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1763 was the year the French-Indian War ended, but it's also when the relationship between US Colonists and Britain went from ok, to very, very bad.
The year became a turning point in US History, as it was the year relations between the Colonies and England were at their stringiest. When the colonists started to finally think "maybe Britain shouldn't be in charge," because they had abused their power.

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Starting with the Proclamation of 1763, restricting Colonial movement, after they (colonials) had helped in the French-Indian war. Following the Proclamation was a long list of laws imposed by Britain to try and restore their debt. This however, led to anger in  the Colonies, as they then got the bad end of this plan. Whereas British merchants got better business from it.

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The Stamp Act was a law issued by the British Parliament in London that required important Colonial document to be issued and stamped on specific papers made in London alone.

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A final stretch for the Colonists, the Tea Act (also imposed by British Parliament, without Colonial consent) the Tea Act was another attempt to restore British debt, by taxing and restricting Tea coming from the Colonies, basically giving the East India Company a  monopoly on Tea.

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The British Parliament required local governments of the American colonies to supply British soldiers with housing and food. This pushed American colonist and angered them greatly.

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These were acts passed by the British Parliament in response to the Boston tea party.They were considered a punishment.They were mainly made to punish the people in Massachusetts for their actions.

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Following the Acts, were immediate rejection and acting out from the Colonies. Including the Tea Party, the Boston Massacre. And other outcrys for independence.

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In response to the tea act the colonists in Boston dressed up as Indians and threw the tea shipments overboard, which were sent over by East India Company.This eventually led to the Intolerable acts, or the Coercive acts.

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Evidence 2.2 - Reaction To The Quartering Acts.

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Evidence 2.2 - Reaction To The Quartering Acts.

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Colonist responded to the Quartering Act by disputing the Act and using the Bill of Rights of 1689 to support them. Colonist were angered at the British soldiers stationed in American because there was no need for them after the French and Indian War was over.
British Soldiers entering colonists homes.

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