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A war for North-Eastern American territories.
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An attack launched by a confederation of Native American tribes on the Colonies.
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A declaration made by the King of England that stated colonists could not move west of the Appalachian Mountain Chain
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Act that allowed British soldiers to stay in citizen's houses if needed.
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Series of acts passed by Parliament to raise money in order to pay off judges and governors.
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Added a tax to all pieces of paper with print on it..
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British soldiers fired upon protesters and killed five colonists.
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Colonists from Boston dress up as Native Americans and snuck onto a British vessel containing crates of tea, and threw those crates of tea into the harbor.
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A series of acts that punished the revolts in Boston
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American Militia, formed to fight the British "at a minute's notice."
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A meeting from 12/13 delegates from the colonies.
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First military engagement of the Revolutionary War.
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Second meeting of the 13 colonies, during which the colonies' strategy for the war was planned.
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Stated the grievances toward the king and challenged the rule of England
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A letter written to the King of England listing grievances from the colonists.
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The turning point in the Revolutionary War, where 6000 British troops surrendered to American forces
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A defensive alliance between the Americans and French, bringing the French into the Revolutionary War.
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The battle where General Cornwallis surrendered to American and French troops, ending the war.
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The treaty that ended the Revolutionary war and recognized American independence.
