Studies in American History
Studies in American History
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THE STAMP ACT.
Summary of points to be made.
The Stamp Act.
Course of events.
Passage of act by Parliament.
Indignation of colonists.
Stamp Act (or American) Congress.
Repeal of Stamp Act. Reasons for passing the Stamp Act.
Heavy debts of England.
Colonial share in French and Indian War. Reasons for colonial indignation.
Not represented in Parliament, yet Taxed by Parliament.
TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION.
82 STUDIES IN AMERICAN HISTORY.
Reasons for the Congress.
In union is strength.
Congres...s could represent them. Reasons for the repeal.
English and American opposition to the king.
SPECIAL NOTES. Question 8. Do not let this question pass without making the pupils understand that the provincial assemblies were the true representatives of the colonies.
STUDY 4, FROM THE STAMP ACT TO THE BOSTON TEA- PARTY, Summary of points to be made.
From the Stamp Act to the Tea-Party. English oppressions continued.
Tax on glass, paper, tea, etc. Writs of assistance strengthened. British troops sent to Boston.
What to read after Studies in American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Downing Sheldon 1850 1898 Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE STAMP ACT.
Summary of points to be made.
The Stamp Act.
Course of events.
Passage of act by Parliament.
Indignation of colonists.
Stamp Act (or American) Congress.
Repeal of Stamp Act. Reasons for passing the Stamp Act.
Heavy debts of England.
Colonial share in French and Indian War. Reasons for colonial indignation.
Not represented in Parliament, yet Taxed by Parliament.
TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION.
82 STUDIES IN AMERICAN HISTORY.
Reasons for the Congress.
In union is strength.
Congres...s could represent them. Reasons for the repeal.
English and American opposition to the king.
SPECIAL NOTES. Question 8. Do not let this question pass without making the pupils understand that the provincial assemblies were the true representatives of the colonies.
STUDY 4, FROM THE STAMP ACT TO THE BOSTON TEA- PARTY, Summary of points to be made.
From the Stamp Act to the Tea-Party. English oppressions continued.
Tax on glass, paper, tea, etc. Writs of assistance strengthened. British troops sent to Boston.
What to read after Studies in American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Downing Sheldon 1850 1898 Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
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