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British Policies in the Colonies 1764-1774

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1764 Sugar ActReduced the tax on imported molasses. Colonists responded with protests, boycotts and the cry of "no taxation without representation."
1765 Stamp ActTaxed legal documents such as newspapers and printed materials. Colonists protested violently. Boycott of British googs began.
1765 Quartering ActRequired colonists to house British soldiers.
1766 Declaratory ActEngland repealed the Stamp Act in the face of colonial protests, but passed this act giving Britain the right to rule the colonies any way they saw fit.
1767 Townsend ActsImport taxes on lead, paper, tea, paint and glass were collected at port. Thre British used this money to support its troops.
1773 Tea ActWas created to save the East India Company. It allowed the company to sell its surplus tea in the American Colonies. Group of Boston Patriots destroyed a shipment of tea in what became known as the Boston Tea Party.
1774 Intolerable ActsAlso called the Coercive Act, it closed Boston Harbor until Boston paid for the tea destroyed at the Boston Tea Party.
1775 Olive Branch PetitionA document sent to the KIng George III expressing the colonists loyalty and begging for the king to halt fighting until a solution could be found


Instructor
Old Colony Regional Vocational High School
Rochester, MA

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