The British had created numerous laws that angered many colonists. Some of these popular acts were The Quartering Act, The Stamp Act, The Tea Act, and The Intolerable Acts. The colonists then protested against these acts in many ways. Some ways were violent, others were peaceful, and other protests hurt the British economically. The economic protest was the most effective protest. The economic protests attacked what the British loved the most: money. Money was a very important item to the British, or to most of the people back then. The Sugar Act taxed several products, including molasses. This act angered the colonist, and so the colonists refused to buy these products in protest. This hurt the British economically. The British weren’t receiving
