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The Proclamation of 1763 stated that land west of the Apalachian mountains was reserved for Native Americans. The colonists became angry that they could not have the land to themselves.
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The sugar act ended traders smuggling sugar and molasses from the French and Dutch West Indies. The colonists protested and the tax was later reduced.
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This Act prevented the colonial US citizens from making their own money. Colonists were angry at Parliament for this.
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The British Parliament taxed everything dealing with paper in the Colonies of North America. The colonists started boycotting British goods because they had become furious.
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British Troops were ale to reside in colonist's homes and this angered them.
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This Act told British lawmakers that they can make laws affecting the colonies "in all cases whatsoever."
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Taxes on glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea. These taxes lead to more boycotts.
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British troops opened fire on angry colonists and killed 5 of them.
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Bostonian colonists were angry they had to pay taxes on tea they did not want so they disguised themselves as Native Americans and dumped the tea into Boston Harbor.
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As a response to the Boston Tea Party, Parliament prohibited boats to load and unload in the harbor, they also offered protection to royal officials.
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This act is a revision of the earlier act by the same name just meaning that colonists have to provide housing to the soldiers.
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This act gives the province of Quebec some territory back and sets the rules for their judicial branch.