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A document to limit the King of England's power of his subjects by law and to protect their rights.
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The Virgina house of Burgesses was the first people of elected representatives in North America
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The first document of Plymouth Colony which involves government.
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An act that ensured certain freedoms, and limits the powers of crowned leaders
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A war fought between the colonies of British America and New France.
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The Stamp Act of 1765 was an imposed tax on on a revenue stamp for legal documents.
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The Boston Tea Party was a protest in Boston by the Sons of Liberty about the tax policy the British government enforced.
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The First Continental Congress was a convention of the 13 colonies, which involved 56 members that talked about encomic boycotts and the incident of the boston tea party.
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Lexingtron and Concord was the first instalment of military uses in the Revolutionary War.
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The second meeting of delegates from the thirteen colonies after the warfare of the revolutionary was had begun.
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The Delclaration of Independence was to annouce and explain the separation from Great Britain.
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The Articles of Confederation was the first constitution for the United States, as an agreement among the 13 colonies.
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The peace Treaty with Great Britain was signed in Paris, ending the Revolutionary war between the states and Britain.
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Was an uprising in Massachusetts due to economic depression, aggressive tax and debt collection and state fiscal policy.
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Was a proposal of a form of government to the Philadelphia Convention
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Was a proposal for the structure of the U.S Government by WIlliam Paterson.
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The purpose to modify or write a new constitution.
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Was the protecting of slave holders by forbidding congress the power to tax goods.
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An agreement that defined the legislative branch and reprsentation of the states under the constitution.
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Stated that a slave would count as 3/5 of a person in terms of taxation and representation.
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Rhode Island becomes the 13th state to the union after radifications to the constitution.
