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What was the name of the act which replaced the Stamp Act of 1765?
That would have been the Declatory Act in 1766, one of a series of acts known as the "Townshend Acts" . The Stamp Act was contested by the Colonies because America wasn't represented in British Parliament. Parliament repealed the act and shortly thereafter passed the Declatory Act, which stated that Parliament had the right to pass whatever laws it saw fit regarding the Colonies. Naturally, the colonists weren't pleased with this new act. The Declatory Act cleared the way for several more acts by Parliament which involved the Colonies. These infuriated the colonists further and eventually led to the Revolutionary War.
Did Patrick Henry oppose the declaration of independence?
Yes, he actually was the one to get the pen and paper. He also told Jefferson to take all the credit so that is why Jefferson is called the father of the declaration of independence
What language is Yindii ton rap?
Yindii ton rap is Thai. It means "Welcome" or "Pleased to meet you". ("Yindii" means "happy" or "pleased", and "ton rap" means "to receive" (as in "to receive a visitor").
Do you think the founding fathers would be pleased with your government today?
no way
Did South Carolina go for the three-fifths compromise?
yes they were very pleased with it
What pleased the French Canadians but infuriated the American colonists?
The Act (The Canadian Constitution Act)
When the colonists defeated the british how did the french react?
They were pleased. They had contributed money, ammunition, naval forces and Lafayette to the American effort.
Was Britain pleased with the American revolution?
NO it only made them less powerful
Why are Stephen Harper's constituents angry with him?
They're not. Canadians are incredibly pleased with Mr. Harper's low-tax plan for families. His government has been re-elected 3 times.
Why are Stephen Harper's constituents annoyed with him?
Not all of Harpers constituents are annoyed with him. In fact, 40% of Canadians are incredibly pleased with Mr. Harper's government, hence why they've been in office for almost 6 years and been re-elected 3 times. Of course, that means 60% of Canadians are annoyed with him.
How did the colonists protest the tea act?
U.S. Colonists protested the Tea Act, which was imposed on them by England. It created a monopoly that allowed only the East India Trading Company to trade tea with the colonists. This allowed the company the ability to charge whatever they pleased for the tea. The colonists protested the Tea Act through the Boston Tea Party. The Boston Tea Party was a protest in which Sons of Liberty disguised themselves as Native American warriors and boarded three British cargo ships, dumping all of their tea into the harbor.
What was the name of the act which replaced the Stamp Act of 1765?
That would have been the Declatory Act in 1766, one of a series of acts known as the "Townshend Acts" . The Stamp Act was contested by the Colonies because America wasn't represented in British Parliament. Parliament repealed the act and shortly thereafter passed the Declatory Act, which stated that Parliament had the right to pass whatever laws it saw fit regarding the Colonies. Naturally, the colonists weren't pleased with this new act. The Declatory Act cleared the way for several more acts by Parliament which involved the Colonies. These infuriated the colonists further and eventually led to the Revolutionary War.
What were two reason that some english colonists had for coming to America?
Some came for freedom to worship as they pleased. Others came to start a new life in a new world.
What is the opposite of not pleased?
pleased
When did The Pleased end?
The Pleased ended in 2006.
When was The Pleased created?
The Pleased was created in 2002.
Did the British do a good job in keeping the different groups pleased with their policies in North America?
The British struggled to maintain harmony among the diverse groups in North America, including Native Americans, colonists, and enslaved Africans. Their policies often favored colonial expansion at the expense of Native American lands, leading to conflicts such as Pontiac's Rebellion. Additionally, the imposition of taxes and regulations after the French and Indian War alienated many colonists, ultimately contributing to rising dissent and the American Revolution. Overall, their efforts to balance the interests of different groups were largely unsuccessful.
