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Set the procramiliation of 1773 of October so that colonists could not settle west of the Appalachians
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They banned the use of paper money
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allowed officials to seize private property under the circumstance
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In the summer of 1765, this group organized a huge demonstration and intimidating the stamp distributors
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Taxed almost all printed materials like newspapers, pamphlets, posters, wills, mortgages, deeds, licenses, diplomas, and even playing cards.
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They were general search warrants that enabled customer officials to enter any location at any time of day.
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Taxes on glass, lead, paper, paint, and imported tea. Also, more regulations violating these acts
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Colonists began throwing snowballs at British soldiers. They called for soldiers and brought help. Three were dead at the scene, six were wounded, and two others died later.
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The colonists decided to burn down the Gaspee, English ship
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The parliament helped refund four-fifths of the taxes leaving only the town shed tax
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Communicating with other colonies to unite against the British
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Many colonists decided to dump over 300 cests of tea into the Boston harbor. This was known as the Tea Party
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Held in Philadelphia and they issued a declaration of rights and they passed the law to boycott British goods.
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4 new laws passed by parliament in the spring of 1774. Boston Ports Act shut down Bostons ports. Mass government act, appointed by the governor not elected. Administrations of Justice act, allowed cases against Britain to be settled in Britain to protect them from the American jury. Altering act, provide lodging for British soldiers
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Gave French religious freedom and restored French from Civil Law
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A pledge took by colonists to not buy any British goods due to the stamp act on September 5, 1774
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A document signed by all the colonies to show their independence from Britian
