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the rivers act

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Q: Colonists in Massachusetts and Rhode Island burned British ships as a result of what act?
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The british customs schooner that ran around providence Rhode Island and was attacked and burned by colonists?

Gaspeé


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On June 9, 1772 the British revenue schooner, Cutter Gaspee, ran aground in Rhode Island. Colonists set fire to the ship during the night.


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The colonists from Rhode Island went to the Gaspee on June 10, 1773 and surrounded the boat. They then took all the crew members as prisoners and shot at the captain, Lt. Duddington, but he wasn't killed. When the crew was off the ship, the Rhode Islanders, lead by John Brown, looted and burned the ship. The Gaspee then exploded from the fire.


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