In The American Economy essay, "Parliamentary taxation, International Trade and the American Revolution," it is clear that the tension between Great Britain and the United States escalated and grew inevitably to a point of physical war over time. What do you consider a specific examples of statutes, laws, and policies that the American colonies objected to during the period 1763-1775 and why the constant American demands for change were ignored? What reasoning and historical events as outlined in the selection also led to the creation of and passage of such laws in the first place?