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A point of time when goverments of countrys established rules and a system about how they would live their daily lives through religion and economy. There also is no specific date on when the enlightenment began.
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Their is no specific date of The french and Indian War. The War was between England and France. The war was seven years long and basically over territory.
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Parliment passed a act on Sugar and Molasses which made the custemer pay a six pence per gallon on either Sugar or Molasses.
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An act passed by the British Parliament which made colonist pay taxes on all printed items like papers, legal documents, licenses, newspapers, and other documents includeing playing cards.
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The Tea act was a tax break on Tea. There was already an existing tax on tea it just got lower.
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A tax was forced on tea and many coloinst had got angry with the taxing so they rebolted by throwing the tea over the ship into harbor at night.
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The redcoats cam back to fight in america to fight for what the King of Britain wanted. So the Continential Congress met with the redcoats to dicuss what they have been doing.
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The first shots that stared the revolutionary war in Lexington, Massachusetts. It was colonist of the new Americas against The british Redcoats.
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Thomas Paine wrote a pamphlet that would wake up people eyes and to mae mthem stop paying taxes and that they are directly going to England and people should protest the thought and idea.
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One of the most important peices of history to the United States. Thomas Jefferson was the writer of the Declaration of Independence which staed that the Thriteen original colonies were now free and independent from Britain and not under there rule but under there own.
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A sight for a military camp used in the Continental Armymilitary camp.
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A treaty that enede the war between Great Briatain and the New United States of America.
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An Average Amercian man who stared to rebel on what he thought was not right how the United States was running.
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Documents were approved by delgates of the Untied States and made into the Constitution.
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The delegates had advised the Constitution.