Quartering Act (may 5, 1765 – jan 1, 1770)
Description:
The Quartering Act required the colonials to make barracks for British soldiers, and if they were too small the soldiers could choose to stay in barns inns or even the colonials houses. This was important because the British put this burden onto the colonists when they don't have the right to. This angered the colonists even more, after already being upset from the sugar act. It was an invasion of privacy.
.https://americainclass.org/sources/makingrevolution/crisis/text4/quarteringactresponse1766.pdf
This Primary source document tells you how the colonists respond to the quartering act
Added to timeline:
Date:
Images:
![]()