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The importance of the series of crises from the sugar act through the coercive acts, and how each crisis changed the colonial attitudes toward the mother country.
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The importance of the series of crises from the sugar act through the coercive acts, and how each crisis changed the colonial attitudes toward the mother country.

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It changed the english colonists views towards great britain and it infuriatted them. no taxation with out representation.
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