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The French and American War began in 1754. the war started over territory and land. George Washington was the first to shoot a bow in the war. -
the proclamation started in 1763. King George 111 made it to where Americans could not settle west -
The Sugar Act started in 1764. it was made so sugar was being taxed. because so many people wanted sugar. and the parliament of Great Britain started it. -
The Stamp Act was in 1765. The Stamp was forcing people to pay tax on stamps and things like new paper. parliament passed it to help Britain get money. -
The quartering act was in 1765. The Quartering Act was made so soldiers had a place to stay. great Britain would house soldiers in American barracks and public houses.
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The Townshend act was in 1767, it was passed by the British parliament. the act was made so people had to pay taxes on things like glass, lead, paint, and tea. Charles Townshend sponsored the act. -
the Boston massacre started in 1770. The Boston massacre started with a crowd of people who went in to conquer 8 British soldiers and treated them insulting them. which then made them kill 5 colonists. -
the Boston Tea Party was started in the 1773. it started because of the American protest against the British government. it happened because the Americans did not agree with the Tea Act. -
The battle of Bunker Hill started in 1775. The Battle of bunker hill is where the English faced Americans in battle and the American patriots were defeated -
The Tea Act was passed in 1773. it was made to help give the east India Company a break on taxes. nut made it more expensive to go out. the three son of Liberty helped make the act. -
the first continental congress started in 1774. it happened because it was aimed to punish Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party. -
the intolerable act was in 2774. the act is made up of a series of 4 different laws. the laws that the British parliament created and made it . -
The Lexington and Concord started in 1775. The British were the ones who started it. it was the first military clash of the American Revolutionary War.