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Settlers could not go west of the appalachian mountains
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created in 1765. all trade items had to have a stamp on them to prove that taxes were paid.
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taxed the colonists on items such as paper, red and white lead, glass, paints, and tea shipped from england
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a group of people dressed up as indians and they threw 342 chests of tea into the boston harbor. it was 15000 pounds of tea.
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the british military took over bostons government
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they decided to boycott all british goods. they would hold collected taxes until Massachusetts was back on a constitutional foundation. they began military preparation in case of any attack on boston. they would also imprison british officials if any colonial leaders were held. called the suffolk resolve
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first battles of the American Revoultionary Wars. the british were trying to seize weapons at Concord and the local militias attacked
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created the continental army lead by George Washington
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bloodiest battle of the war. 1000 british soldiers and 400 collinists were killed or injured.
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first document that asked for independence from britain
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officially declared independence from Britain. written by thomas jefferson
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took place at reeman’s farm and bemis height. it was the turning point in the war because it gave france the confidence to help us
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the French came to the collonists aid and were the cause of the victory. this was the battle that led to the negotiations that ended the war.
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britain ceded all land west of the appalachians to the mississippi river. british prime minister lord north resigned
