colonists could not move into the newly acquired land from the French Indian war

disbanded all colonial governments

raised the prices of tea

forced troops to be housed in their homes

the king would force the colonists to pay the debt of fighting the war

the colonists did not have representatives in Parliament

were British citizens and should have the same democratic rights

represenatives in Parliament

to end taxes

boycott

tax on sugar

required the colonists to find housing and pay for their food

a quarter tax on clothing

required colonists to find houses for any British person who came to the colonies

to control the press so that colonists would not openly criticize the British government

to have the colonists help pay off the large debt from the French and Indian War

to ensure that people living in Great Britain would pay the cost of their own protection

to provide British troops with housing, food, and other necessary provisions

British soldiers killed hundreds of Patriots in a brutal day-long battle.

Colonists killed twenty-six British soldiers in a formal battle on Boston Common.

British soldiers panicked during a riot and killed five colonists.

Patriot snipers shot and killed a dozen British troops in a surprise attack.

They made American Indians destroy the British tea.

They boarded British ships and dumped tea into the harbor.

They burned crates of British tea along Dorchester Bay.

They forced the British tea ships to return to Britain.

It finally allowed the colonists to send their own representatives to Parliament.

It declared the colonial experiment a failure and transported all Loyalists back to Britain.

It immediately declared war against the colonies and sent a fleet of warships to America.

It passed a series of harsh new laws to prove Britain’s authority over the colonies called the Intolerable Acts