Sarah Russ

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Event Date:	Event Title:	Event Description:
10/27/1755	French and Indian War	The war between the French,Native Americans against the Britsh. The Britsh won against the French and Native Americans and the Britsh gained more land and the Britsh became the most powerful and largest empire in the world.
10/27/1763	Proclamation of 1763	After the French and Indian war there were problems between the colonists and the Native Americans arose over the land.The Proclamation is a imaginary line was drawn down the crest of the Appalachian mts in the colonists must stay on the east while the Native Americans stay on the west.
10/27/1765	Stamp Act	There was a big debt from the french and the Indian war. George Greenville issued a tax to gain more money from the colonist. The colonists were required to buy the stamp for each piece of a paper they used. The Sons of the Liberty were upset. they began atacking tax collectors and torturing them too!
10/27/1765	Quartering Act	The colonist required to provide their homes and the goods for the British soldiers and it cost just as much money to provide for the soldiers than to pay for the taxs.
10/27/1767	Townshend Acts	Charles Towshend believed the British troops should stay in america and he passed a law saying was a tax on goods imported from britain such as glass,paint,paper,and tea too
10/27/1770	Boston Massacre	The boston patriots were the most rebellious in the colonies, The British troops were sent to keep control and the colonists responded by calling them lobsterbacks.The Boston costums house a British soldier was knocked over and the panicv arose and troops opened the fire!
10/27/1773	Tea Act	The Lord North attempted to rescue the British East India company that controlled trade. So he place a tax on a tea which once again upset the colonist.
10/27/1773	Boston Tea Party	In the protest of the Tea Act, the Sons of Liberty dressed as Mohawk Idians and boarded 3 ships in the Boston Harbor and they continued to throw 342 chests (90,000 lbs) into the boston harbor.
10/27/1774	Intolerable (Coercive) Acts	The Lord North wanted to punish Boston for their actions in the Tea party. The first act is to closed the Boston Harbor for shipping. The second act is placed in the goverment of MA under Brtitsh control. The last act is said that the Btitsh soldiers that were charged for the murder would be tried in Britain not in the colonies.
10/27/1774	First continental Congress	The 50 leaders from 12 colonies met in philadelphia. The strong Patriots spoke out against the king sucn as one of the patriots Patrick Henry. THen the patriots sent a massage to the king about their complaints and also to the consider their rights too.
Timespan Dates:	Timespan Title:	Timespan Description:
10/27/1750 to 10/27/1780	American Revolution Timeline