The act was finally repealed and replaced by the Declaratory Act, mainly due to colonial boycotts of the British goods taxed under the Stamp Act.
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The "Stamp Act" was passed in March and the "Sons of Liberty" were formed in July; the Sons of Liberty used violence and intimidation to force tax collectors to resign or quit. The "Stamp Act Congress" was formed in October, but only presented a petition to the King to repeal the act, which he did so in March of the following year.
The Townshend act was opposed by the "Sons of Liberty" as well, and involved at least three armed conflicts (of notable size); most noted is the Boston Massacre.
the british action to the townshend act was making it, and taxing the colonists. By the way... i really hope this helps you on your homework.. it helped me...
Before the Stamp Act of 1765, the British government imposed several taxes on the American colonies, including the Sugar Act of 1764, which taxed sugar and molasses, and the Currency Act of 1764, which restricted colonial currency production. Additionally, the Townshend Acts of 1767 placed duties on imported goods like glass, tea, and paper. These measures aimed to raise revenue and assert British authority over the colonies, leading to growing discontent and calls for resistance among colonists.
No. He needs the consent of the British Government and requires permission from the United Nations and European Union before he can take military action on Syria.
A plan of action adopted by a government is a policy.
i think that government action is something that you do with the government. private action is like something you do as a family or a small grupe of people.
What action prompted WHICH British Prime Minister to do WHAT?? You need to be more specific!!
ACTION - U.S. government agency - was created in 1970.
Policy
government intervention
Which action would be a change in the government's fiscal policy
How did the roar of the national government change during the war
The use of privateers by the Americans was the most effective action against British shipping. ..