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The proclamation of 1763 was a parliamentary act putting a western boarder for the American colonies. -
This act prevented trading, and also prevented the colonies from getting their sugar and molasses from the Dutch or French. -
The Stamp Act taxed the colonists on stamps because these stamps were required on every official document. -
The New York Restraining act was one of 5 acts in the Townshend acts, which taxed the colonists even more -
Another Townshend Act that imposed more taxes on the colonies -
The fourth Townshend Act to be passed -
Another Townshend act. Created a new way to enforce regulations and prosecute thief's and smugglers -
Changed the rules of how smugglers were punished and how they were sentenced. The judge would get 5% of whatever bail was. There was no jury. -
The Boston massacre was when British troops killed multiple people while being harassed by people in Boston. -
a demonstration by colonists before the war started. The colonists threw tea into the Harbor to protest the taxes. -
This war was between Great Britain and the thirteen colonies, it won independence for the United states of America. -
Battles of Lexington and Concord were the first military engagements of the revolutionary war. -
Early battle in the first stage of the revolutionary war. -
Thomas Paine wrote about advocating for the colonists independence from Great Britain. Paine encouraged the colonists to fight for their independence. -
This was made by the colonists, explaining their independence from Great Britain and why they decided to separate from Great Britain -
pivotal battle for the Americans during the revolutionary war -
The battle of Saratoga was a huge win for the Americans in the revolutionary war. -
The Articles of confederation was the United States first constitution -
When the Revolutionary war ended and the colonists came out victorious -
The Paris treaty was sighned by representatives from Great Britain and the United states to end the revolutionary war -
Annapolis Convention, which was held in a bar led to the constitutional convention -
Shay's rebellion were violent attacks on government properties in Massachusetts. -
Constitutional convention was held for the writing/re-writing the constitution -
the signing of the Constitution was the finalizing of the constitution and signed by 39 people. -
The first ten amendments in the constitution. Guarantee freedom of speech, assembly, and worship.
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