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In what ways did the French and Indian War destabilize relations between…

- - - - Makes natives royal subjects to protect them
        
        Was passed to make natives happy
  - - - Three measures were implemented
        
        Placed new duties on items widely consumed in America
        
        Adjusted old rates in such a way as to maximize revenues
        
        Made customs enforcement more effective
- - - - Adams was a major activist
      - Believed the Stamp Act was taxation without represntation
      - Political writer opposed to Parliment
- - - - Passed Sugar Act of 1764
        
        All acts are seen as unfair by colonist and anger them
      - Made Natives Royal Subjects
      - Passed Currency Act of 1764
      - Passed Mutiny and Quarting Act of 1765
      - Passed the Stamp Act of 1765
  - - - Passes Townshend Act of 1765
    - - Colonist protest
        
        Pitt reverses policies
        
        Pitt pays for crops and other supplies that were stolen
        
        Allows each colony to raise their own army
      - Allows British soliders to take colonist's supplies without asking
- - - - John Locke
        
        Everyone has a right to life, liberty, and property
      - Voltaire
        
        Freedom of religion and expression. Separation of church and state.
      - Montesquieu
        
        Seperation of powers
      - Rousseau
        
        Good government must have the freedom of all its citizens as its main objective.
    - - They taxed the colonies to make money
    - - George Washington
        
        Encouraged colonist to settle West, led many protest, and helped train militia soldiers
      - Thomas Paine
        
        Political writer who wrote "Common Sense" which advocated for American Independence
      - John Adams
        
        Lawyer that didn't like that the Crown had power over judges salary
        
        Believed British actions against America had been unfair
      - Samuel Adams
        
        Leader of the Sons of Liberty