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No Taxation Without Representation How are Americans’ reactions to taxes today similar to what colonists felt? The TEA Party was created in September 2004 to ________ ________________________. It’s name is an acronym that means__________________ ________________________.

No Taxation Without Representation Use the map found on page 113 of the textbook to analyze the impact of the Proclamation of 1763: What did the Proclamation of 1763 state? How do you think the colonists felt about the proclamation? Why did the British government believe the proclamation was necessary? Why would Britain have wanted to prevent conflict with the Native Americans?

No Taxation Without Representation Use the British debt chart found on page 114 of the textbook to evaluate the financial consequences of the French and Indian War. Why did Britain need to raise money? How did Britain plan to raise the revenue it needed? Why did British leaders feel that this policy was "fair”?

No Taxation Without Representation Read pages 113 – 115 of the textbook. Describe the British policies & the colonists’ view of each. British Policy Colonists’ View The Sugar Act (1764)- The Stamp Act (1765)- The Townshend Acts (1767)-