial History

The Tea Act was set in 1773 by Great Britain's Parliament. Since tea was being so heavily boycotted among the colonies, the Tea Act was needed in order for the tea company not to fail. The Tea Act gave the East India Company the right to sell tea among the colonies to reduce the large amount of tea they obtained. This would help the tea company become financially stronger and prosper. This act led to one of the most memorable causes of the Revolution: NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION.

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