American Revolution

  • Stamp act

    The Stamp Act was a direct tax that the British Parliment enforced. The Americans didn't like the new taxes so the Britsh retreated.
  • Committees of correspondence established

    Committees of correspondence established

    The Committees of Corresponence were followed by organized government Patriots. The Patriots wre leaders during the Correspondence.
  • Gaspee Affair

    Gaspee Affair

    The Gaspee Affair was a huge deal leadiang up the American Revoultion. The Gaspee Affair was enforcing upopular trade regulations.
  • Boston Tea Party

    Boston Tea Party

    The Tea Party was a direct action by colonist from Boston. Men threw chests of tea into the harbor.
  • Coercive acts

    Coercive acts

    The Coercive Acts were laws passed by the British Parliment. The laws did not make people happy.
  • First continental congress

    First continental congress

    The Continental congress consisted of tweleve out of thirteen colonies. They met in Philadephila, Pennsylvania.
  • Paul Revere's ride

    Paul Revere's ride

    Paul Revere's ride is a poem. The poem talked about what he did on the night of April 18, 1775
  • Battles of Lexington and Concord

    Battles of Lexington and Concord

    This was the beginning of the American Revolution. The fight marked the outbreak of a battle between the thirteen colonies and Kindom of Great Britain.
  • Second continental congress

    Second continental congress

    The Second Congress had all thirteen colonies. They met a little after the American Revolution started.
  • Battle of Bunker Hill

    Battle of Bunker Hill

    It took place near Breed's Hill. This fight took place during the siege of Boston.
  • Olive Branch Petition

    Olive Branch Petition

    The petition was brought up in the Contental congress in July 1775. It was brought up because the Americans wanted to avoid fighting with Great Britain.
  • Proclamation for suppressing rebellion and sedition

    Proclamation for suppressing rebellion and sedition

    It was about King George 's III response to the Battle of Bunker Hill. The Proclamation encouraged subjects through the Empire.
  • Common sense published

    Common sense published

    The first time it was published it was published anonymously. The Common sense was about freedom for the Americans.
  • British Evacuate Boston

    British Evacuate Boston

    The Evacuation was when the British left Boston. Some parts of Massachusetts still celebrate it today.
  • Declaration of Independence

    Declaration of Independence

    The Declaration of Independence was when the United States became its own country. We still celebrate it today with fireworks and festivities.