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She pretended to be a male to fight in the revolutionary war
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A document created to keep peace between the British and the Native Americans
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The Parliament began to start taxing everything that was printed and the Colonist boycotted by not using printed paper
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This act is when glass, led, paints, paper, and tea was taxed because Britain needed money. The Colonist resisted by boycotted
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Boston boycotted by by not taking the imports and not taking her exports against the Townshend Revenue Act
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A street fight between the Patriots and British soldiers because of The Townshend Act.
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when lieutenant William Duddington was charged with patrolling the Narragansett Bay attacking other ships. It is believed that they were directed towards the Son's of Liberty
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It was a rebellion by the Sons of Liberty (terrorist) in Boston where tea was thrown overboard.
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It was a group of laws passed by the British Parliament after the Boston Tea Party.
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The British Parliament made it permanent administration in Canada replacing the Proclamation of 1763
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A meeting where twelve representatives from the thirteen colonies came together to discuss the colonial resistance to the Parliament's Coercive Acts.
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An African-American slave who fought in the Revolutionary war after under the officer Marqui De lafayette
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A pamphlet by Thomas Paine. It advocated independence from Great Britain to the 13th Colonies
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The first military engagements of the Revolutionary war
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They represented colonies during the Revolutionary War. They had to deal with disputes with the British such as the taxation issues.
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A convention held by representatives from the Thirteen Colonies in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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A fort used during the revolutionary war after a force of green mountain boys led by Colonel Benedict Arnold and Ethan Allen
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A war fought during the Siege of Boston
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A document that determined the independence of the 13 Colonies
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A small battle during the Revolutionary War between the British and the Patriots
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The Battles of Saratoga were the turning point of when the British attempted to gain control of the Hudson River Valley
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A military camp where the American Continental Army stayed during the Revolutionary war.
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The Spanish declare war to create a de facto alliance with the Americans to fight the British so they don't have an idea that could influence other people
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An agreement among the 13 colonies that formed the first amendment
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A dismissive by the American Continental Army in Yorktown Virginia
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Between the US and Great Britain ended Revolutionary War recognized American independence
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Constitution Convention met at the Pennsylvania State House to revise the Articles of Confederation
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A poem written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow that has a collection of the actions Paul Revere did on April 1775
