Britain<span> also needed money to pay for its war debts. The King and Parliament believed they had the right to tax the </span>colonies<span>. They decided to require several kinds of taxes from the </span>colonists<span> to help pay for the French and Indian War.
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Answer:
1754 to 1763
French and Indian War (also called Seven Years War)
1765
February 17: The Stamp Act is passed; a British attempt to cover the costs of the 7 Years War (French and Indian War) and the stationing of troops in America led to the cry, "No taxation without representation."
1766
February 21: Parliament votes to repeal the Stamp Act, which had aroused rebellion in both Britain and America.
March 17: King George III approves the repeal of the Stamp Act.
1767
June 29: Parliament enacts the Townshend Acts, a series of taxes to replace the Stamp Act.
1770
March 5: Boston Massacre; only 6 people were killed in the "massacre," but colonists milked it for all the anti-British sentiment they could
1773
December 16: Boston Tea Party
1774
September 5 to October 26: First Continental Congress
Explanation:
As a result of crisis at the Democratic National Convention of 1968, people lost faith in the system. The Democratic National convention was held from 26th of august to 29th of August in the year 1958 by the United States Democratic Party. This convention took place at the International Amphitheater in Chicago of Illinois.
Answer:
1. The grape boycott is also known by the name Delano boycott. This strike was opened by the Filipino and Mexican farmers, as they wanted to collaborate and organize a movement in the agriculture of America.
2. Chavez was a very important member of this boycott. His syndicate joined farmers to fight the grape growers in California. Chavez was a good leader of the protest. He had his peacefull methods of solving problems and made people realize what the boycott can bring.
Explanation:
The purpose of this boycott was to improve the rights of farmers, that after organizing the strike signed the contracts with better working conditions and protection.
Chavez spent his life trying to improve the life of farmers, giving them better salaries and conditions to work. He knew the problems that farmers confronted in their work.