freedom spread across the land. As soon as the English landed in the western world,

tension became a familiar face, and emotion. The natives of the land felt threatened, but

tried to reason with the white man for purposes of peace, and prosperity. As the colonies

of America grew, tension with the motherland of England grew also. England wanted to

rule with a firm hand from across the sea, and the settlers were determined not to let that

happen. The main focus on this essay is going to be pointed on the New England area,

and some of the conflicts about the disagreement of certain taxes, battles, and triumphs

that occurred in this historic region. This region was the starting point of wealth, health,

and jealousy from the other colonies, and including England.

In April of 1764, the First Lord of Treasury, George Grenville wanted to bring a

measure to the British Parliament’s attention. The measure he was talking about happens

to be the ground works of what would be known as the Revenue act, a.k.a. the Sugar Act.

What he was trying to explain to the Parliament was that if Americans could pay ou

listing every tem in there possession when entering or leaving a colonial port. Now how

had been so bad if they would not have demanded that the homes of the settlers had to

into a mold that they felt was suitable in order to gain more land in the global community.

Some topics in this essay:
British Parliament, Sugar Act, Bunker Hill, Colonial America, Quartering Acts, Massacre” Anger, Stamp Act, Samuel Adams, Boston Harbor, Coercive Acts, sugar act, british parliament, colonial america supposed, peace importantly freedom, meeting house, pay little, british soldiers, soldiers soldiers, colonial times, spread land, freedom spread land, importantly freedom spread, colonial america, british parliament agreed, america supposed,