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Chapter 6 Section 1 Tighter British Control P. 17/ P. 138A. Solving Problems As you read this section, fill in the second column of the chart

below with more details about the British attempts to solve their problems. In the third column, explain how the colonists responded to each of those solutions.

Britain’s Problems Britain's’ Solutions Colonists’ Responses

1. Preventing Native American uprisings

2. Keeping peace in the American colonies

Proclamation Act (1763):

Stopped colonists from settling West of Appalachian Mts.Quartering Act (1765):

Resentment

Defiance of the act

Chapter 6 Section 1 Tighter British Control P. 17/ P. 138A. Solving Problems As you read this section, fill in the second column of the chart

below with more details about the British attempts to solve their problems. In the third column, explain how the colonists responded to each of those solutions.

Britain’s Problems Britain's’ Solutions Colonists’ Responses

1. Preventing Native American uprisings

2. Keeping peace in the American colonies

Proclamation Act (1763):

Stopped colonists from settling West of Appalachian MtsQuartering Act (1765):

Required colonists to house & provide supplies to British soldiers

Resentment

Defiance of the act

Anger

Britain’s Problems Britain's’ Solutions Colonists’ Responses3. Paying for war debts

4. Maintaining power over the American colonies

Sugar Act (1764)

Tax of sugar, molasses, & other productsStamp Act (1765):

Tax on all legal and commercial documents

Declaratory Act (1766)

Anger, protests

“taxation w/o representationProtests

Boycotts of British goods

Sons of Liberty

B. Summarizing Briefly explain the importance of each of the following in protesting British policies.

Patrick Henry boycott Sons of Liberty

P. Henry- called for resistance to Stamp Act

Boycott- refusal to buy

B. Summarizing Briefly explain the importance of each of the following in protesting British policies.

Patrick Henry boycott Sons of Liberty

P. Henry- called for resistance to Stamp Act

Boycott- refusal to buy

Sons of Liberty- secret societies to oppose British

Britain’s Problems Britain's’ Solutions Colonists’ Responses3. Paying for war debts

4. Maintaining power over the American colonies

Sugar Act (1764)

Tax of sugar, molasses, & other productsStamp Act (1765):

Tax on all legal and commercial documentsDeclaratory Act (1766)

Declared Parliament’s supreme authority to govern colonies

Anger, protests

“taxation w/o representation”Protests

Boycotts of British goods

Sons of Liberty

Power struggle with

Parliament