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Great Britain signed the treaty and recognized the colonies as free and independent.
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King George III passed the proclamation of 1763 to ban settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains.
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Britain kept a British army in the colonies to protect them from the Natives, so they taxed the colonists to pay for it.
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Required colonists to pay for an official stamp, or seal when they bought paper items.
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Required colonists to house British soldiers.
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Duties were placed on glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea.
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They tried harder to arrest smugglers, and colonists
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A British soldier shot into a crowd.
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British East India Tea sold their tea directly to the colonists for a cheaper.
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Colonists protest the Tea Act by dressing up as Indians and dumping the tea into the harbor.
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The British prime minister was mad that the colonists dumped tea in the harbor, so he passed 6 laws that he hoped would bring back order in the colonies.
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This was a gathering of deeply troubled colonial leaders about the relationship between Great Britain and the 13 colonies.
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The Patriots proved that they could fight the British even though they lost.
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He was selected by the second Continental Congress to command the army.
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It Was a battle between Lexington and Concord
