American History

By kore
  • Period: to

    1600-1800

  • French and Indian War.

    French and Indian War.
    Britain and France were in a war, that the French lost, that led to the French losing almost all of their land.
  • Battle Of Fort Duquesne

    Battle Of Fort Duquesne
    The Battle Of Fort Duquesne is a British attack against the French fort during the French and Indian War.
  • Pontiac's War

    Pontiac's War
    Native American warriors from many tribes attemped to push British Soldiers out of the region.
  • Proclamation Of 1763

    Proclamation Of 1763
    Parliment make an imaginary line, giving land west of the Mississippi to the Native Americans.
  • Sugar Act

    Sugar Act
    The Sugar Act is when the British Parliment put a duty on products such as molasses, and led to hard punishment on smugglers.
  • Stamp Act

    Stamp Act
    The Stamp Act is a law where the colonists were charged a tax on all printed items, such as newspaper, and stamps.
  • The Boston Massacre

    The Boston Massacre
    In Boston, an angry crowd of workers and sailors surrounded a group of British Soldiers. They threw snowballs and rocks at the soldiers. The soldiers shot into the crowd and killed 5 colonists and wounded six.
  • The Boston Tea Party

    The Boston Tea Party
    Angry colonists threw tea into the Boston Harbor after the British Parliment passed the Tea Act.
  • Shot Heard Around the World

    Shot Heard Around the World
    The first shot fired in the Revolutionary War, during a battle between the British and Patriots
  • Second Continental Congress

    Second Continental Congress
    The Second Continental Congress controlled the war effort and moved slowely towards independence
  • The Battle of Bunker Hill

    The Battle of Bunker Hill
    Americans attacked Quebec in a bad snowstorm.
  • Common Sense.

    Common Sense.
    Thomas Paine wrote a 50 page panphlet talking about his support for independence.
  • The Declaration of Independence.

    The Declaration of Independence.
    Congress releases a declaration delcaring its independence from England.
  • The Crossing of The Delaware

    The Crossing of The Delaware
    Washington let 2400 men across the Delaware River, and attacted Trenton with complete suprise.
  • Battle Of Trenton

    Battle Of Trenton
    The Battle of Trenton took place after Wahington and his men crossed the Delaware River and attacked Trenton from 2 sides, defeating many Hessian soldiers.