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Explain the Act:
Was the act that forced the colonists to give comfort to the soldiers by allowing them to stay in their homes and buying them the goods to meet their needs.
Why did the British pass it?:
To give the soldiers shelter and comfort.
How did the colonists react?:
They felt uncomfortable and used keeping a stranger in their home and feeding them.

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Explain the Act:
Were the acts that taxed important goods. Examples are; glass, tea, and paper.
Why did the British pass it?:
After the Stamp Act, the British were taught that the colonists would resist those taxes forced in the colonies. They realized they had to tax imported goods.
How did the colonists react?:
Protests began almost immediately. Women boycotted British goods and the alliance "Daughters of Liberty" started.

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Explain the Act:
Was the act that required many printed material to be taxed such as marriage licenses, playing cards, and newspapers.
Why did the British pass it?:
The British passed it to help pay for troops stationed in North America.
How did the colonists react?:
The colonists sent petitions and protests. They made a slogan; "No taxation without representation!"

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Explain the Act:
Made a barrier with the territory that they won from the war, enforcing the colonists to stay on the coast where the British had more power.
Why did the British pass it?:
The British passed this
proclamation to remove any conflict that they had with the Natives and keep the colonists where they had more power over them.
How did the colonists react?:
The colonists reacted by growing more scared and angry for their freedom.