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Sugar Act
Taxed sugar, wine, indigo, molasses
Stamp Act
First direct tax; it taxed most printed goods
Quartering Act
Colonists had to provide living quarters (barracks) for British soldiers
Townshend Act
Taxes on everyday items like glass, lead, paper
Tea Act
Allowed a monopoly on tea, British East India Company could directly export tea. Tea tax remained in place aswell
Intolerable Acts
Acts as punishments for Massachusetts colonists for the Boston Tea Party.
Closed Boston Harbor (where they had dumped tea) and prevented exports.
Battle of Saratoga
Battle with colonial victory over British troops trying to cut off New England in the Revolutionary War.
Convinced French to aid colonists in weakening Britain
Battle of Yorktown
Last battle in the revolutionary war. Decided the outcome of independence
Proclamation of 1763
Colonists couldn’t settle westward of the Appalachians. Set in place by British to avoid native and colonial conflicts
Letter from a Pennsylvania Farmer
Argued Parliament could regulate colonial commerce, but needed approval of colonial assemblies for taxation
British customs ship that caught several smugglers and ran aground off the shore of Rhode Island
the Gaspee
Deism
Belief in God who established natural laws but never intervened directly
Social Contract
Agreement among people to form a government to promote liberty and quality
Rationalism
Trust in human reason to understand the natural world and to respond to many problems of life