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Dark Blue- Mercantilist
Green- Unfair and mean
Dark Blue- Mercantilist
Green- Unfair and mean
1660
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Allowed only English ships to trade with colonies and restricted the sale of tobacco etc. to only English merchants
1663
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All goods from the colonies had to pass through England, making them taxable (Vertical integration, meaning you control your whole supply chain)
1673
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Imposed duties on coastal trade and made custom officials to oversee (plus making it harsher, taking away right to a jury of peers by sending colonials to England to be tried)
1686 - 1689
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Very unpopular (especially Sir Edmund Andros)
1754
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Could have been a happy America (under British Rule)
1760 - 1820
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Mad as a hatter: screwed up the whole colonial thing because of it.
1763
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Oh crap...that's a lot of land, with a lot of Indians in it
1763
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Was annoying because it stopped further expansion west (to save on upkeep and the cost of fighting the Indians). It really didn't work.
1764
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Removed money from the economy (stupid)
January 1764
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Americans vs Americans in Philly
5 April 1764
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Sneakily just raising money but not so bad because it was mercantilist
1765
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Fairly reasonable, asked colonials to let soldiers live with them
1765
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Taxed EVERYONE, which was damn stupid because they all got angry as a result.
1771
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More intra-colonial violence, about taxes this time
December 21 1773
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1774
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Closed Boston
Removed Massachusetts' government of almost all its power.
Allowed officials to be tried in other countries
Required troops to be kept in barns and empty houses
1774
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Was really quite laid back legislation but seemed like an attack on freedom of religion and a plot to enslave America