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Left British in great debt and raising taxes from the colonies. The colonies learned they could unite togther.
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Prohibited settlement past the Appalachian Mountains. Many colonists took offense at this order.
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Organized by Samuel Adams; helped spread propaganda and information through letters.
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The Sugar Act increased duties on sugar imported from the West Indies.
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The Quartering Act ordered the colonists to house and feed British soldiers if necessary
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The Sons of Liberty took the law into their own hands, and made change happen.
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British Army soldiers killed five civilian men and injured six others.
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A group of colonists dumped tea overboard from three ships in Boston Harbor.
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In response to the creation of the Intolerable Acts, they Congress called for boycott of British goods.
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Number of acts passed after the Boston Tea Party and placed many restrictions on the colonists.
