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History Test 2

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Proclamation of 1763 policy Prohibits colonists from moving westward
Consequences of Proclamation of 1763 Intensifies problem of land scarcity in colonies
Sugar Act Policy Reduces duty on molasses but provides for more vigorous methods of enforcement
Sugar Act Consequences Colonials articulate theory that taxation without representation is a violation of "their most essential rights as freeman"
Stamp Act Policy Documents and printed materials including legal documents, newspapers, and playing cards must use special paper
Stamp Act Policy Consequences Riots in major urban areas harassment of revenue officers, colonial representatives meet for Stamp Act Congress
Quartering Act Policy Colonists must supply British troops with housing and firewood
Quarting Act Consequences Colonial Assemblies protest, New York punished for failure to comply with law
Declaratory Act/Repeal of Stamp Act Britain asserts its right to legislate for colonies in all cases/ Stamp Act repealed
Declaratory Act/Repeal of Stamp Act Consequences Britain reasserts its authority, while removing the obnoxious provisions of the Stamp Act
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