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https://www.britannica.com/list/timeline-of-the-american-revolution
The war between France and Great Britain -
Taxes on the colonist such as newspapers, legal writs, and ships' bills. (https://www.britannica.com/list/timeline-of-the-american-revolution)
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A series of four acts to attempt to assert what is considered to be its right to exert authority over the colonies
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British army open fires and kills five colonist
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Protesting tax on tea colonist dumped 10,000 euros worth of tea into the harbor
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Four acts to punish the colonist of Boston for protesting
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Called in the response to the Intolerable Act
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Patrick Henry speech on preparing for war and his output on it
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The movement of the British army to Boston to seize colonial armory at Concord
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Congress votes for independence and passes on this date
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A big victory for the Americans as it kept their struggle for independence alive
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2,300 British troops are killed and is a moral victory for the Americans
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Major British general surrenders and give Americans momentum in the war
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France becomes allies with the USA and helps them in the war
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British last stand that ends in defeat to the Americans
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Treaty marking the end of the war