Stamp and Townshend Acts

By: Casey, Jack, and, Adam

Our task is going to demonstrate a variety of pictures and
paragraphs explaining Stamp and Townshend acts. The Stamp
and Townshend acts started because of the prime minister of
grenville. This act mainly affected the American colonist.
Whenever a paper material item was purchased the buyer also
had to purchase an official stamp or seal. The Townshend Acts
were paused in 1767 by Charles Townshend. These events took
pace is Boston Massachusetts and New York. The Stamp Acts took
place in 1765. The Townshend Acts started June 1767 and
repealed March 1770. The prime minister had complaints of Sugar
Acts because colonists couldnt pay their share of military costs so
the prime minister proposed the Stamp Acts. The Stamp Acts
started in 1765 because Charles Townshend decided to cut British
land taxes in order to make up all their differences and continue
to finance their troops. Lastly, Townshend and Stamp Acts started
between 1765 and 1767 and were one of the leading causes to
the American Revolution.