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Sugar Act- What did it do- put a new tax on molasses, lowering an earlier tax but making it easier to convict those who did pay the tax. Why colonists objected- With the lowering of the tax came the expectation that the tax would be paid and that offenders would be brought to trial.
Stamp Act- What did it do- Placed new taxes on legal documents, newspapers, almanacs, playing cards, and even dice. Why colonists objected- Colonists believed the Stamp Act was a case of taxation without representation.
Townshend Act- What did it do- Taxed goods such as glass, paper, paint, lead, and tea. Why colonists objected- Parliament passed the Townshend Acts without the colonists' consent.