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SUGAR ACT (1764)
EXPANDED THE LIST OF ENUMERATED ARTICULES; STRICTER ENFORCEMENT OF TRADE REGULATIONS
CURRECNY ACT (1764)
COLONIES PROHIBITED FROM ISSUING PAPER MONEY
STAMP ACT (1765)
TAX ON REPRINTED MATERIALS AND LEGAL DOCUMENTS;
COLONISTS REACT BY: VA RESOLVES; STAMP ACT CONGRESS; SONS OF LIBERTY
QUARTERING ACT(1765)
COLONIES TO PROVIDE BRIT TROOPS WITH HOUSING AND PROVISIONS
TOWNSHEND ACTS (1767)
EXTERNAL TAXES ON COLONIAL IMPORTS
COLONISTS REACT BY: NON IMPORTATION AGREEMENTS; LETTERS OF A FARMER IN PENN
TEA ACT(1773)
MONOPLY TO EAST INDIA COMPANY FOR TEA SOLD IN THE COLONIES
COLONISTS REACT BY: BOSTON TEA PARTY
COERCIVE ACTS (1774)
BRITISH RESPONSE TO THE BOSTON TEA PARTY IN ORDER TO PUNISH BOSTON
COLONISTS REACT BY: FORMING THE FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS