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King George the 3rd issued a proclamation that prevented colonists to travel westward onto Native's land,
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The Sugar Act was a tax that the British placed on the colonies. The British placed a tax on sugar, wine and other goods. They did this because they wanted money to help with the security of the colonies.
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The Currency Act of 1764 was an act that forbade the colonies to print their own money. They did this to reduce the national debt in Great Britain.
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The Stamp Act was a tax that the British imposed on the colonies which made them pay a tax for every piece of printed paper they used.
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The Stamp Act Congress was a meeting in which 27 representitives from the 13 colonies met and showed their displeasure towards the new act.
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The Quarting Act was an act in which the troops that were stationed within the borders was to be provided with basic needs.
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This act made it impossible for any colonial group to pass a binding law on their own.
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This act was named after Charles Townshend. It was an act that placed taxes on glass, paint, lead and other materials.
