Revolution Timeline by Brittany Meade

  • 1763: Proclamation of 1763

     1763: Proclamation of 1763
    No settlement West of the Appalachian Mountains.
  • How did the colonist react to the Proclamation of 1763?

    The colonist already there were ordered to relocate.
  • 1764: Sugar Act

    1764: Sugar Act
    A trade law enacted by parliament in 1764.
  • How did the colonist react to the Sugar Act?

    They boycotted English products and this earned the attention of Great Britain by hurting them financially.
  • 1765: Quartering Act

    1765: Quartering Act
    Acts of British parliament in the local government of the American colonies to provide the British soldiers with any need accommodations or housing.
  • How did the colonist react to the Quartering Act?

  • 1765: Stamp Act

    1765: Stamp Act
    A law in which parliament established the first direct taxation of goods and services.
  • How did the colonist react to the Stamp Act?

  • 1766: Repeal of Stamp Act

    1766: Repeal of Stamp Act
    Parliament issued the Declaratory Act. This act asserted parliament's full right to make laws "to bind the colonies and people of America...in all cases whatsoever."
  • How did the colonist react to the Repeal of Stamp Act?

  • 1767: Townshend Act/Duties

    1767: Townshend Act/Duties
    A series of laws enacted by parliament 1767.
  • How did the colonist react to the Townshend Act?