From the beginnings of the Proclamation of 1763, turmoil had disrupted, diminishing the last bit of peace between British’s king and the colonies. Following this proclamation, acts were enforced causing speculation as to wonder if Britain had the best interest for the colonies. Among the acts, one of the most controversial was the Stamp Act. An act that was tended to pay for the military forces in the colonies, Lord Grenville focus on taxing in England. It was enacted by Parliament in 1765, requiring that revenue stamps be imposed on most printed paper in the colonies, ranging from newspapers to advertisements. It had been the first direct tax on goods that were paid by people in the colonies, (with the exception of imported goods, that were
