Paul Zanella's timeline of the American Revolution

Trade laws

Mar 19, 1763

Trade laws stated that smugglers got sent to vice-admiralty courts because, britain's courts' often let people off free. And colonists didnt like this because they didnt have a say.

Proclamation of 1763

Oct 7, 1763

stopped the colonists from mmoving past the Appilation Mountians. Colonists felt they were being told what to do , and they didnt like it.
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Sugar act

Apr 5, 1764

The sugar act was enabled to reduce taxes so people would buy more sugar.The colonists felt like they were being taxed without their knowledge.

Stamp act

Mar 22, 1765

The stamp act made any printed materials high on taxes. Colonists were so outraged by this they boycotted, and Patrick Henry even tried to persuade virginia to pass a ressolution on it.

Decleretory act

Mar 18, 1766

The decleretory act stated that parliementhad the right to pass laws and taxes.Colonists stiill thougt they had no say in things and were outraged

Writs of assistance

Apr 19, 1767

writs of assistance was athorized. They allowed officers to search anyone for smuggled goods. Colonists also thought they had no say in this matter.

Townshead act

Jun 29, 1767

took away a lot duties from britians kingdom. And colonists were outraged.

Boston massacure

Mar 5, 1770

5 colonists were killed by bostonians. Colonists were so mad they made them look bad by naming it the boston massacure.

Tea act

May 10, 1773

Gave the east inda co. the right to make their tea very cheap. Colonists felt it was crushing their liberties.

Boston tea party

Dec 16, 1773

Colonists threw the tea overbored because of the tea act.

Intollerable act's

Feb 14, 1774

qubec, and coercive act made colnists so angry they called it the itollerable acts.