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The Proclamation of 1763 put territory restrictions on where colonists could settle in America. Colonists felt it took away their right to be able to travel wherever they wished.
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This was an act passed by Parliament to tax the colonists to help pay back debt from the French and Indian War. Resulted in violent protests.
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Strongly enforced taxes of sugar and molasses. The colonists responded with protest.
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Prohibited colonies from printing paper money. the colonists protested against this.
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This act required colonists to provide food, water and housing to British forces
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Stated that Parliaments taxing authority was the same in both Great Britain and America. Colonists were outraged.
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Initiated taxes on lead, glass, tea, paper, and paint. The colonists decided to boycott British goods.
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A deadly riot that took place in Boston. British troops fired shots into a group of people.
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The colonists were protesting the Great Britain for imposing taxation without representation. The colonists dumped 342 chests of tea into the harbour
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Allowed British troops to be housed in private homes. Colonists were enraged
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A series of laws passed by British Parliament as a punishment for the Boston Tea Party. In response the colonies formed the Continental Congress.
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Established government for the province of Quebec. Colonists felt this was a measure of coercion.