That would be the Stamp Act in 1765.
Molasses Act
They wanted France's protection.
The Stamp Act, enacted by the British Parliament in 1765, was designed to raise revenue from the American colonies to help pay off war debts and cover the costs of maintaining British troops in North America. It imposed a direct tax on a wide range of printed materials, including newspapers, legal documents, and playing cards, affecting many colonists. The widespread impact of the tax led to significant opposition, as it was seen as an attempt by Britain to exert control without colonial representation, fueling sentiments of resistance and eventual calls for independence.
He had limited his own power and established an elected assembly. He promised religious freedom to those who believed in God.
In june 1767 parliament passed the Townshend acts, which placed duties on impoerted glass, lead, paints ,paper, and tea
west of the Appalachian mountains
Many Americans interpreted Britain's attempt to control its colonial empire after 1763 as a sinister conspiracy. This was to enslave colonials by depriving them of property and liberty because after 1763 Britain decided to tax United States colonies as a means of revenue.
Stamp Act Congress
After the Stamp Act, colonists were furious. Britain reacted to this by repealing the Stamp Act and proposing the Quaternary Act, in which colonists were forced to house British soldiers.xd
Invasion, bombing them from the air, the Battle of Britain, and The Blitz.
Jay's Treaty, signed in 1794, was an attempt to settle the dispute between Britain and the United States. It regulated trade and navigation, but allowed the British to search American Ships. Jay's Treaty created an argument between the Jeffersonians and Federalists.
The reason is very simple: Britain defeated the German attempt to invade it!
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None.The Battle of Britain was an air battle fought in the skies over southern England. It was an attempt by the German Luftwaffe to destroy Britain's air defences prior to the planned invasion of Britain. The attempt failed and the planned invasion (code-name Operation Sealion) was then cancelled.
Molasses Act
Molasses Act
Was termed the Continental System.