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What was the Quartering Act?
British law that allowed British soldiers to live in any colonial home they wanted to.
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Who was the King of Britain during this time?
King George III
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shark
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Name some examples of boycotting the Daughters of Liberty did well.
Made their own clothes, tea and sold colonial products and not British products.
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Describe the Boston Tea Party
Colonists dumped 300 boxes of tea into the Boston Harbor so they could not profit from the sales or taxes.
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Name two ACTS that the British created to tax products.
Sugar Act, Stamp Act, Townshend Acts.
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What did the Daughters of Liberty do well?
Boycotted British products.
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How did the British try to pay for the French and Indian war?
By taxing products that the colonists bought.
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How did the Sons and Daughters of Liberty plan protests and boycotts?
They had secret meetings and used code words.
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Who invented the bifocals?
Benjamin Franklin
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Who did the colonists try to blame for throwing the tea into Boston Harbor?
Mohawk Indians
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Describe why the colonists wanted liberty?
They wanted to free of British oppression and taxes.
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