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It resulted in the Treaty of Paris; the war gave Great Britain lots of territory in North America.
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The British colonies tried to improve their relationship with Amerindian leader; and it led to the Proclamation.
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It was one of the earliest examples of social and regional complication.
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To politely stop the Indians, by checking their territory.
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It was the first tax enacted by British for raising revenue against colonists.
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The British put taxes on paper making it harder on the colonist.
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Caused the Boston Massacre after the Act of passed, which Charles Townshend pushed into action.
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The leader of the revolt was killed first putting them at a disadvantage; It was the first huge battle of the revolution.
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Declared that slavery was illegal in England; helped movements to abolish slavery.
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The American colonies were proving how far they'd go to be independent.
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The people in Boston wanted to be equal, and the Boston Tea Party was their way of telling that.
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The colonies were able to put their differences aside and come together for the same purpose
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The act closed parts of Boston until damages were paid and repaired.
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As a result, the militia gained support from all thirteen colonies.
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They declared independence; took in the Articles of Confederation, and directed the Revolutionary War
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These were the first battles of the Revolutionary War.
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It clarified that independence should be declared, and monarchy isn't the way to be governed.
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It was agreed among all 13 colonies; they would work together for common reasons.
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The Hessian army was annihilated by George Washington's army; the Americans were pleased with such a simple win.
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Turning point of the Revolutionary War.
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First written constitution of the U.S.; states stay independent.
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The Americans had an advantage over Britain, they received more supplies and troops.
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When Cornwallis surrendered it officially brought the Revolutionary War to an end.
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Written agreement that ended the Revolutionary war.
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George Washington eliminated conflict for the new nation; and the Congress started acting upon demands.
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The treaty divided the confederacy more so than it already was.
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The addressing of the insufficiency of the Articles of Confederacy.
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The rebellion lead to a new Constitution; Articles of Confederation.
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Solved the problems of a weak government.
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Supported the government of the Northwest Territory; provided access to its constitution.
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Showed a deeper meaning behind the initial attempt of the Constitution.
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George Washington was the only president voted unanimously.
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It ended feuds in Western and Central Europe, sparking up Enlightenment.
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Washington DC was established by the Constitution; there were different reason why people wanted DC as the capital. For example, Thomas Jefferson wanted a place that okay with holding slaves.
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Showed a fight for entire government credit.
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It protect the most important liberties; religion, freedom of speech, of press, assembly, and petition.
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There was much debt for the Revolutionary War, and every state had different types of money.
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Federalist administrated and form parties to collect taxes whether is became violent or not.
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Hamilton wanted the British to stop clutching manufacturing conflicts on the US.
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This deepened the divide in American administration; parties were created.
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The US gained most of Ohio, pats of Indiana, and Michigan.
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Solved unresolved issues between the US and Greta Britain.
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The treaty pushed Americans to keep expanding westward.
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He influenced the Treaty of Paris, which ended the Revolutionary War; he was the first vice president of America.
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It separated land between Native Americans and other settlement, making more room for other settlers.
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People turned against the French cause of a bribe; crossing with the Quasi War.
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US and France had an alliance, but France attacked an American ship causing a dispute.
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The laws made it possible to remove foreigners, and made it harder for immigrants to vote.
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Increased the number of federal courts and judicial jobs at the last minute by President Adams.
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Jefferson cared for individuality and agriculture. He wanted everyone to own land.
