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There was a line placed before the Appalachian Mountains that kept the colonists under British supervision. The colonists were angered because they felt that it was just Britain trying to place restrictions on them.
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It was the British's attempt at putting a stop to imported sugar and molasses from the French. The colonists were angered because they felt it was putting restrictions on their trade.
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It prevented any new bills from being created and gained control of the colonial currency system. The colonists were angry because they could no longer print their own money.
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It allowed British soldiers to be housed under the colonist's roofs. The colonists were upset because they were housing strangers and did not feel comfortable.
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It placed taxes on paper, newspapers, pamphlets, among other things, so the British could gain money. The colonists were angry because the British were gaining from their losses.
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It declared that British Parliament could make laws for the American colonies. The colonists were outraged at this because they were seeking independence.
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The purpose was to keep British soldiers in the colonies.
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The colonists were harassing the British soldiers so they retaliated by shooting and killing several colonists.
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A group of colonists disguised themselves as Mohawk Indians and dumped tea into the Boston Harbor.
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It was Parliament's response to the Boston Tea Party. Laws were passed in order to punish the colonists.