This Act required stamps to be placed on all legal documents and publications

James Otis expressed the colonists' attitude toward the Stamp Act with this famous saying

This law was one of five acts passed in 1774 that made Catholicism the official religion of Quebec

During the Boston Massacre, they fired into a crowd and killed or wounded several colonists.

This Act required the payment of a tax on goods imported into the colonies.

These two events resulted from colonial anger of the Townshend Acts, followed by Parliament passing the Intolerable Acts

This law required that all colonial goods be carried on English or colonial ships

This act imposed new tariffs, which were all repealed except the one on tea

This Act ordered the port of Boston closed until the tea that was destroyed was paid for.

The tariff on tea enraged the colonists because they objected to this.

This law repealed the Stamp Act, but declared Parliament had the right to tax the colonies

This act provoked James Otis to send protests to the king and Parliament

This law prohibited the colonies from manufacturing goods already made in England

The First Continental Congress issued this, but the king refused to accept it.

This law so enraged the colonists that there were widespread protests and riots

This law required ships carrying colonial goods to pass through English ports