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  Description-
 -Restricted the colonists from trading with any other country expect
 Britain
 -Colonists lost economic opportunities. Response-
 -Colonists were angry as they felt that their money was being wasted by taxes.
 -More smuggling as a response.
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  Description-
 -Increased enforcement of Smuggling laws
 -Provide enforcement on the duties of refining sugar
 -Increase the cost of owning a business
 Response-
 -The protests against the act were heavier
 -The Colonist boycotted all luxury goods form England
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  Description-
 -The colonist were taxed on all Paper goods to help pay for the
 soldiers stationed in the colonies to protect the colonist during
 the French and Indian war. Response-
 -The colonist burned down homes and offices of the tax collecter
 -This was the first time the colonist resorted to violence
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  Description-
 -The Act forced civilians to provide British soldiers with food, water, and shelter. Reason-
 - The colonist wanted to protest because they were being taxed to for soldiers and now they also had to provide shelter to them.
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  Description-
 -Act for better securing the dependency
 -To repeal the Stamp Act
 -British still have all rights to tax anything they want. Response-
 -The colonist Protested
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  Description-
 -Revenue Act of 1767
 -The commissioners of customs Act
 -The vice Admiration Act
 -The New York Restraining Act Response -
 -Colonists got mad about these taxes, and they began to protest
 -Lead to Boston tea Party
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  Description-
 -Passed by the British Parliament in 1774 to institute a permanent
 administration in Canada. Response-
 -Colonists thought of it as a way to increase British colonies causing the American Revolution against the British.
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  Description-
 -Passed in 1773
 -Tea shipped by British companies (Discounted Price)
 -Intended to bail out British companies
 -Intended for colonists to comply with the Tea Act Response-
 -Greatly opposed the Tea Act
 -All colonies united with thoughts of revolution
 -Lead to Boston Tea party
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  Description-
 - Passed by the British as a response to the Boston tea party
 -Port Act closed Boston Port
 -Mass Government Act
 -Administration of Justice Act
 -Expanded Quartering Act Response-
 This was directed to punish the colonist and the people involved in the Boston tea party to bring the dissidents under control
 -colonist viewed them as the ¨Intolerable Act¨