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Taxation Without Representation: Sugar Act to Boston Massacre (1764–1770)
Short-term causes & turning points
What this note covers
- The Sugar Act (1764): Parliament Tests Its Authority
- The Stamp Act (1765): The First Mass Mobilisation
- The Townshend Acts (1767): Radicalising the Merchant and the Farmer
- The Boston Massacre (5 March 1770): Violence as Propaganda
- Colonial Responses: Pamphlets, Boycotts, and the Sons of Liberty
- Key Individuals: Adams, Otis, Hancock, and Hutchinson
- Historiographical Debates and Exam Application
7 sections · 14 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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