Townshend Acts

In October 1767, the Georgia Gazette announced the new set of taxes called the _______ Acts.

The Townshend Acts placed taxes on goods coming into the colonies, such as tea, glass, _______, and paper.

Parliament believed the colonists would not object to the Townshend Acts because they were _______ taxes.

Massachusetts led the way with another letter proposing that the colonies unite to oppose the _______ Acts.

When the Commons House of Assembly tried to discuss the Massachusetts letter, the governor _______ the legislature.

Several months after the Townshend Acts, two large meetings in _______ were organized in opposition.

South Carolinians started a _______, refusing to buy most British-made goods.

South Carolinians voted not to _______ with Georgia, accusing them of being too soft on British law.

In 1770, Parliament repealed all the Townshend taxes except the tax on _______.

The colonists celebrated the boycott's success, believing they had gotten their _______ again.