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End of French Indian War/Seven Years war, Giving all territories that were French to the American Colonies, Causing the first territorial disputes between the British and American colonies
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After high prices for British Molasses and Sugar Americans began purchasing from the French, in response British outlawed products from France and undercut taxation, causing wide protest and anger from Colonists
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In response to political protest and unrest British Troops arrive in Boston to maintain control of the city
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After extreme political protest and violent rioting by Colonist, they began berating British troops, who than shot and killed 5 civilians
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Heavy taxation and stricter laws and heavier punishment were laid down by the British on Colonists in response to extreme Political protest and the Boston Tea Party
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First military engagements of the American Revolution
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The first issue and statement of the Colonies breaking away from Britain
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5,895 British Troops surrender to General Benedict Arnold at the Battle of Saratoga, being the major turning point in the War effort
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A Peace Treaty between Britain and the Colonists, officially granting the Colonists independence to found their own land
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In order to revise and improve the documents of Confederacy, giving us the final foundations for our Country