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These were people who were colionists, but still abided by the British King's rules.
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Hessians were soldiers in the 13 colonies who were on the British Empire's side.
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This treaty ended the Seven Year War.
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Would not let settlers settle across a line which was on the Appalachian Mountains.
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Made sure that all official documents used the right paper, made from England.
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More effectual, an act for punishing mutiny and desertion, which also helped pay the soldiers and army more.
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These acts lasted until July 2nd, and they were four acts passed by Great Britain to show that they had poiwer over the colonists.
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Five colonists were killed when the heavy tax burden culminated to serious tension, causing the Massacre.
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Non-violent protest by The Sons of Liberty, as a way to show the taxes were unwanted.
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Acts in which imposed by the British, that were supposed to be a punishment for the Boston Tea Party.
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A convention of 12 colonies as result of the intolerable acts, and the colonies trying to discuss how to deal with them.
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A war General, who was eventually the first preident of the United States.
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Paul Revere road through towns yelling that the British were coming, when the RedCoats planned to attack.
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A proliphic propagandist against Great Britain, who hid in Lexington, when Paul Revere told him and the town that the British are coming.
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The first military engagement of Revolutionary War.
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She was the wife of the first vice president, as well as the second president of the United States. She sent a letter to her husband and others saying they needed to respect women more.
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Showed that the 13 independent colonies were no lomger a part of the British Empire.
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Colonists who fought against British, as well as made the Declaration of Independence.
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John Adams helped with the Declaration of Independence.
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He was an activist, as well as he influenced the Patriots to gain independence from Great Britain.
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This was a group formed in order to make sure thier rights were still given as colonists, as well as protect the rights.
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First Laady of the United States, and was Georgre Washington's wiefe
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He was the third President, a founding father, as well as a prinicipal author of the Declaration of Independence.
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As well as this date, another battle happened on October 7th, this battle decided the outcome of the British General Burgoyne, who eventually had the loosing army.
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He was a great war general, but ended up fighting for the British.
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A won battle for the American Army, as well as the French Army.
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He was a General for the British, who eventually surrendered in 1781.
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This treaty allowed colonists to have their own home in North America.
