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Britain prohibited colonists to have settlement beyond the Appalachian Mountains.
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Raised profit by increasing duties on sugar from the west indies.
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Britain banned the colonists of assemblies from issuing paper bills.
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Helped spread propaganda and news through letters.
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Colonists were ordered to house the British soldiers if necessary.
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This made tax stamps on many things like playing cards, newspapers, and marriage license.
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A statement of rights was made by nine delegates from each colony. It brought colonists together in opposition to Britain.
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They enforced laws such as tar and feathering.
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These taxes are made for helping make the colonial officials independent of the colonists. It also included jobs on glass, paper, and tea.
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The colonists and British soldiers battled in Boston. This was an example of British cruelty.
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East India was given an exclusive ownership to legal privilege to assist the British.
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Group of colonists dumped tea over the three ships while disguised as Native Americans.
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This was British's response to the tea party. They placed restrictions on town meetings and they closed the Harbour.
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The colonists responded to the intolerable acts by creating the Association calling for boy cot-ting British goods.
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British troops were ordered to seize stores in Lexington and Concord and to capture Samuel Adams and John Hancock.
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The colonies were represented at this meeting and George Washington was named head of the continental army.
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This victory made George III proclaim the colonies in rebellion.
