Question

name _ hour _ the road to revolution complete the assignment using the textbook pages indicated in the box on the left. use details!! name what did it do? why did colonists consider this a violation of their rights as british citizens? and/or why were they mad? what specific events occurred as a result of this? i.e., how did colonists react and how did britain respond to their actions? the proclamation of 1763 p. 88 colonists cannot move west of the appalachian mountains. angry because needed land. angry that british were protecting native americans instead of colonists. some of them broke the law and moved anyway. learned they could ignore british laws. britain kept a standing army in the colonies and passed a quartering act 1765 (see slides) kept british troops in colonies to guard proclamation. colonists had to pay, house and feed them. felt threatened are soldiers against us? angry they had to feed and pay for the army. not allowed under british constitution. created anger at british troops and govt. didnt do anything at the time. the stamp act pp. 96 - 97 the townshend acts pp. 97 - 98 the “homespun movement”-

Explanation:

The Proclamation of 1763 restricted colonists' west - ward movement, leading to anger as they wanted land and felt British favored Native Americans. The Quartering Act of 1765 required colonists to house and feed British troops, causing fear and anger due to perceived threat and violation of rights. For the Stamp Act: It imposed a tax on printed materials in the colonies. Colonists saw it as a violation of their rights as they had no representation in Parliament. They reacted with protests, boycotts, and the formation of the Stamp Act Congress. Britain initially tried to enforce the act but eventually repealed it due to economic pressure from the boycotts. For the Townshend Acts: They taxed imported goods like glass, paper, paint, and tea. Colonists considered it a violation of their rights. The "Homespun Movement" was a colonial response to boycott British goods and promote domestic production as a form of protest.

Answer:

Name	What did it do?	Why did colonists consider this a violation of their rights as British citizens? and/or why were they mad?	What specific events occurred as a result of this? i.e., how did colonists react and how did Britain respond to their actions?
The Townshend Acts pp. 97 - 98	Taxed imported goods like glass, paper, paint, and tea.	Considered a violation of rights without representation.	The "Homespun Movement" - a boycott of British goods and promotion of domestic production.