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The war pitted the colonies in British America against New France.
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Ended the French and Indian war. Also ending any foreign military threat to the British colonies.
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It forbade all settlement west of the App. mountains which was issued by King George III
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It was the mean of the American colonies that maintain communication lines with one another.
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The purpose was to encourage trade with the British West Indies .
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The colonist had to house British soldiers at their own expense.
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A direct tax on the colonists. All legal documents, news paper, and all printed materials must bear a tax stamp given by commissioned distributers.
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It gave Britain exclusive right to legislate on and tax its colonies. Taxes were mostly to finance war debt.
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A series of measures, passed by the British that taxes good that were imported to the American colonies.
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It was a deadly riot. It was first a street brawl between American colonists and a lone British soldiers.
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He secured 6,000 French troops for American cause.
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Millions of dollars worth of tea that was dumped into the sea by colonist dressed as Native Americans.
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It gave the right to ship tea directly to the colonies without first landing it in England and commission agents would have the right to sell the tea in the colonies.
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Are laws passed by British Parliament after the Boston Tea party. They are mean to punish the Massachusetts colonists.
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Commander in chief of the Cont. Army. He led a force into Ohio Valley
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A meeting of delegates from 12 of the13 British colonies that became the United States.
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Was hired to put the Continental Army into shape during the hardest day of the revolutionary War.
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Was the first military engagements of the American Revolutionary war.
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The 13 colonies united in the American Revolutionary war during this meeting.
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Early in the Revolutionary war. The British beat the Americans.
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John sailed to France to join Ben and Arthur lee on a three month commission to negotiate an alliance with France
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A pamphlet that advocating independence from Great British to people in the Thirteen colonies.
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A group of five members that drafted and presented what would become the Declaration of Independence.
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The nation's people asserting their right to choose their own government in a formal statement.
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Marked the climax of the Saratoga campaign, giving victory to the Americans
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An agreement among the 13 original states of America that served as its first constitution.
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A decisive victory by a combined force of American Continental Army troops
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A treaty signed by representatives of King George III in Paris ending the American Revolutionary war.
