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A set of acts that promoted English ships.
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The Seven Year War was a war that lasted seven years where natives and the French fought the British. The British won.
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These dates mark the day that this act was created and the day that it was repealed. The Stamp Act required colonists to pay a tax on stamped goods, mainly paper goods, to the British parliament. This Act was made by the British parliament for revenue purposes.
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Harassed soldiers shot and killed civilians who were not armed.
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The time it took to create the fully finished coercive acts, since the quartering act was created in 06/02/1774 To coercive acts were made to punish the colony Massachusetts for the Boston tea party, and to warn the other colonies that they could receive similar fates. It was an act of intimidation that only furthered the revolutions popularity.
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A tax on tea for the colonies. Surprisingly it was repealed long after the revolution ended due to the Statute Law Revision Act of 1861, which repealed laws that were no longer enforced. This included the tea act because Britain can’t tax a place they don’t own, especially considering that the colonies mentioned in the document don’t exist in 1861, it’s a whole new country. http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/1861/act/101/enacted/en/html
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The Boston tea party was a protest that involved colonists dressing up as Indians and dumping tea into the Boston harbor as a way of fighting the tea tax.
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A meeting of delegates from 12 of the 13 colonies, Georgia was unavailable.
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The first military engagement of the revolutionary war.
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A convention where representatives of all 13 colonies talked about issues currently facing the colonies.
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After sifting through various writings to tell everyone about how they feel and what they plan to do, Congress decided to use the Declaration of Independence to declare their independence to the world.
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2 decisive battles fourteen days apart that helped the colonies win the war.
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A harsh winter and gunfire, that’s what valley forge was like. A harsh time for the underprepared colonists.
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A victory that helped the colonists win the final battle. This battle brought fame to Washington’s name.
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A convention was held to write the constitution, for they needed all of the colonies to agree and unite underneath it.
