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The Causes and Effects of the Suffolk Resolves By Elijah Wyman and Catherine Bailey

The Causes and Effects of the Suffolk Resolves

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Page 1: The Causes and Effects of the Suffolk Resolves

The Causes and Effects of the Suffolk Resolves

By Elijah Wyman and Catherine Bailey

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What the Suffolk Resolves were:

• One of many resolves that were written saying they didn’t want to be under English rule anymore.

• 19 actions that wanted to grant freedom from the intolerable acts to the colonies.

• It was the first step toward writing the Declaration of Independence.

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Who? The colony of Massachusetts formed the

Suffolk Resolves. The men of Suffolk county came up with the

idea. First met at Woodward Tavern Joeseph Warren

Wrote first draft

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When and Where? The Suffolk resolves

were put into effect on September 17,1774

Suffolk County, Massachusetts

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The Purpose of the Suffolk Resolves

Protest against the intolerable acts Which urged colonies to form militias to resist

enforcement of the acts

• Support Colonial Government in Massachusetts so they didn’t have to obey the English Rule until the Intolerable acts were diminished.

Make the first step toward freedom

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What the Objective of the Suffolk Resolves were:

Suspend trade with England Boycott English Imports Block exports to England Claim their freedom

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Impact on the Colonies/Relations With Great Britian

• Impacted the Colonies because:– One of the first steps toward independence– First written document that the colonists

developed claiming their independence toward England.

– First step toward breaking their ties with Great Britian.