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During the American Revolutionary Period, the colonists organized resistance to British control in numerous ways. Before the outbreak of actual hostilities, they collected and stored arms, made plans for mobilization, and wrote then circulated documents which drummed up patriotic fervor while also articulating the basis for a new government and nation. All of these same activities continued once the war formally began, with the addition of the formation of an actual government and of armies trained to secure independence through military action.

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After the British passed the Tea Act a group of colonists dressed up as Indians and dumped tea, not even British, to show they did not approve. Another is in The Battle of concord when the Brits were marching along preparing to kill and Americans hit them from all sides using guerrilla tactics to help save their freedom. The British, in response to all of the Colonists disapproval, simply took more control by appointing governor's, judges, and sheriffs that were Royal. And, of course, The Intolerable Acts. Along with a bunch of other controlling laws indebtedness.

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Many colonists felt that they should not pay these taxes, because they were passed in England by Parliament, not by their own colonial governments. They protested, saying that these taxes violated their rights as British citizens. The colonists started to resist by boycotting, or not buying, British goods.

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They boycotted british goods and refused to pay the increased taxes.

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They were under one main idea. They didn't like how they were being treated and so they worked to get organized.

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They worked together and spoke out against British government and the committees of correspondence were formed

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Colonists resisted the British during the revolutionary period by boycotting the British, Tar and Feathered British tax collectors, and The Boston Tea Party.

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They harrased British troops. Used guerrilla warfare and sniped them reguarly

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Because the colonies were beginning to rebel against british taxes?

the colonies did not think it was fair


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