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The Proclamation of 1763 was written by the King saying that no colonists should expand west and that the land in the west should be left alone for the Native Americans. The colonists were upset with this at first because most of them bought land in the west and were expecting to expand west and now they were told they couldn't go there. So, the colonists then reacted like the proclamation did not happen and colonists continued to buy land in the west.

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The Sugar Act of 1764 was that the British legislation saw that the colonists were trading with the French and Dutch West Indies instead of buying the sugar from the British so they lowered the taxes on sugar. The colonists were upset about this because they believed there should be no tax at all on something as simple as sugar. The colonists reacted by protesting it and not buying any sugar from the British.

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The Currency Act of 1764 banned the colonists from printing their own paper money and banned them from using their paper money. The colonists again were upset at this act and did not fully understand the purpose. The colonists again protested this act too.

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The Quartering Act of 1765 forced the colonists to house British soldiers and if their house was too small to house the soldiers then they had to pay for their stay at a local in. The colonists did not like this act because not only did they have to house and take care of random soldiers but that they had to pay to house a soldier in another place if their house was too small.

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The Stamp Act of 1765 was a tax on the colonies and made them have to print stamped paper that was made in London. The colonists were very upset about this because they did not see the purpose of it. The colonists again boycotted and had many riots to stop this.

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The Declaratory Act of 1765 was an act that allowed the British Parliament to pass any law to the colonists and British people. The colonists were angered by this because they thought they deserved to colonize whatever they wanted. Many of the colonists ignored this act while others were very angered.

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The Townshend Act of 1767 was acts passed by Parliament allowing them to tax any good that is imported to the colonies. The colonists were very upset because now whatever they bought had a tax on it and they had no say on it whatsoever. The colonists eventually boycotted buying any British good now.

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The Boston Massacre of 1770 was when a group of colonists called the Patriots got into a fight with a British soldier and then led to harmful stuff. For example, some British soldiers fired from their gun when the colonists were only throwing snowballs, sticks, and stones. The colonists were upset that many colonists were killed in this. The colonists then led a campaign on what happened to stop with the British.

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The Tea Act of 1773 made it permissible to directly ship tea to the colonies. The colonists hated this because it proved the Townshend taxes. The colonists opposed this act because they believed they made this act to gain the colonists support on some taxes.

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The intolerable acts of 1774 was a British attempt to try and get order back in the colonies. There were four intolerable acts passed and they were closing the Boston harbor, replacing the local government, the administration of justice act, and the quartering act. The colonists were upset with this because they could clearly see the British government trying to get back at them. The colonists like every other act opposed it and boycotted it again.

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Lexington and Concord of 1775 was where the first battles of the American revolutionary war took place. The battles of Lexington and Concord were important because the colonist finally decided to fight the British soldiers and after the American Revolution they declared their independence from Britain. The colonists got in this battle because many British troops were marching from Boston to Concord to collect items and the colonists interrupted them and fought. The colonists considered this battle a huge victory and after declared their independence.