Question

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Answer 1

is this in the time of the colonial resistance? if so, the acts, such as the Tea act, intolerable acts, townshend acts, and quartering act are a few.

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Answer 2

They were complaining about different acts that the British put on the colonies, as well as taxation without representation.

There were many acts including:

Sugar act(1764): placed taxes on foreign sugar and many foreign luxuries.

Quartering act(1765. Later expanded during intolerable acts): required colonists to provide food and living quarters to British troops

Stamp act: required a stamp to be placed on most paper products, including books and newspapers. This was a form of taxation.


What finally led to the revolutionary war were 4 acts known as the intolerable acts. These were as follows:
The port act- closing of the Boston port, prohibiting trade until the tea (from Boston tea party) was paid for.

The Massachusetts government act- reduced power of Massachusetts legislature and increased power of royal governor

Administration justice act- allowed royal officials in the colonies accused of crimes to be brought to Britain for trial

Quartering act expansion- allowed British troops to live in private homes.