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Why do you think England taxed goods imported from or exported to other countries?
England felt they needed to control the colonies. They thought of the thirteen original colonies as an extention of themselves, and just a way to make more money. Thus, they taxed all imported/exported goods. This was one of the factors that triggered the Revlutionary War.
Illegal goods brought into the colonies without being taxed?
smuggled
What law passed by Parliament in 1767 taxed many goods brought into the colonies from Britain?
townshend act
When did the townshend taxes start?
The Townshend Acts were introduced in 1767 by the British government as a series of measures aimed at imposing taxes on the American colonies. These acts taxed goods such as tea, paper, glass, and paint imported into the colonies. The legislation prompted significant resistance among colonists, ultimately contributing to the growing tensions that led to the American Revolution.
The sugar act and stamp act are examples of what?
Excessive taxation by the British for the goods imported by Americans; the taxation acts got progressively more excessive after the Sugar and Stamp Acts, resulting in what Americans called "The Intolerable Acts", which further taxed paper goods, certain kinds of cloth, and well, we got sick of it.
What Goods being imported to the colonies were taxed by the?
Bristish
What were the goods being imported to the colonies being taxed by?
Bristish
These kinds of goods were being taxed by britain?
imported
Why were goods imported to the colonies taxed by parliament?
Because the British government needed to pay for the French and Indian War
Why were goods imported to the colonies taxed parliament?
Because the British government needed to pay for the French and Indian War
What kind of goods were being taxed by Britain before the Boston tea party?
IMPORTED
Why do you think England taxed goods imported from or exported toother countries?
why do you think England taxed goods imported from or exported to other countries
Why do you think England taxed goods imported from or exported to other countries?
England felt they needed to control the colonies. They thought of the thirteen original colonies as an extention of themselves, and just a way to make more money. Thus, they taxed all imported/exported goods. This was one of the factors that triggered the Revlutionary War.
Illegal goods brought into the colonies without being taxed?
smuggled
What act taxed imported goods such as glass?
The act that taxed imported goods such as glass was the Townshend Acts, enacted by the British Parliament in 1767. These acts imposed duties on various imported items, including glass, tea, paper, and lead, as a means to raise revenue from the American colonies. The Townshend Acts contributed to growing tensions between the colonies and Britain, ultimately leading to increased resistance and the American Revolution.
How did the colonies feel about being taxed for their supplies and goods?
they were mad and thought it was selfish haha wrong answer
What happen during the navigation acts?
ships were taxed on all imported goods........ It's true
