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In 1763 the proclamation was signed by King George III of England. Prohibited any English settlement west of the Application mountains.
It required those who already had tensions with Natives. -
It was a parliament to pay for the war debt brought by the french and Indian war. To help pay for expenses of newly acquired territories. The act increased and the duties imported sugar and other items such as textiles, coffee, wine, and dye (indigo). -
In March, the stamp act was passed by the parliament imposing the first direct tax to the colonists. To off set the high costs for the British military organization. American colonists quickly united in opposition, led by the most influential segments of the colonial. -
If barracks weren’t available they would live in either of these places. This was the time when the royals were allowed to stay in houses, If they didn’t they would let them in an empty building. -
The English parliament passed the Towns Hand Revenue Acts, imposing new taxes to pay for the costs of administering and protesting the American colonies. Items that are taxed include are paper, teas, glasses, lead, and paint. The Acts also established a colonial board of customs commissioners in Boston.
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It occurred when a mob harassed British soldiers who then fired their musket point blank into the crowd. It killed three instantly, injuring eight. It wasn’t a big fight between all the people, it was an accident.
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On December 16th a group of men called themselves the “Sons of Liberty.” The men dressed up like Mohawk Indians. The Beaver, the Eleanor, and the Dartmouth were the three boats that were dumped into the harbor.
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Was a series of laws sponsored by British prime minister Lord North and Enacted. The people who lived in Boston or Massachusetts would lose money from port Boston. They would have to give the soldier free housing and free food.
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In 1774 the port of Boston was closed until when the dumped tea was recovered. They moved the capital of Massachusetts to Salem. Then they made marble head the official port of entry for the Massachusetts colony. -
There would be granted civil religious and govt. They would be let free to Catholics. They would be living in Quebec.