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The idea that power was measured by wealth. This lead to London government looking down on american colonies because they werent as wealthy.
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Banned settlements west of the appalachians.
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First law ever passed by the government for raising tax revenue in the colonies for the king.
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Required a stamped paper to get tax from legal documents and things that were bought.
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Boycott against British goods.
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Brought together New York City twenty seven distinguished delegates from nine colonies to deal with what was going on with the new taxes.
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Required British colonists to take care of the troops, provide supplies and shelter.
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British radicals that were agaisnt the new british acts and laws.
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Changed the courts system so that there were no jurys and that the accused were guilty until proven innocent.
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After reppealing the stamp act the british parliment inacted the delatory act which gave absolute power over north american colonies.
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Enforced new regulations on goods such as glass, white lead, paper, paint, and tea.
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Two new regiments of troops were sent to Boston to deal with the breakdown of law,
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British troops opened fire on group of towns people.
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Group of local colonists that established one of the first secret meetings against the british.
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Intercolonial meeting in Vrginia that was another stepping stone of every colony having meetings.
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Colonists angered bythe monopolization of the tea trade boarded a ship and dumped all the tea into the boston harbor.
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Series of acts that chasties Boston and Massachusets after the Boston Tea party.
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A minor battle between British troops and colonists, eventually ending with around 300 redcoat casualties. The soldiers were sent to sieze colonial gun powder and certain rebel leaders.
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A list of complaints against the British government. Was a sign that the colonies were breaking off of the British Motherland.
