Proclamation of 1763
What was the reason for the Proclamation of 1763
To stabilize relations with the Native Americans.
What year did the Sugar Act get enacted?
1764
What was the date of the Stamp Act?
March 22, 1765
What year did the Quartering act enact?
1765
What year did the Quartering act get enacted?
1767
What was the impact of the Proclamation of 1763
Colonists could not move westward.
What was the reason for the Sugar Act?
The reason is to try to prevent the colonists from smuggling goods.
What was the reason for the Stamp Act?
To help pay back the debt
What was the reason for the quartering act?
They needed revenue
What was the reason for the Townshend act?
They needed to pay off debt.
How did the colonists respond to this?
The colonists ignored the restrictions.
What goods got taxed?
The Sugar Act taxed molasses, sugar, coffee, wines, textiles, and printed calico.
What goods got taxed?
Printed materials
What was the response from the colonists?
Colonists refused to comply
Give a description of the Townshend Act.
Placed taxes on imported goods.
What was the exact date of the Proclamation of 1763?
October 7, 1763
What was the impact of the Sugar Act?
Lowered taxes on Molasses
What was the impact of the stamp act?
Placed taxes on all printed materials.
What was the impact of the quartering act?
Colonists had to obey and give basic need to British soldiers.
What was the impact of the Townshend Act?
Taxed imported goods.
Give a detailed description of the Proclamation Line of 1763
Colonists could not move west over the Appalachian Mountains
What was the colonists' response to the Sugar Act?
The colonists started to boycott British goods.
What was the response from the Colonoists?
It convinced everyone to take action towards Britain.
Give a description of the Quartering Act?
Colonists had to provide basic needs to British soldiers.
What did the colonies do in respond?
They started boycotting goods.