The Acts of the British had lead to the American Revolution all because many of the colonies did not agree on how the British Parliament enforced lots of acts that taxed subjects and left many of the colonists with very little rights.The war began because the colonists felt like they were treated with disrespect. Over time, the Road to Revolution grew. The colonies split up into 3 parts which were ⅓ in favor of rebellion, ⅓ had their side on Great Britain because they didn't want to be traitors, and ⅓ didn't really care and were neutral Firstly, the Navigation Act was born in 1651. Britain thought that in order to be a healthy nation their exporting and importing goods from ships should be great.In 1650 parliament passed an ordinance forbidding
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Many years after, in 1733 the Molasses act was brought up. It gave a real boost to organizers smuggling in New England colonies. Simultaneously it promoted corruption among customs officials. To crack down colonial trade with countries other than Britain, especially France, the government created a new on foreign molasses. Yes, they made a tax on a food product. It is like the government putting a pizza tax and calling it the pizza act. It’s kinda the same. 21 years later, in 1754, the Albany congress happened. It was a summit attended by representatives from seven of the thirteen British colonies in North America at that time. Officials thought that the war between the French and the North Americans was about to happen, and so they prepared with their defense. It’s like those gangs that team up with other gangs and they think that a full on war will happen so they prepare. Which might never happen. That same year, 1754, the French and Indian War happened.The French and Indian War was the North American conflict in a larger …show more content…
This act was actually good. In 1765, the Stamp Act passed and made the colonists buy a stamp showing that they payed for an item,it was a way for the Parliament to make money.The Parliament made it mandatory to revenue stamps for newspapers licenses, and other materials that were printed. This act was probably the worst act out there. Unless donald trump gets that “wall act”. In 1766 the British Parliament had then cancelled the Stamp Act because the colonists boycotted British goods.The Quarter Act in 1765 provided the British Soldiers any needed accommodations and housing. Imagine some soldier coming into your house and taking your
Many years after, in 1733 the Molasses act was brought up. It gave a real boost to organizers smuggling in New England colonies. Simultaneously it promoted corruption among customs officials. To crack down colonial trade with countries other than Britain, especially France, the government created a new on foreign molasses. Yes, they made a tax on a food product. It is like the government putting a pizza tax and calling it the pizza act. It’s kinda the same. 21 years later, in 1754, the Albany congress happened. It was a summit attended by representatives from seven of the thirteen British colonies in North America at that time. Officials thought that the war between the French and the North Americans was about to happen, and so they prepared with their defense. It’s like those gangs that team up with other gangs and they think that a full on war will happen so they prepare. Which might never happen. That same year, 1754, the French and Indian War happened.The French and Indian War was the North American conflict in a larger …show more content…
This act was actually good. In 1765, the Stamp Act passed and made the colonists buy a stamp showing that they payed for an item,it was a way for the Parliament to make money.The Parliament made it mandatory to revenue stamps for newspapers licenses, and other materials that were printed. This act was probably the worst act out there. Unless donald trump gets that “wall act”. In 1766 the British Parliament had then cancelled the Stamp Act because the colonists boycotted British goods.The Quarter Act in 1765 provided the British Soldiers any needed accommodations and housing. Imagine some soldier coming into your house and taking your