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France and Great Britain fought for the Ohio River Valley. They wanted it for world power and great farmland. Great Britain won.
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This was written by King George III. It restricted colonists from settling west of the Appalachin Mountains. This made the colonists angry.
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Parliament passed a law that taxed all printed paper to pay for all the debt from the French and Indian War.
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One night British colonists taunted Redcoats. Redcoats shot into the crowd. "The Bloody Massacre", engraved by Paul Revere was propaganda.
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A group of patriots including Samuel Adams and Paul Revere threw crates of tea into the Boston Harbor to protest on the tea act.
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The 1st Contenential Congress invited all of the colonies to Pennsylvania to discuss problems with Great Britain. Everyone came to the meeting except Georgia.
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This was the first battle where both sides were armed. This battle was fought between Massachusetts minutemen and British soldiers.
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This document was written by Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and John Adams to break away from Great Britain. It was adopted on July 4th, 1776.
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The contenential army met in Saratoga. They wanted France as allies. The victory was a major turning point in the war.
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Lord Cornwallis's soldiers were sick from the American's and French's siege. In the end, Cornwallis surrendered and America gained victory.
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It said that the United States was an independent nation from Great Britain. Land on the east of the Mississippi river was our territory.
