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    The English Department newsletter discusses the Stamp Act of 1765, a tax imposed by the British on official documents in the American colonies to pay for troops stationed there. The Stamp Act was enacted in March 1765 and repealed in March 1766, and was a key event leading to the American Revolution ten years later. It involved King George III ratifying the tax over opposition from Patrick Henry and other colonial figures like Samuel Adams and John Hancock.

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    The English Department newsletter discusses the Stamp Act of 1765, a tax imposed by the British on official documents in the American colonies to pay for troops stationed there. The Stamp Act was enacted in March 1765 and repealed in March 1766, and was a key event leading to the American Revolution ten years later. It involved King George III ratifying the tax over opposition from Patrick Henry and other colonial figures like Samuel Adams and John Hancock.

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    English Department Newsletter: The American Revolution

    From Dayanara Chavolla & Partner


    February 5, 2023

    The event
    Dates of this event Who was involved?
    The event that we chose
    was the Stamp Act. The The Stamp Act was in
    Stamp Act was a tax on
    all official documents in
    the American colonies.
    We will create a
    document that is similar
    to the ones that were
    used in the American
    colonies. The Stamp Act
    was to pay for the British
    troops that were March of 1765.
    stationed in the
    colonies. Originally published in
    March 22, 1765. The person who ratified
    Some argued that this
    the Stamp act was King
    Act was a violation of Repeated in March 18, George Ⅲ. There’s a
    the British constitution. 1766. long list of people who
    were also involved in the
    The Stamp Act was 10 Stamp Act like Samuel
    years before the Adams, James Otis,
    American Revolution John Hancock, and
    started (1775). Isaiah Thomas.

    However, there was one


    person out of many who
    opposed the Stamp Act.
    That was Patrick Henry.

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