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A fort build during the French and Indian War and controled the La Chute River between Lake Champlain and Lake George.
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It ended the French and Indian War.
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Boston people rioted against British soldiers and they shot some of the rioters.
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People were rebelling against the Tea Act and they threw tea crates into the Boston Harbor.
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The first battles of the Revolutionary war.
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Took place during the siege of Boston early in the Revolutionary War.
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An attempt to prevent a war between the Colonies and Great Britin.
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Written by Thomas Paine, it lead the people of the thirteen colonies to declare war against Great Britain.
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The Continental army fortified the tower with cannons and the british army eventually left the city.
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George Washington led his men across the Delaware River to fight against the Hessian soldiers. It was a major victory for the Continental army.
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Won by the Continental army, it Was the last major battle of George Washington's winter New Jersey campaign.
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It was adopted by the Continental Congress stating that the thirteen colonies were independent states and not a part of the British Empire.
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The turning point in the war. Won by the Continental army.
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The camp that the Continental army stayed at during the winter of 1777.
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The last major land battle of the Revolutionary War. Won by the Continental army.
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Ended the Revolutionary War.
