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Treaty of paris
The treaty of paris was a treaty that defined the boundaries for each of the colonies and areas, the treaty of paris ended the french and indian war. -
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Pontiac's Rebellion
Pontiac's rebellion was a dissatisfaction with the British role. The rebellion was led by Ottowan leader called Pontiac. On July 26 (1766) Pontiac signed treaty (diplomatic solution) this was a treaty not surrender -
Proclamation of 1763
The Proclamation was a Parliament that said no settlement was to take place west of Appalachian Mountains -
Sugar act
The sugar act was tax on importing sugar (molasses), wine & coffee. Sugar tax was half molasses tax but colonists refuse to pay it -
Stamp act
The stamp act was the first direct act. It required stamp tax on all legal documents, newspaper, pamphlets, playing cards, dice and all other printed material. This act affected the "right" people and they started a rebellion. -
Quartering act
The quartering act was an act saying that colonists had to supply British troops (soldiers) with shelter bedding, food, beer, cider and rum