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2 Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.)
British Action What did it do? (Summary) Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.) Sugar Act Stamp Act Townshend Acts Intolerable Acts Quartering Act

3 Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.)
British Action What did it do? (Summary) Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.) Sugar Act A tax on sugar imports Stamp Act Townshend Acts Intolerable Acts Quartering Act

4 Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.)
British Action What did it do? (Summary) Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.) Sugar Act A tax on sugar imports Stamp Act A tax on legal documents, & other paper stuff Townshend Acts Intolerable Acts Quartering Act

5 Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.)
British Action What did it do? (Summary) Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.) Sugar Act A tax on sugar imports Stamp Act A tax on legal documents, almanacs & other paper stuff Townshend Acts Taxes on tea, paper, glass & dyes (colors) Intolerable Acts Quartering Act

6 Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.)
British Action What did it do? (Summary) Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.) Sugar Act A tax on sugar imports Stamp Act A tax on legal documents, almanacs & other paper stuff Townshend Acts Taxes on tea, paper, glass & dyes (colors) Intolerable Acts Closed port of Boston, no town meetings, British officials were tried in England Quartering Act

7 Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.)
British Action What did it do? (Summary) Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.) Sugar Act A tax on sugar imports Stamp Act A tax on legal documents, almanacs & other paper stuff Townshend Acts Taxes on tea, paper, glass & dyes (colors) Intolerable Acts Closed port of Boston, no town meetings, British officials were tried in England Quartering Act Citizens had to give food & shelter to British soldiers

8 Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.)
British Action What did it do? (Summary) Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.) Sugar Act A tax on sugar imports Mad (Concerned) Stamp Act A tax on legal documents, almanacs & other paper stuff Townshend Acts Taxes on tea, paper, glass & dyes (colors) Intolerable Acts Closed port of Boston, no town meetings, British officials were tried in England Quartering Act Citizens had to give food & shelter to British soldiers

9 Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.)
British Action What did it do? (Summary) Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.) Sugar Act A tax on sugar imports Concerned Stamp Act A tax on legal documents, almanacs & other paper stuff Very angry, protests (Burned stamp master doll) Townshend Acts Taxes on tea, paper, glass & dyes (colors) Intolerable Acts Closed port of Boston, no town meetings, British officials were tried in England Quartering Act Citizens had to give food & shelter to British soldiers

10 Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.)
British Action What did it do? (Summary) Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.) Sugar Act A tax on sugar imports Concerned Stamp Act A tax on legal documents, almanacs & other paper stuff Very angry, protests (Burned stamp master doll) Townshend Acts Taxes on tea, paper, glass & dyes (colors) Openly spoke against the taxes Intolerable Acts Closed port of Boston, no town meetings, British officials were tried in England Quartering Act Citizens had to give food & shelter to British soldiers

11 Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.)
British Action What did it do? (Summary) Colonists’ Reaction (Georgians’ reaction too if available.) Sugar Act A tax on sugar imports Concerned Stamp Act A tax on legal documents, almanacs & other paper stuff Very angry, protests (Burned stamp master doll) Townshend Acts Taxes on tea, paper, glass & dyes (colors) Openly spoke against the taxes Intolerable Acts Closed port of Boston, no town meetings, British officials were tried in England Georgians were mostly concerned with things inside the colony Quartering Act Citizens had to give food & shelter to British soldiers Formed the First Continental Congress

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