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- French and Indian War
- This is Unfair!
- Proclamation of 1763
- Nothing Martha, this is our land
- This is an outrage, we own this land, so why must we leave
- Herbert what are we to do?
- Native's LandKeep out
- This is the Natives land, the Americans are expected to move back!
- MOVE BACK!
- Stamp Act
- So we are here because the Stamp act is not right. We want to put to an end to it so where are going to prepare an organized and unified protest
- colonists to pay tax on every printed piece of paper they used.
- This law required all American
- In 1754 - 1763 France and England went to war to decide who claimed the western land. The image above is to depict France defeating the English at Fort necessity using native tactics, but England claimed to be the victor of this war but they suffered a large dept afterward.
- Townsend Acts
- Proclamation of 1763 stated that no colonists were allowed to live over or pass the Appalachian Mountains because it was the Native's land
- Tea Act
- ANOTHER TAX!?
- ARE YOU SERIOUS?!!
- The British passed the Stamp Act to help pay for the troops stationed in the colonies during the Seven Years War. The act required colonists to pay a tax, represented by a stamp, on various forms and documents. Infuriated by this the colonists go on a riot and protest against the act.
- Boston Tea Party
- his was an act that taxed paper, paint, lead, glass, and tea. Which would be the literal reason of American colonists smuggling those goods because they did not want to pay any taxes.
- PAPER,PAINT,LEAD,GLASS, AND TEA WILL NOW BE TAXED.
- Taxed
- The Tea act was a tax on tea, which basically reduced the cost of tea.
- IF THE ENGLISH WANT TO CONTINUE INFLICTING TAXES ON US THEN WE"LL SHOW THEM WHAT HAPPENS FROM IT
- Taxed
- The Boston Tea Party was a political protest that occurred at Griffin's Wharf in Boston, Massachusetts. American colonists, frustrated and angry at Britain for imposing “taxation without representation,” dumped 342 chests of tea, which would cost a million dollars in today's money.
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