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American Revolution

  • French And Indian War

    French And Indian War
    Fighting for territory
  • Sugar Act

    Sugar Act
    King George Taxed the conolist for sugar
  • Stamp Act

    Stamp Act
    First started to tax all print materials and had to carry a special stamp on it. It was oppoed after because it violated the principle of "no taxation without representation"
  • The Boston Massacre

    The Boston Massacre
    Colonists drew its attention to the british style of ruling
  • Tea act

    Tea act
    after the french and indian war britian was indebt and needed some way to pay the soilders that served in the war, so they made the colonist pay taxes so the british could pay thier debt off.
  • Boston tea Party

    Boston tea Party
    when the colonist threw the tea into the boston parlor
  • First Continental Congress

    First Continental Congress
    The colonist needed a way to represent the needs of the colonists all together and find a way to stop the unfair taxes put on them by Britain
  • Lexington and concord american revolution

    Lexington and concord american revolution
    The Conolist fought the british soilders to stop them from getting to thier ammo and gun depot
  • Battle of bunker hill

    Battle of bunker hill
    An extension battle of Lexington and Concord.
  • Decleration of independence

    Decleration of independence
    A document that declared that "all man are created equal" and all individual rights in history, adopted by the thirteen American colonies
  • Battle of saeratoga

    Battle of saeratoga
    When the british soilders surrendered to the colonists
  • Valley Forge

    Valley Forge
    where the colonist would take the wounded colonist and heal them
  • battle of yorktown

    battle of yorktown
    The final battle of the American Revolution.
  • Treaty of paris

    Treaty of paris
    An agreement signed to end the seven year war.
  • Article of Confederation

    Article of Confederation
    This was a "fix" for for the government but it had no seperation of powers.
  • Bill of Rights

    Bill of Rights
    Amdenments of the Constitution