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This was to help enforce strict laws in Britain The purpose of this was to create more power for the British government so that the British weren't governing themselves
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Decreased dependence on imported goods Taxed goods importing in Britain
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The war was to help Great Britain have more territory in North America The Parliament was enforcing more taxes because of the war debt
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Put a boundary dividing the Appalachian Mountains and the Eastern Continental Colonial anger created a crisis that ultimately started the American Revolution -
Taxed all documents in American colonies The stamp act ensured that there would be Taxation without Representation -
The British would put its soldiers in American territory Would allow them to station the soldiers there for potential invasion -
Taxed goods would be imported to American colonies The purpose was to ensure that America and Great Britain would remain Allies -
A fight between the British and a patriot mob Sparked a want in independence by American colonists -
Americans were upset because Great Britain didn't want to keep the Taxation without Representation law The British wanted to rule over the American colonies -
A series of laws passed by the Parliaments Major push in the American Revolution -
America's discussing it under growing British aggression America drafted the Declaration of Independence
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Marked the start of the American Revolution The ultimate start in the war -
Made George Washington commander of the US Army Established a continental army -
A pamphlet showing independence from Great Britain Encouraged colonies to fight for egalitarian government