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Why did the currency act anger colonists when it was passed in1764?
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∙ 9y ago
the stamp act of 1765 - places tax on all printed materials . And for each printed material , a British officer would stamp them .
After this act Samuel Adams helped begin an organization called the Sons Of Liberty . The colonists began to protest even more and even burn effigies which are rag figures representing hated tax collectors. So ... pretty much it all began with the stamp act , though before the stamp act there was also the Sugar act of 1764 but really when rebellion began happening was when the stamp act was enforced.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 9y agoIt prohibited colonists from issuing paper money.
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How did the British government anger the colonists?
Taxing them with out representation.
Where did the stamp act affect people?
It main effect was to anger the colonists and unite them against it, rather than any direct effects. It was passed by the British parliament without any colonial input, had to be paid in British currency which was scarce, was used to finance the British army and seemed aimed at hindering the rise of professional classes , reestablishing church courts and asserting British authority over the colonies.
Was the colonists anger over the Tea Act directly responsible for the Boston Massacre?
no
How did the Writ of Assistance anger the colonists?
because the writes of assistance don't like colonist
How did the British government use the colonies to raise revenue Why did this anger this anger the colonists?
by raising Income taxes, Because they wouldnt afford food any longer
Why did the currency anger colonists when it was passed in 1764?
It prohibited colonists from issuing paper money to pay for the taxes owed the British government. In accord with thee act taxes due were to be pay'd in gold, silver.
Why did tax laws passed by Parliament anger the colonists?
They were unfair and harsh. With high tax rates.
Why did the Currency act anger colonist when it passed in 1764?
it prohibited the colonist from printing paper money
What was the colonists' response to the Townshend Act?
The response from the colonists was anger.
Why did the currency act anger colonist when it was passed in 1764?
It prohibited colonists from issuing paper money to pay for the taxes owed the British government. In accord with thee act taxes due were to be pay'd in gold, silver.
How did colonists show their anger about the stamp act?
by protesting.
What reaction did many colonists have to the stamp act?
anger
How did the British government anger the colonists?
Taxing them with out representation.
Where did the stamp act affect people?
It main effect was to anger the colonists and unite them against it, rather than any direct effects. It was passed by the British parliament without any colonial input, had to be paid in British currency which was scarce, was used to finance the British army and seemed aimed at hindering the rise of professional classes , reestablishing church courts and asserting British authority over the colonies.
How did the colonists viewed the British army at the start of the revolutionary?
The Colonists responded to the proclamation with a combination of anger and disdain.
Why did the taxes imposed on the colonists anger?
it anger colonists because there freedom was going down and british was using them to pay for the debt they where in because of wars and they also imposed taxes on EVERYTHING just to have money .....
How did andro anger colonists?
He allowed team meetings once a year.
