Dominic Poulin

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Event Date:	Event Title:	Event Description:
10/27/1754	French and Indain war	This war was part of a long stuggle between france and britain for territory and power. This war was between the french and the indains and lasted 9 years. Many native americans fought with france in this latest conflict the colonists called the french and indian war.
10/27/1763	The Proclamation of 1763	The colonists and the native americans got in a lot of fights so george the 3rd said he would make a line down the crest of the appalachians to keep them from fighting. It was something you could not cross.
10/28/1765	Stamp act	The colonists had to buy a stamp for evry pice of paper. But the colonists did not like that. They also had to pay for larg debt left over from the french and indian war.
10/28/1767	The quartering act	Americans noticed another law passed by parliament in1765. Called th quarter act. This law ordered colonial assemblies to provide british troops with quarters, or housing.
10/28/1767	The townshend act	In 1767 townshend persuaded parliament to pass the townshend acts. New laws placed a tax on certian goods the colonies imported from britian. These goods are glass, paint, paper, and tea.
10/28/1768	Boston massacre	The smae day that the parliament repealed most of the townshend duties, a brawl broke out between soldiers and the colonists.Five bostonians were dead and ten were injured.
10/31/1773	The tea act	The british were taxing the colonists for tea and the colonists were not happy. Colonists thought that was not fair.
10/31/1773	The boston tea party	The boston tea party was the event of colonists throwing tea into the water because the britsh were taxing the colonists for the tea.
10/31/1774	The intolerable	The british were punishing the colonists for throwing tea into the water.So the britsh for the tea that they through overboard.
10/31/1774	The first continental congress	In september 1774, 50 leaders from the colonies met in philadelphia. The meeting brought together delegates from most of the britsh colonies on the north american continent. It was called the first continental congress.