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APUSH Unit 3 Vocab(colonial) assembly - ANS - approved new taxes and the colonial budgets
- many saw it as their duty to check the power of the governor and ensure the colonial
government still maintained power
Anglicization - ANS - process of 18th century colonists becoming more culturally similar to the
British
Declaratory Act - ANS - assert that Parliament still retained the right to tax the colonies
- reserved Parliament's right to impose direct taxes
French and Indian War - ANS - aka the Seven Years' War
- feuds over the boundaries of their respective North American territories
- became bloody when British colonists and Native American allies killed a French diplomat
- the British won
Pontiac's War - ANS - Native Americans were concerned about policies imposed by British
- Native American warriors attacked British forts and frontier settlements
- killed hundreds of soldiers and thousands of settlers
- Disease and a shortage of supplies undermined the war effort
- in 1766 Pontiac met with British official and diplomat William Johnson at Fort Ontario and
settled for peace
- Native Americans were able to alter the British government's policy
Royal Proclamation of 1763 - ANS - British issued document for peace in the West which
marked the proclamation line of the Appalachian Mountains as the boundary between the British
colonies and land held controlled by Native American
salutary neglect - ANS - British parliamentary rules and laws were less enforced on the
American colonies as long as they were prospering
- gave colonists rights and freedom
Sons of Liberty - ANS - formed in most colonies to direct and organize further resistance
- made it so no one to distribute the stamps
- the result was the stamp act became unenforceable.
Stamp Act - ANS - taxed everything including newspapers, pamphlets, broadsides, and legal
documents, and playing cards
- affected printers, lawyers, college graduates, and more
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