PPT-Declaratory and Townshend Acts

Declaratory Act Followed the repeal of the Stamp Act in 1765 Stated Parliaments authority was the same in the colonies as it was in Britain 1766 Gave Britain the absolute power to make laws in the colonies and changes to the colonial government. 1. Which . event completes the sequence. ?. A Colonists . move beyond the Appalachian Mountains.. B Indian . allies demand end to settlement in Ohio Valley.. C British . impose taxes on colonies to cover costs of the war.. Mr. Arms’ Class. January, 2010. Vocabulary. Representation. Treason. Congress. Boycott. Repeal. Imperial policy. protest. The Stamp Act. In 1765, Parliament approved the Stamp Act, which put a tax on many paper items in the colonies. . to Revolution:. (1770-1776). British Colonies. Sugar Act. Stamp Act. Townshend Acts. Tea Act. Coercive Acts. Declaratory Acts. The Road to Independence. 2. Was the. American Revolution. Inevitable??. What does the term “Taxation Without Representation” mean?. 1) Warm Up!. The . “ACTS” . of War. Road to Independence: . 1763-1776. “Acts” of War. The Navigation Acts (1673). Outlawed direct trade w/ anyone other than Britain. Tun. . tun. . tun. Chapter Seven. Turning Point: 1763. End of 7 Years War, England is debt, salutary neglect comes to an end, Pontiac’s Rebellion contributes to Proclamation of 1763, etc. . King George III . THE STAMP ACT. THE TOWNSHEND ACTS. THE BOSTON MASSACRE. 4. THE BOSTON TEA PARTY. 1. THE STAMP ACT. The British introduced a tax on legal documents such as wills etc.. Americans were . furious. to think that a ruler who lived 5,000 km away could tax them in this way.. Reasons for Taxation. British Tax Laws. Colonial Response. Pay for Army. Pay for War Debt (French and Indian). Sugar Act. Stamp Act. Committees of Correspondence. Boycott. Sons of liberty. NEW TAXES & TENSIONS. Townshend Act. . Stamp Act. Boston Massacre. Boston Tea Party. Intolerable Acts. Causes for American Revolution. Sugar Act. Quiz. Bell-work 9/22/14. Update Notebooks. EQ: How did British rule lead to conflict? . Part 2. Critical Vocabulary. Boycott- a refusal to buy or participate.. Critical Vocabulary. Tyranny- cruel unjust government, not fair.. Critical Vocabulary. Revenue- income that is being raised for expenses (taxes).. Chapter 6, Section 2. Bell Ringer. Answering these questions will help you understand how colonial resentment toward the British grew.. Look at the engraving (also on page 165). Based on this picture, who appears to be at fault for the Boston Massacre?. True or False. :. Jesus gave the Apostles many infallible proofs of his resurrection.. Multiple Choice. :. 2. . How long did the apostles see Jesus after his resurrection?. . A. Seventy days. B. Only one day. Chapter 6, section 2. Townshend Acts. Parliament’s problem…. How do we keep colonists happy?. How do we raise revenue?. Pass the Townshend Acts of course!. (Named after Charles Townshend). This guy. The Townshend Acts Are Passed. - the . Townshend Acts . were passed by England’s Finance Minister, Charles Townshend, in 1767 which placed a tax on glass, paper, paint, lead, and tea. . - this act also suspended New York’s assembly until the people in New York agreed to provide housing for the troops . Paul’s Witness in Philippi. Memory . Verse. Acts . 2. :38. Peter replied, . Repent . and be baptized, every one of you, . in . the name of Jesus Christ . for . the forgiveness of your sins. . And .