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Angered colonists because it showed that Britain thought that the colonies had no control over what they do.

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Released with repeal of stamp act, claims that Britain has a right to tax the colonies.

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These acts caused extreme anger of the colonists and led to events such as the Boston Tea Party.

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The Townshend acts put taxes on multiple objects, such as tea, glass, oil, lead, and paint. The Acts were posted one by one, and were combined as a series to be called the Townshend Acts.

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Made colonists angry because British officials were telling the colonists where thy can or can't live. Some lived in the region anyway.

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An act that prohibited colonists living or colonizing west of the Appalachian Mtns. It was made in conclusion of the Seven Years' War.

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The Act caused greater resentment on British officials, especially since they had to provide to what some considered enemies.

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The Quartering Act of 1765 is an act passed by British officials that states British soldiers must be given a place to live in the colonies.

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The Act had a very similar reaction to that of the Sugar Act. They both caused colonists to be angry and retaliate to the Act.

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The Stamp Act of 1765 declared that all printed objects must have a stamp on it. This stamp helped the revenue of Britain, but not of the colonies. This Act caused the colonists to immediately protest it, which eventually led to the repealing of the act a year later.

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The Act made colonists angry because they were used to being independent from salutary neglect in the past. Their anger led to the decision of the Declaration of Independence and the Revolutionary War.

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The Sugar Act of 1764 enforced taxes on sugar and was an attempt at ending the sugar smuggling trade with the French and West Indies. It also was made to help renew the Molasses act of 1733, which wasn't greatly enforced.