Chapter 5: American Revolution (1763-1783)

Intolerable Acts

________- dubbed by the Americans who felt negative towards the laws.

Stamp Act

________- required all printed material produced in colonies to carry a tamp purchased from authorities.

Paine

________ argues that since all men are born equal, no man could have the right to establish his family as forever presiding over others.

British government

1774- the ________ created laws against the colonies.

Universal Liberty

________- indentured servants have rights.

Boucher

________- tends to take a more libertarian view of freedom than many who were in favor of independence.

Samuel Seabury

________- a minister of the Church of England.

Sons of Liberty

The ________ considered liberty and property to be intertwined.

Tea Act

________- passed by Parliament on May 10, 1773.

British East India Company

The ________ sold many unsold surplus tea to markets in the markets of the American colonies.

Stamp Act

required all printed material produced in colonies to carry a tamp purchased from authorities

British Freedom

limited freedom

Universal Liberty

indentured servants have rights

South

slavery to plantation

North

more religion, fewer enslaved people/

Tea Act

passed by Parliament on May 10, 1773

1774

the British government created laws against the colonies

Intolerable Acts

dubbed by the Americans who felt negative towards the laws

Samuel Seabury

a minister of the Church of England

Boucher

tends to take a more libertarian view of freedom than many who were in favor of independence

Seabury

a loyalist