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Proclamation of 1763 British reason
Prevent conflict with native americans
Proclamation of 1763 Colonial reason
Anger, ignored it, saw as an attempt to stay under control
Proclamation aimed to, and stabilized
organize britain’s new north american empire, relationship with Native americans
Proclamation drew
a boundary along app forbidding colonists to settle west
First major tension between Britain and colonies
Proclamation
British reason for Sugar act 1764
Raise revenue to pay war debt
Colonial reason sugar act 1764
resentment, smuggling was taxation for revenue not trade
Currency Act 1764 british reason
colonists must pay debts in gold/silver
Currency act 1764 colonial reason
anger, hurt economy
stamp act 1765 british reason
colonists should pay for protection
stamp act 1764 colonial reaction
petition, boycott, violence NO TAXATION W/O REP
Repeal of stamp + declaratory act 1766 british reason
calm tension while keep authority
Repeal of stamp + declaratory act 1766 colonial reaction
celebrated repeal awhile ignoring declatory
what did british claim in Repeal of stamp + declaratory act 1766
full power over colonies
why british have townshend duties
indirect taxes to raise revenue
how did colonist react to toenshead duties
boycotts protest
why did british make tea act
save british east india comp
how did the colonist react to the tea act
boston tea party
Quartering Act of 1774 required
Colonist house troops
Intolerable( Coercive) act
britain wanted to punish burton
The Colonist made in regards to intolerable (coercive) act
first continental congress
Lexington and Concord allowed british to
seize weapons, arrest leaders
how did colonist react to Lexington and concord
armed resistance, started war
1763 was a turning point because
Britain ended solitary neglect and began taxing and controlling the colonies while colonist felt secure without Britain protection
1776 was a turning point because
lead colonist to declare independence from Britain
what did Pontiac rebellion rep
powerful movement of native american resistance