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What was the colonies tipping point? 1. Proclamation of 1763
2. Sugar Act of 1764
3. Limited Representation 4.Stamp Act of 1765
5. Townshend Act of 1770
6. Boston’s massacre
7. Boston Tea Party and the Intolerable Act 1774

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