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podryga [215]
3 years ago
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What was the start and end date of these acts??

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1 answer:
Grace [21]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Correct answers are:

Molasses act: 1733 - 1764.

Currency act: 1751(expanded in 1764) - 1774.

Sugar act: 1764 - 1766.

Stamp act: 1765 - 1766.

Quartering act: 1765 - 1770.

Declaratory act: 1766 - 1964.

Townshend acts: 1767 - 1770.

Tea act : 1773 - 1861.

Coercive act: 1774 - 1775.

Quebec act: 1774 - 1791.

Explanation:

During the colonial period British government introduced many taxes whose goal was to strengthen their reign in colonies and to obtain financial benefit. But this taxes were damaging to colonists and therefore were unacceptable. At the end, they led to Revolutio.

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