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Number 1 Treaty of Paris
Treaty ending the french american wars. -
Number 2 Proclamation act
A document saying that England will not let its colonists go west of the Appalation mountains. The natives claim all that there land. -
Number 3 Sugar act
Britain ordered thar colonial merchants had to pay a tax of six pence, per gallon of imported molasses. -
Number 4 Quartering Act
Britain passes a law hat allows british soldiers to go and live with any family they choose in the colonies. Even if the family didnt want them there. -
Number 5 Stamp Act
Britain passes a law that colonists have to pay a tax, on the printed paper they use. -
Number 6 Stamp act congress
This meting was held in new york with some representatives from the british colonies in north amarica about having increased revenues. -
Number 7 Declaration of rights and grievences
A document the colonist made to tell Britain, that taxes imposed on the colonists without permission were unconstitutional. -
Number 8 Declatory act
It changed the sugar act, and repealed the stamp act. -
Number 9 Stamp act repealed
The stamp act was repealed. -
Number 10 Townshed act
A series of acts passed by the british parlament, relating the there colonies in the americas. -
Number 11 Boston Massacre
British soldiers opened fire on a patriot mob. That was throwing objects at them. -
Number 12 Committee of correspondence
A committee were "shadowy" goverments, shared planes and issues with Britain. -
Number 13 Tea Act
Tea was supposed to be shipped to the colonies.To be sold at a cheap price. This was one of the final straws that helped start the war. -
Number 14 Boston tea party
People in Boston dumped lots of tea into the boston harber, as a protest. This angered Britain a lot. -
Number 16 Intolerable acts
What the colonists called laws, that were very unfair. Britain was punishing Massacusetts for dumping tea into th harbor. -
Number 15 First Contiental Congress
Meeting of delegates.Making decsions about boycotts on British trade. -
Number 17 Lexington and Concord
Were the first military battles of the revolution. -
Number 18 Bunker hill
A early battle during the revolution. During the siege of Boston -
Number 19 Olive Branch Petition
It was a petition saying the colonies still represent Britain, and was the final atempt by the colonists to avoid war with Britain. -
Number 20 Common Sense
Thomas Paine wrote a pamplet, encourging the colonists to fight for there independence. -
Number 21 Declaration of Independence
Colonists declaring there independence and rights from Britain.After the revolutionary war.
