The Sugar Act
When did the sugar act happen
April 5, 1764
What was The Stamp Act
The Stamp Act was a tax put on the American colonies by the British in 1765. It said they had to pay a tax on all sorts of printed materials such as newspapers
What was the Townshend Act
Various laws passed by the British government on the American Colonies
When did the Boston Massacre happen
March 5, 1770
Where did the Boston Tea party happen
Boston December 16, 1773
Where did The Sugar Act Take Place
13 colonies
When did The Stamp Act happen
October 7, 1765 - October 25, 1765
Where did the Townshend Act take place
In the American colonies in 1767
Where did the Boston Massacre happen
Boston
Where did the Boston Tea Party take place
Boston, Massachusetts
Who was involved in The Sugar Act
George Greenville
Who was involved in the Stamp Act
British Parliament
Who was involved in the Townshend Act
British Government and American Colonies
Who was involved in the Boston Massacre
Colonist and British soliders
Who was involved in the Boston Tea Party
Patriot leader Samuel Adams
Why did The Sugar Act happen
To gain more money for the British
Why did the Stamp Act happen
To replenish their finances after the 7 year war with France
Why did the Townshend Act happen
The British wanted to get the colonies to pay for themselves
Why did the Boston Massacre happen
To enforce British tax laws
Why did the Boston Tea Party happen
The British were taxing without representation
How was this act the cause of the American Revolution/Revolutionary war
Made colonist angry because they had to pay a tax on sugar
Why did the stamp act anger colonist
Because the British put a ta on stamps in the colonies so the British could get out of debt from the war
Why did the Townshend act anger colonist
It was unfair to tax them without representation
Why did the Boston Massacre anger the colonist
They were angry over the Townshend act
Why did the Boston Tea Party anger the colonist
Taxation without Representation