Who am I? I was the group formed in Boston that organized protests against British taxation and were known for burning effigies of tax collectors.

Who am I? I was the proclamation issued by the British government that prohibited colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains?

Who am I? I was the act passed in 1764 that lowered the tax on molasses but allowed British officials to seize goods without going to court.

Who am I? I was a Virginia politician who famously declared that only colonial assemblies had the right to tax the colonies.

Who am I? I was an act that taxed goods imported to the colonies, such as glass, tea, and paper, sparking more colonial boycotts.

Who am I? I was a law passed by Parliament that asserted its right to tax the colonies after repealing the Stamp Act.

Who am I? I was the gathering of delegates from nine colonies who protested against the Stamp Act and sent a resolution to Parliament.

Who am I? I was a group of women who organized boycotts of British goods and urged colonists to make their own products instead.

Who am I? I was the act that allowed British officers to search any location for smuggled goods without a warrant.