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Explain the act: As a result of the Stamp Act parliament passed the Townshend act to tax imported goods such as glass, tea and paper.
Why did the British pass it: The British passed this act to generate more revenue
How did the colonist react:Protest of the Townshend act began immediately. For example women protested by supporting another boycott of British goods.

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Explain the act: The Quartering act was when soldiers that needed any accommodations like housing would need to be provided by the American colonists.
Why did the British pass it: The British passed this act because British soldiers were stationed in the American colonies and the Quartering act outlined the locations and conditions where British soldiers were aloud to find shelter.
How did the colonists react: The colonists argued about the legality of this act because it seemed to violate their own rights.

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Explain the act: The Stamp act was a law in which all printable material was taxed. Newspapers, wills and even playing cards needed a stamp to show that the tax had been paid.
Why did British pass it: The British passed this law to show if the tax on materials had been paid.
How did the colonist react: The colonist were outraged by the stamp act. They argued that only there own assembly could tax them, they even burned effigies and started to boycott.

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Explain the act: The Proclamation act of 1763 is where King George lll issued a Proclamation in which colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains was not allowed.
Why did the British pass it: The British passed this act because they wanted to keep peace between the Native American settlers, and to keep the colonists near the Atlantic Coast where British authority was stronger.
How did the colonists react: Britain was in debt because they sent troops to enforce the act, as a result this led them to tax the colonists. The colonists reacted by smuggling which caused British revenues to fall.