Stamp+Act+Project

Activity ! -What class of people was more affected by the stamp act. The stamp affected the rich the most. They were to one who run business. He always had to by stamp to put on the documents like : ship's paper, legal document,newspapers and other. They used tons of them per day therefore they spent a lot of money on them. -
 * How did the Stamp Act raise concerns among the colonists about Britain’s right to tax them?

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The stamp act raised the concerns among the colonists about Britain's right to tax them. The colonists claimed the they had the same rights has the Britain. So with the Patrick's stamp act resolved which consisted that English, especially the right to be taxed only by their own representatives; that Virginians should pay no taxes except those voted by the Virginia House of Burgesses; and that anyone supporting the right of Parliament to tax Virginians should be considered an enemy of the colony. ====== 

Activity 3
How does it seem the colonists felt about the Stamp Act? -The colonist felt abuse by the Stamp act, they thought that the purpose of this act was to raise money.

How do you think they might react to the imposition of this law? They are going to protest angrily. _ _Summarize the situation in Boston in late August of 1765. Come up with a possible peaceful resolution for the crisis over the Stamp Act. THE situation in boston in the late August of 1765 is very chaotic. The colonist react in other words protest with violence. There is there formation of a group called the mob that does not have only politic in mind. The mob with the population are terrifying the representative of the Britain in the colony. They vandalize people's private property. They are more likely criminals.

Summarizing Activity The sons of liberty weren't justified in using the mob as a political tactic.In late August of 1765 the situation was chaotic. The formation of a group called the mob terrorized the British officials in the colony. However, this act of violence had strength and weaknesses. The mob were criminal, they didn't have only politics in mind. The population that were after them didn't even realize it. They vandalized people's private properties. The case of Thomas Hutchinson is a great example. These act of violence proved that the colonist weren't has great as they always told. They were as culprit as the British colonist. They could have protest in a different way. Protesting does not implies violence. They could have sent petition to the Britain Parliament. Even though they shouldn't use the mob as a political tactic, it was effective. The member of the parliament heard their voice and were ready to do something.
 * The Sons of Liberty were justified in using the mob as a political tactic. Use evidence from the documents to support your opinion.**

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