Road To Rev Comic

Road To Rev Comic

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  • Seperation
  • Simply just put a line down the Appalachian Mountains seperating th
  • This will separate the Indians and the settlers
  • Ok!
  • NO ALL THE GOOD CROPS ARE ON THAT SIDE
  • YEAH! GOOD IDEA!
  • No!!!!!!!!!
  • Stamp act
  • This is good cause now we'll be able to pay of our debt so there will be less violence's
  • I now propose the Stamp act where now you must pay extra tax for anything paper you buy
  • Townshed act
  • that the colonists' bad behavior made it even more important to retain an army in the British colonies.
  • He is the greatest with Numbers not only that he's a great money maker as well!
  • No I still disagree some of us actually need money or have difficulties
  • George decides on a plan on how to stop the fighting
  • The Boston Massacre
  • Stamp act is Declared to Pay the debt that was owed which was causing fights and such.
  • The Boston Tea Party
  • It had been a moneymaker for Great Britain for years
  • We will prompt more protests making the c biggest protest yet, Knows as Boston Tea Party
  • The fighting is even more reason for the act to be going on
  • The Intolerable Acts (AKA -Coercive Acts)
  • We will punish Massachusetts for the boston tea party and were closing Boston Harbor to all shipping until the ruined tea was paid for.
  • We don't agree with this plan. In every colony, there were Loyalists who thought that Bostonians had gone too far and should pay for the tea.
  • On the same day that Parliament repealed most of the Townshend duties, a fight broke out between soldiers and colonists in Boston. When the dust cleared, five Bostonians were dead and others in the crowd were injured.
  • a new law called the Tea Act prompted more protests. One of these protests became known as the Boston Tea Party.
  • American boycott of British tea hurt the company badly. By1773, the tea company was in danger of going broke.
  • The Intolerable Acts were designed to punish Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party. The first law closed Boston Harbor to all shipping until the ruined tea was paid for.
  • Colonists in other cities showed their support by closing their shops, or by sending food and money to Boston so that its citizens would not starve.