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Revolution

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    Revolutions

  • Signing of the treaty of Paris

    Signing of the treaty of Paris
    The retreats of Paris was right after the 7 year was. It helped British get all the colonies East of the Mississippi River, also exchanged colonies.
  • Sugar act

    Sugar act
    Almost like the stamp act, this was used to get more money of people buying sugar to pay tax.
  • Boston massacre

    Boston massacre
    It all started when a colonist threw a snowball at a British soldier and the British reacted badly and threw rocks with snow and eventually started firing and killed so many people.
  • Tea act

    Tea act
    The tea act was a parliament Thwt exempted East India Company tea from import duties and allowed the Company to sell its tea directly to the colonies.
  • Boston tea party

    Boston tea party
    The Boston tea party was an event where the colonists dressed up as Indians and went out to throw the British’s tea off into the harbor. Dumped 2 thousand pounds of tea into the harbor.
  • Intolerable acts

    Intolerable acts
    The intolerable were a law that was passed after the Boston tea party,. It was a law for Massachusetts colonists to pay a tax.
  • Continental Congress

    Continental Congress
    Continental Congress was a Congress that served for the 13 colonies. Took step in the deceleration.
  • Lexington and concord

    Lexington and concord
    It was the event where’s the shot around the world was heard. It began the american revolution.
  • Battle of bunker hill

    Battle of bunker hill
    The battle of bunker hill was the British defeated America. Over 1000 British die and over 300 Americans die
  • Stamp act

    Stamp act
    The stamp act was an event where the British put a tax on everything that had to do with paper and made the colonists and everyone pay.
  • Declaration of independance

    Declaration of independance
    The Declaration of Independence was for the american colonies when they served for Great Britain. Seeking freedom.