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Define townsend acts?
The Townshend Acts, The British Government called for new taxes in 1776. SO Parliament passed the Townshend Acts. The Townshend Acts said that the colonist had to pay taxs on all tea, paper, glass, lead, and paint imported from Britain. SO basically the Townshend acts made people pay taxes on certain items, people hated the new taxes and they could not afford them. So The Colonist Buycotted the tea (refused to buy it) Which lead to other events but that was mostly all about the townshend acts taxes boycott which i think it lead to the tea act all taxes where off exept for the tea.
Why no national government during pre colonial period?
because the barangays are well lead by their leaders.
How did the development of colonial governments lead to the American Revolution?
People in the colonies no longer wanted to be ruled by the British Parliament.
How did the enlightenment and the great awakening help lead the colonists to question britain's authority?
potatoes
What did James II lead to when became a Catholic and tried to rule Britain without Parliament?
The Glorious revolution -apex
Did the french an Indian war lead to an increased colonial dependence on Britain?
no
What were the main problem or troubles between Britain and the colonies?
Taxes, which is what lead to the original tea party.
The french and indian war was a pivotal point in america's relationship to great britain because it lead great britain to?
impose revenue taxes on the colonies
How did economic depression lead to Shay's rebellion?
The U.S. had owed debt to England, causing them to tax farmers. Increasing on land taxes.
How did the great awakening lead changes in colonial life and in the colonies relationship with great britiain n?
how did the great awakening led to changes in the colonial life and in the colonies relationship with great Britain
How did the great Britain debt afther the french and Indian war lead to the American revolution?
Higher taxes. Especially on tea
Which was lord grenvilles plan to enforce new taxes?
Lord Grenville's plan to enforce new taxes included the Stamp Act of 1765, which imposed a tax on all colonial paper materials, and the Townshend Acts of 1767, which imposed duties on imported goods such as glass, lead, paint, and tea in the American colonies. These taxes were intended to help pay Britain's debt from the French and Indian War and to assert British authority over the colonies.
Why did the colonists dislike townshend acts?
Colonists disliked the Townshend acts because of the colonist's distinction between internal and external taxes. It was believed that duties were external as none of the products, except for tea, were made in the colonies. This led to colonial boycott against British products.
How did the Towshend duties differ from previous customs taxes?
The Townsend Duties, introduced by Charles Townsend in 1767, were different from previous customs taxes in two main ways. Firstly, they imposed duties on goods imported into the American colonies, including important items such as tea, glass, lead, and paper. Secondly, the revenue generated from these duties was intended to be used to pay the salaries of colonial governors and judges, which angered many colonists who saw it as a direct threat to their colonial autonomy.
Who was the lead advocate for America to Great Britain?
Britain
Why did the French and British war lead to many taxes in the Colonies?
Britain had to finance its army defending the American colonies to hold off the invading French and their Indian allies. They levied taxes to help pay for this, and many of the American colonists didn't want to pay and organised a revolt.
Why did the war of 1812 lead to an increasing pattern of diplomatic cooperation between the US and Great Britain?
In order to keep from going back to war, the US and Great Britain had to get along. So, this increased the cooperation between the two countries, since they did not want to go back to war.
