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3-4.......................Proclamation Line of 1763

5-6.......................Sugar Act

7-8.......................Quartering Act

9-10.....................Stamp Act

11-12....................Townshend Act

13-14....................Boston Massacre

15-16....................Boston Tea Party

17-18....................Intolerable Act

19-20....................First Continental Congress

21-22....................Lexington and Concord

23....................My Evaluation

     The Proclamation line of 1763 was passed by the British that didn't 

allow colonists to cross the land west of the Appalachian Mountains. 

Colonists felt like they fought for that land and they wanted more 

privileges.

This was important to the American Revolution because it was the 

start of the colonists getting mad at the British. Colonists started to 

become skeptical.

If I were a colonist, I would have probably been angry at the British 

too and would probably join peaceful protests.

      British passed a three cent tax on coffee, indigo, and certain kinds 

of wine. It also banned the importation of rum and French wines.

It contributed to the American Revolution because, again, colonists 

wanted a say on the government because the British were passing too 

many taxes.

If I were a colonist, i would really look out for the British and try and 

protest and find out their motives.

    British passed an act that forced 

colonists to house and supply soldiers 

for their benefit of saving money.

         If I were a colonist I 

would try my best to kick the 

soldiers out of my house and i 

would not be happy with Britain. 

    This was important to the start of the American Revolution 

because colonists feared that the British soldiers were spying 

on them and they didn't want to take care of the soldiers.

      The stamp act was passed to help pay the 

war dept. It put a tax on most printed 

materials and required colonists to put buy a 

stamp to prove that they payed their tax.

      Colonists were angry and protested by 

boycotting British goods. 

      If I were a colonist, I would join in the 

boycotting and wouldn't buy British goods for 

a long time.

Charles Townshend an indirect tax on glass, 

lead, paper, and tea.

  Colonists got angry at the British and refused 

to buy British goods. Fights broke out between 

soldiers and the colonists.

I would probably refuse to buy British goods, 

but I wouldn't go so far as to fight with the 

British soldiers because it could get me in a lot 

of trouble.

The event started when colonists started throwing things 

at the British soldiers because they were furious with 

them. This event left five colonists dead and wounding 

others.

This was important to the American Revolution because 

British soldiers shot into and unarmed crowd of 

colonists. This really made colonists angry.

If I were a colonist, I definitely would have been 

enraged at the soldiers, but at the same time I would 

have felt like the colonists shouldn't have thrown things 

at the soldiers either.

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