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Describe slavery in the thirteen colonies between 1600s and the 1750s.
Discuss the Stamp Act and its impact on the colonists.
How did George Washington feel about the Stamp Act? How did his feelings change when Parliament began taxing colonists a few years later?
What was the Boston Tea Party? Why did it happen? How did England react?
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