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Year - 1763

The Proclamation of 1763 was intended to pacify the Indians after the French and Indian War. It was the first of Parliament's laws issued by King George III. This Proclamation kept people from settling west of an imaginary line. And even if you already settled in a place farther west, you were forced to move. This law made settlers very angry because they could not settle down and live where they wanted to.

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Year - 1765

The Quartering Act was a law passed by Parliament that forced colonists to provide shelter for the redcoats in both their houses and the barracks. It also required them to supply redcoats with food.  This was yet another law that angered the colonists, which led to street fights and eventually the Boston Massacre.

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Year - 1764

The Sugar Act was a regulation that lowed a previous tax on molasses and increasing enforcement. It had the purpose of decreasing colonial resistance and getting Britain more money. This act was one of many other laws that led to the American Revolution. By passing this law, Britain hoped to collect taxes more effectively, and to receive a greater profit.

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Year - 1765

The Stamp Act was a law that required printed materials to be stamped on paper produced in London. This paper was more expensive. The purpose of this act was to produce more money to help pay for troops stationed in North America. Members of Parliament did not expect nearly as much resistance as they received.

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Year - 1765

The Stamp Act Congress, or First Congress of the American Colonies, was such an important event in american history because it was the first meeting of the American colonies to respond to British policies regarding the colonies. This meeting occurred to plan a protest against the newly passed Stamp Act.