The Declaration of independence starts 1776 of the 4 of July, by the continental congress, all the 13 colonies try their best to save their political connection to Great Britain. Back in 1763 the Royal proclamation reserved all the western territory. There are a few acts have been done by the British to benefit boots their country, tea act, sugar act, currency act, Stamp Act, Proclamation act, Quartering Act, Declaratory Act, Townshend Revenue Act. The first act Molasses were replaced in 1733 when the new rule has been active from the British to import the rum, and tax or molasses from non-English areas, and that with the Sugar act of 1764, when the British for a new law by the Parliament of Great Britain hat was designed to raise revenue from the American colonists in the 13 Colonies. The purpose of the Sugar act is to reduce the tax rate on the molasses and collect the taxes, and regulate the trade for the Non-Birtish to control the trade in the New England and the middle colonies. Moreover, the British taxed more for the foreign by wines, coffee, cambric …show more content…
Those four colonies are Quebec, East Florida and West Florida, and Grenada, all of them have been colonies by the Britain some of them refused to obey to the Great British demands. Britain puts strict laws on the colonists and that the return of land occupied by other colonists. And to stop the war from the Indians and not the invasion of their land. But the French were the strongest in terms of logic and treating with the Indians because they were less aggressive than Britain. Making the Indians trust in Britain more than Britain confidence of Indians. Those Four colonies decide with Franklin the president of Philadelphia with age 70 year old to not obey the Great Britain and show the power of other colonies to stand up to face the Great Britain under the leadership of George Washington, which was a General at that