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As a response to French attacks on the frontier, Benjamin Fraklin proposed this plan to unite the colonies.
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This war was a struggle between the french and the British over lands in western Pennsylvania and Ohio. Great Britain won the war in 1763 and gained conrol of the eastern third of the continet.
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He was determined to deal firmly with the American colonists . To help pay for the war, he and his ministers levied taxes on, tea, sugar, glass, paper, and other products. He also believed they schould be governed different.
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Nine colonists sent delegates to a meeting in New York. This was the first meeting organized by th e colonists to protest King George's actions. A peition was sent to the king.
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A group of idians dressed as Indians, dumped 342 chsts of Bristish ta into th Boston Harbor .
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Colonists called this the Intolerbl acts. THis was parilments raction to th Boston TEa party. One ct clost th Boston Harbo one withdrew th right of th Massachuettes colony to govern itsself.
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This urgd reistanc to the British. The committees conisted of colonists who wated tokep in touch with on other as events ufolded.
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Key colonil laders attended; Patrick Hnery, Samul adams, Gorg Washington. They dated on what to do about the rlationship with Great Britain. They imposed an embargo on Britain and geed not to use British goods.
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Britaish redcoats clashed with colonial minutmen at Lexington and Cocord in Massachusetts. This was th first battle of the Revolutionary War.
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Delegates from all thirteen colonies gathered in Philidelphia. The Continental Congtess assumed powers of a central government. John Hancock as president. They were going to organize an army and navy, issue money, and appoint George Washington as Commander of the Continental Army.
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More thana year after fighting began in the colonies, Richard Henery Lee declared independence. Lee introduced a resolution in the COntinental Congress .
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Congress approved the final draft of Jeffersons decloration. The colonies had officially broke with Great Britain. All ofthe delegats there had signed it, john Ahncock first a he was the president of the Congress.
