Stamp Act
The Stamp Act was what the British Parliament acted upon for elevating taxation in the colonies of America. Originally this act was to be established on November 1, 1765 but, it was turned down on March , 1766.
Sugar Act
The Sugar Act was a law that was accepted by the British Parliament in 1764. What this act was exactly is for the people in the West Indies would get a good profit on colonial stores. Raising the price on sugar.
The Tea Act
The Tea Act was passed by the British Parliament on May 10, 1773. The Tea Act was not meant to be taxed at a higher price but it was for the benefit of the West Indies so they could export the eighteen million pounds of tea that was not sold. This rose a riot which ended up with the outcome of eighteen million pounds of tea in the harbor.
Currency Act
Currency Act, What was happening in the colonies was that everyone was in agony because of the little money or in this case currency that they had. On September 1 1764 the British Parliament passed this act that they were abolishing any new bills that were to be made.