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Timeline created by swallie in History

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Event Date:	Event Title:	Event Description:
04/14/1755	French and Indian	The French and the Indian were fighting for land and power. It led to the revolution by they had a deat to pay for the war so they taxted little things.
10/28/1763	Proclamation of 1763	The Proclamation was a line drawn to devide the coloniest from the indians. What the king did suggestet tyranny it suggested tyranny because the coloniest didn't have a say in it. .
10/28/1765	Stamp Act	To cover the deat of the French and Indian war the gov. the coloniest had to have stamps for every piece of paper . Once again they sensed tyranny and they didn't vote.
10/28/1765	Quartering Act	The Quartering Act, this law requred the colonists to provide Brtish troops with housing.It led to the revolution by the British controling what or who they want to help.
10/28/1767	Townshed Acts	The Townshend Acts this law placed a duty, or taxt on certain goods the colonies inported from British the goods were glass,paint,and tea. This led to the revolution by the coloniest not having a say in the law.
10/28/1770	Boston Massacre	To the British the Boston patriots were trobulmakers so the British put troops in Boston. The bostenians were still mad about Townshend duties. After some days a mob broke out and the coloniest were yeling and calling the British troops lobsterbacks.To control the riot the troops had to shout the coloniest to keep things in control.
10/28/1773	Tea Act	The tea act was attempt to rescue the East Indian Company.The company was a big moneymaker for Briten. This led to the revolution by again the coloniest not having a say in the gov.
10/28/1773	Boston Tea Party	There was a small duty or taxt on tea and that started the protest. The tea act was passed in 1773 which prompted more protests.This led the revolution by
10/28/1774	intolerable Acts	The Intolerable Acts were a way to punish Massachussetts the laws were so harsh the coloniest called them intolerable acts.
10/28/1774	First Continental Congress	The First Continental Congress was 50 leaders from 12 colonies met in Plildelphia. Together they send a peacefull message to Briten.