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Proclamation of 1763
The Proclamation of 1763 prohibited English settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains. This was done to prevent future wars with the natives; the English did not want to spend any more money fighting against In North America. The colonists were outraged by the proclamation; they believed that that lad was theirs because of the war they just fought. -
The Sugar Act of 1764
in U.S. colonial history, British enactment pointed at finishing the sneaking exchange in sugar and molasses from the French. Sugar was one of the products that were portion of the Triangular Exchange between the American colonies, Britain and the West Indies. The Sugar Act limited colonial shippers from doing commerce with remote vendors by requiring overwhelming charges on imported products -
Quartering Act of 765
The Territory of New York get together passed an act to supply for the quartering of British regulars. which lapsed on January 1, 1764. The colonists debated the legitimateness of this Act since it appeared to damage the Charge of Rights of 1689. -
The Stamp Act of 1765
The Stamp Act of 1765 was an act of Parliament that forced a coordinate assess on the British colonies in America. The Stamp act was located I New York City, known as the Stamp Act Congress. The act required the colonists to pay a charge, spoken to by a stamp, on different shapes of papers, reports, and playing cards. -
The Boston Massacre of 1770
The Boston Massacre was a street fight, started on March 5 1770. The Boston Massacre happened because the Redcoats wanted Boston to quell riots to protect customs officials. The argument had gotten bigger when colonists got together to throw sticks and snowballs at Private White. -
The Boston Tea Party, and the Intolerable Acts of 1773
The Boston Tea Party was a political challenge that happened on December 16, 1773. The Boston Tea Party was located In Massachusetts.The Stamp Act colonists on essentially each piece of printed paper they utilized, from playing cards and commerce licenses to daily papers and lawful records. -
Boston Port Act of 1774
The Boston Port Act was a law that the Great Britain made. This law was made so people of Boston could pay a large fine that would compensate for the tea dumped into the river. This closed down the the harbor. -
Impartial Administration of Justice Act of 1774
The Impartial Administration of Justice Act was about guaranteeing a reasonable trial for British authorities who were charged with capital offenses whereas maintaining the law. The Impartial Administration of Justice Act was located In New England. How the Impartial Administration of Justice Act ended because the British allowed trials. -
Quebec Act of 1774
The Quebec Act was a pick up the devotion of the French-speaking lion's share of the Area of Quebec. Based on proposals from Governors James Murray and Fellow Carleton. The Quebec Act was located In North eastern Canada. -
Quebec Act of 1775
It was passed to pick up the dependability of the French-speaking larger part of the Territory of Quebec. Based on suggestions from Governors James Murray and Fellow Carleton. The Act warships and restored French property rights.