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Paul Revere was born on the first day of the New Year.
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The war fought between the french and the british over control of western territory.
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Paul Revere was introduced to his military life when he took part in the british attack on Crown Point as lietenant of the Continental Army.
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Thier marriage produced 8 children.
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The stamp act was passed by Parliament and took effect in its colonies.
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The Quartering act takes effect in the 13 Colonies.
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Patrick Henry makes a speech that daringly denounces the Stamp Act.
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The Sons of Liberty are secretly formed as a Patriot group.
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The Declaratory Act Insured the kings rule over the colonies.
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The Townshend Acts taxed the colonists so that military and government oficials could be paid higher salarys.
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Paul Revere was a witness of the event. He then drew an engraving.
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Shortly after Sarah dies, Revere marries Ms. Walker and has another 8 children.
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Revere dressed up as one of the indians who threw the tea overboard.
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The Boston Tea party occured over the tea act which taxed goods like tea.
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The first shots of the Revolution where fired by an unknown person at Lexington and Concord.
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Revere made his courier ride across the charles river to charleston then rode to Lexington to alert Sam Adams and John Hancock of the approaching British forces.
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Shortly After Patrick Henry's speech, Parliament repeals the Stamp Act.
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During the Revolution, Paul Revere commanded Castle William.
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Paul Revere became the lead health ofiicer of the city of Boston in 1799.
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Paul Revere died May 10, 1818.
