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The French and American Indians fought against British colonists for land
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King George III said hatbox no settlements were allowed past a line drawn along the Appalachian mountains
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The British taxed the colonists on sugar and other sugar-based products
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A British tax on the colonists imposed on all paper documents
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Act of parliament forcing to house and provide for British soldiers in the colonies
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The act imposing a tax on paint, paper, lead, glass, and tea
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A sentry of soldiers that were sorrounded by angry colonists let loose several shots upon the crowd killing five men
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Act passed to help get the large supply of tea out of British warehouses
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The colonial protest where a bunch of men dressed up as Native Americans boarded British ship and dumped tea in he Boston harbor
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The acts that blocked the Boston harbor and made the colonists stop having government meetings
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Meeting to talk about the colonists' response to the coercive acts
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The first battles of the American Revolution also know as "the shot heard round the world"
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The meeting where the Declaration of Independence was adopted and colonial war efforts were managed
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The turning point in the war. The French joined forces with the colonists because of the colonial win here
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The time period in which french men were training colonists to be soldiers
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The final battle in the American revolution where Cornwallis surrendered
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The treaty negotiated between the United States and Great Britain recognizing American independence
