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Proclamation Act
the Proclamation line of 1773, marked in the Appalachian Mountains at the continental divide, was made by the British, and served to keep Anglo-American colonists from settling on the land which they had conquered from France post French and Indian wars. -
Sugar Act
the Sugar Act was made to to catch smugglers of molasses and sugar which were large issues at this time for the British. The Sugar Act enforced more secure customs at the border for ships that were not British. This act was enforced to catch smugglers of molasses and sugar as well as to increase British revenue. -
Currency Act
the Currency Act prohibited the printing of money to ensure that the value of the currency would not decrease. Before, colonists were printing their own money and Britain made them cease this so they could control currency and prevent it from decreasing in value. this act also set up fines for officials who did not follow the act.