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Laws to control colonial trade
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Prohibited colonial exports of wool or woolen products
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Tax on imported molasses to keep the north from trading with the French
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No new iron forges or mills could be created in the colonies
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Reduced the taxes on molasses and sugar
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Restricted colonists from printing their own currency
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Required colonists to provide food, lodging, and supplies to British troops in the colonies
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Forced colonists to pay taxes on items such as newspapers and legal documents
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Colonists had to pay taxes on products such as lead, glass, tea, paper and paints
