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These were acts in attempt to monopolize the colonies, and have everything be feed from Britain.
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This is the war that put Great Britain into debt. They then decided to tax the colonists to try and make up for the debt.
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These were taxes that they tried to put in place to pay for the French and Indian war. The colonists however, did not react kindly.
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This was an event where the British soldier, during a riot, shot and killed some colonists. This raised tensions even more.
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The tea act was a restriction put on buying tea that made it so they could only buy English tea. The colonists were not too happy.
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This event was the Patriots dumping British tea into Boston harbor as a protest. This was important because it was a protest to the tea act, and sent a message to the British.
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These were punishments for the Boston Tea Party, such as soldiers being allowed in the public’s homes. These acts only made the colonists more upset with Britain.
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This event is when the powerful colonists all met up to discuss what to do about the British abusing their power.
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This is when they decreed how to build an army, and made George Washington the general. This then led to start of the war.
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These were the first battles of the Revolutionary War. This is when the revolutionary war started, and there wasn’t much going back.
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This was the statement to the British that they wanted to be out, and they declared their independence. This was when there was no going back from the war.
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This battle is considered the turning point of the war, and is when the Americans got a victory. This victory is considered absolutely crucial.
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This was the third winter encampment of the war, and was when they truly started trying to properly train.
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This was the Battle when the colonists finally won the war. This caused the patriots to finally have their independence.
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The Constitution gave the United States a foundation of a government, and has been used in the US since it’s been ratified.
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This was when the form of government got ratified, and The United States officially had their own government.