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Limited westward expansions of American Colonists After the French and Indian war.
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A law placing taxes on sugar, molasses, and other products shipped to the colonies
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prohibited American Colonies from issuing their own currency, angering many american colonist.
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a law that was passed by parliament that required the colonists to pay taxes on printed materials
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Act that required the colonists to house the British troops and provide them with supplies
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Parliament could tax the colonies in all circumstances
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laws passed that taxed goods such as glass, paint, paper, tea, and led
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British soldiers kilt 5 colonist and injured 3 for protesting.
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Gave the East India Company an unfair business advantage over colonial merchants; gave them the right to sell tea directly to Americans. Some duties on tea reduced. In result, colonist dumped the tea into the Boston Tea Massacre.
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Closes port of Boston, Restructures Mass. gov., Restricts town meetings, Troops quartered in Boston, and No more trials or jury. The colonist boycotted british goods.
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an act passed by Parliament to institute permanent authority in canada