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The act was passed to pay for the French and Indian War. King George lll signed the proclamation himself. Running the colonies was getting extremely difficult because of the rising costs for the war and the colonies altogether so they passed the act. -
The taxation began with the Stamp Act of 1764. It was a time when every single material which was printed was taxed. These materials were all taxed. Newspapers, licenses, cards and dice, and more. In return the colonists came up with: NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION!! -
When barracks became unavailable Parliament passed the Quartering Act. This Act was made so when stations were unavailable the soldiers could be housed in citizen houses. The act proved to be extremely useful for the battles that needed to be fought. -
It was an act which put tax on items that were imported into Britain from the Colonies of America. Americans saw the act of an overuse of power or abusing power. There were four acts and they are The Suspending Act, Indemnity Act, Custom Act, and the Revenue Act. -
Civilians tried to attack a group of British soldiers. The soldiers fire their rifles into the crowd. 6 people were injured, 3 were killed, and wounded 2 people. -
The deed was done by a group called The Sons of Liberty. They dumped 45 tons of tea in the Boston River such completing the Boston Tea Party. The men were dressed as Indians as well. -
The act was made to give more power to the royal governor. It denied meetings if the royal governor declined them. It required law officers to be subjected to appointment and to work for the royal governor. -
It was made to make court cases fair in case of a biased opinion. Colonists were unhappy with this act because it allowed British soldiers to get away with murder. The colonists ended up calling it the "Murder Act". -
It was made to gain French trust for Quebec. It provided religious freedom for Catholics. It also accepted civil government. -
The Proclamation of 1763 was a proclamation that blocked any settlements to be made to the west of the Appalachian Mountains. King George lll himself signed the proclamation. It moved any settlements to the west of the Appalachian mountains to move back to the east.