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The Albany Plan of Union
First formal proposal uniting American colonies, drafted by Benjamin Franklin. This document established groundwork for colonial unity and Constitution.
Date: July 10, 1754
Location: Albany, New York
Author: Benjamin Franklin
Historical Context: Pre-Revolutionary Colonial Unity
Relevance: Constitutional Development Foundation
Citations: Franklin Papers 1754
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The Stamp Act
British Parliament's Stamp Act imposed direct taxation on colonies for first time, leading to widespread colonial protests and resistance.
Date: March 22, 1765
Location: London, England
Author: British Parliament
Historical Context: British Colonial Taxation
Relevance: Colonial Resistance Catalyst
Citations: Parliamentary Records 1765
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The Virginia Resolves
Resolutions passed by Virginia House of Burgesses responding to Stamp Act, asserting colonial rights and challenging British taxation authority.
Date: May 30, 1765
Location: Williamsburg, Virginia
Author: Patrick Henry
Historical Context: Colonial Rights Defense
Relevance: Anti-taxation Legal Precedent
Citations: Virginia Assembly Records
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Journals of the Continental Congress
Official records of Continental Congress proceedings and decisions during Revolutionary period, providing insights into colonial governance and efforts.
Date: September 5, 1774
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Author: Continental Congress
Historical Context: Revolutionary Congress Formation
Relevance: Colonial Governance Evolution
Citations: Congressional Journal 1774
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Suffolk Resolves
Suffolk County leaders' declaration rejecting Coercive Acts and calling for colonial boycott of British goods, endorsed by Congress.
Date: September 9, 1774
Location: Milton, Massachusetts
Author: Joseph Warren and Suffolk County delegates
Historical Context: Colonial Resistance Movement
Relevance: First Congress Support
Citations: Suffolk Records 1774
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Dunmore's Proclamation
Lord Dunmore's proclamation offered freedom to slaves joining British forces, significantly impacting Revolution's social dynamics and development.
Date: November 7, 1775
Location: Virginia
Author: Lord Dunmore (John Murray)
Historical Context: African American Impact
Relevance: Social Revolution Catalyst
Citations: Dunmore Official Proclamation
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What are the key principles discussed in the Declaration of Independence?
The Declaration of Independence outlines several key principles:
1. Natural Rights: “Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness” The Declaration of Independence outlines several key principles:
1. Natural Rights: “Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness”
2. Popular Sovereignty: Government derives power from the people
3. Right to Revolution: People can alter or abolish unjust governments
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