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The British set up an imaginary line so the settlers wouldnt establish settlements west of the Appalachian Mountains and required fur traders permission before entering the territory
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Put a tax on foreign sugar, molasses, and other items
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Placed a tax on all printed matter, such as advertisements, diplomas, legal documents, newspapers, and playing cards
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United 9 colonies to have a signifigant step towards independence
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Required colonists to house and feed British troops
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Repealed Stamp Act
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Placed important duties on items such as tea, lead, glass, and dyes for paint
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British troop went to silent the protests and opened fire on the colonists. 5 found dead after
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Permitted the British East India Company to sell tea directly to American agents and the American opposed the act and refused to buy tea
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A few colonists dressed up as Native Americans boarded ships that were set up to send tea back to England and tossed 342 chests of tea in the Boston Harbor
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Four laws made to punish Boston and Massachusetts and to help strengthen British control over the colonies
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Extended Quebec's boundary to south of the Ohio River, resulting in overriding Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Virginia's claims to the Western Lnds
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A convention where delegates could discuss their grievances and consider their options
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British troops left from Boston and across the Charles River, but the colonists had watchmen who told the towns that the British were coming. The next day, the British killed 8 colonists and then went to Concord. Coming back to Boston, hundreds of colonists attacted the British and were successful
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Peopl would discuss indepedence from Britain and if they agree or not
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A petition that stated the colonists loyalty to the king and asked for his help in ending the conflict
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States that the colonies are now independent from British control
