Daisheer Southall

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Event Date:	Event Title:	Event Description:
11/08/1757	French and Indian war	The French and Indian war was caused because of a long struggle between France and Britain for territory and power.But since there were so many native americans who fought with France, they called it the French and Indian war.The war would go on for seven years until in 1763 the britain and france signed a peace treaty.
11/08/1763	Proclamation of 1763	The proclamationof 1763 was when king George the third put a line in between the indians and the colonists.But it angered the colonists because they wanted to explore.
08/10/1765	Quartering act	This was a act where a soldier could come to your houe and stay there and you had to serve him.
08/27/1765	Stamp Act	When stuff like news papers,wills,licenses and even playing cards were being taxed.It also developed the famous "No taxation without repesentation.
11/08/1767	townshend act	The townshend act was laws that placed taxes in stuff like tea, paint, paper, and glass.By doing so it caused a increase of the unhappiness of the colonists.
11/07/1768	Boston Massacre	When the parliament repealed most of the townshend duties , a huge fight took place between the colonists and soldiers.In bbboston where some bostonians were dead and some were injured
03/14/1773	Tea act	The Tea Act was an event when they lowered cost of tea that was sold by the British East Indian Company in the colonies.As it happened it gave the British East Indian Company monopoly, or complete control over tea sales.
03/08/1774	Intolerable (coercive) Acts	This act was when the Boston tea party happened and the Britains were very upset.So they decided to make a new set of laws that were so harsh they called them the Intolerable.
09/08/1774	First Continental congress	This event was 50 leaders from 12 colonies came together in Philadelphia. The meeting brought delagates together.
11/07/1775	Boston tea party	After the tea act passed there were more protests which led to the ''Boston Tea Party'' an event which the native Americans dressed as patriots and threw 342 chests of tea overboard from 3 british ships.