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Chapter 6 Rebellion SS Honors

front 1

Proclamation of 1763

back 1

Decree issued by Parliament at the start of Pontiac’s war. It restricted elements from going past the Appalachians

front 2

Sugar Act, 1764

back 2

West Indies sugar taxed and money sent to the crown, protests lowered the tax

front 3

Stamp Act, 1765

back 3

Tax on paper goods

front 4

Townshend Acts, 1767

back 4

Import duty on white lead, paper, paint, glass, tea, paid to colonial governors until protests

front 5

Boston Massacre, 1770

back 5

When Boston protests and redcoat british soldiers who fired and killed or injured 11 citizens

front 6

Tea Act, 1773

back 6

Tax on tea

front 7

Intolerable Acts,1774

back 7

Smaller measures from the British due to boston tea party

front 8

Lexington and Concord, 1775

back 8

Battles fought just outside of boston, 1st battles

front 9

Proclamation of 1763 British Action

back 9

Stopped settlements from moving above the Appalachians

front 10

Sugar Act, 1764 British Action

back 10

Any sugar from the West Indies had tax on it and was the first to do so, the monarchy earned money and the British lowered the tax due to protests.

front 11

Stamp Act, 1765 British Action

back 11

A tax for many many paper goods, many colonists complained and got it removed in 1776 with protests

front 12

Townshend Acts, 1767 British Action

back 12

Taxes on imported items like glass, white lead, paper, tea, paint and more, paid governors + judges from these tax incomes.

front 13

Boston Massacre, 1770 British Action

back 13

Killed or injured 11 citizens with guns

front 14

Tea Act, 1773 British Action

back 14

Orignially supposed to help East India Co. with financial issues, gave control over tea exported to colonies, export and exemption tax, refund on duties owed on surplus of tea they had

front 15

Intolerable Acts,1774 British Action

back 15

Closed port of Boston, less rights in MA colonial charter, expanded Quartering Act, let soldiers sleep in homes of colonists

front 16

Lexington and Concord, 1775 British Action

back 16

Supposed to stop any chance of rebelling colonies or colonists by snagging weapons

front 17

Proclamation of 1763 Colonial Reaction

back 17

Colonists were upset as they wanted America to themselves and for themselves so they went west

front 18

Sugar Act, 1764 Colonial Reaction

back 18

The colonists participated in protests to try and get rid of or at the least lower the tax

front 19

Stamp Act, 1765 Colonial Reaction

back 19

Protested due to how much paper goods were being taxed and got it removed

front 20

Townshend Acts, 1767 Colonial Reaction

back 20

Tax was lighter, many stole and smuggled, many protests in colonies

front 21

Boston Massacre, 1770 Colonial Reaction

back 21

Attacked or protested

front 22

Tea Act, 1773 Colonial Reaction

back 22

Backlash, boycotted, planned the boston tea party

front 23

Intolerable Acts,1774 Colonial Reaction

back 23

Boycotted British goods and first continental congress called upon

front 24

Lexington and Concord, 1775 Colonial Reaction

back 24

Militia fought back forced british to retreat back to Boston