Quartering Act (1765, 1774) His majesty hereby requires the people to house and quarter his soldiers and officers in barrackers provided by the colonies; and if there shall not be sufficient room in these barracks, then in such a case the soldiers must be housed in the quartered in the homes of the people in the colony. They are also required to do the following:
• Provide food for the troops
• Provide beer and wine for troops
• Provide bedding, utensils, candles and firewood for troops

Question

According to the above document about The quartering Act, what were the colonist required to provide to the soldiers?

the colonist were required to have food shelter and basically be there house made for them.

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