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French & Indian War
the french held trade routes to the ohio valley -
the proclamation of 1763
An order in which Britan prohibited its american colonists from settiling west of the appilation mountains -
Treaty of paris
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the sugar act
First attemt for the defence of the colonies of the british gov.
put a tax on sugar and mollasses -
Stamp Act
put tax on all paper prouducts -
Quartering Act
required collonist to pay for suplies to british garitons -
Townshend acts
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writs of assistance
alowed guard to search your things -
Boston Massacre
british troops killed five colonist in a protesting act -
Boston tea Party
patriots diguesed as indian and dumped tea in to the water -
Tea Act
Put Tax on all tea led to boston tea party -
InTolarable acts
Colonist Responded with a BoyCott of British Goods -
1st continetal congerss
Met in philidelphia all of the colonies exept georgia set delagets -
Concord
The first military engagement in the revoulutinary war -
Lexington
THE FIRST MILITARY ENGAGEMENT IN THE REVOULUTIONARY WAR -
2nd Continental Congress
convention of delagets from the thirteen colonies -
Ft. Ticonderoga
It was of strategic importance during the 18th-century colonial conflicts between Great Britain and France, and again played a role during the American Revolutionary war. -
Bunker Hill
british captured charlestown penisuala -
Common Sense
written by thomas payne to tell americans to stop listning to great britan -
Declaration of independance
to declare independance on great britan -
Battle Of New York
Battle to control new york -
Battle of trenton
boosted the Continental Army's flagging morale, and inspired reenlistments. -
Battle of princeton
British attack at the Battle of Assunpink Creek in Trenton -
Battle of sara toga
turning point in the war because the french and spanish allied with the american army -
Battle of York Town
british general cornwallace surrenderd to george washington -
Winter At Valley Forge
washington and his men spent a long cold winter in 1777 to 1778 in valley forge pensilvainia washing tons troops were in desparate food and warm clothing