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British army officer, colonial administrator. He is known as one of the best British officers in the American Revolution,
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Formally eneded the French and Indian war.
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Forbids settlers from settling past the line drawn along the Appalachian Mountains.
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Imposed a direct tax by the British Parliment.
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2 acts of British Parliment.
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Ally in the American Revloution.
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Series of acts passed by the Parliament of Great Britan acts named after Charles Townshend.
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British army soldiers killed 5 men and injured 6 others.
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An organization of American Patriots that originated in the pre-independence North American colonies.
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Non violent political protest where they threw chests of tea into the boston harbour.
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Patriot name of a series of punitive laws passed by the Btirish Parliment.
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Convention of delegates from 12 colonies.
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He was an amazing general in the American army but became a traitor and defected to the British army.
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He was the one that warned the people that the British were coming.
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First military engagments in he revolutionary war.
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He was the first president and commander in chief of the Continental Army during the American Revolution.
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An america founding father, the 3rd president of the united states
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He's known as the father of the American Revolution because of his pamphlet Common Sense.
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Was the wife of John Adams, the first vice president and the second president.
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Colonists that rebelled against the British.
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Statement of congress which announced the 13 colonies were independent states.
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American Colonists that were still loyal to the British.
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18th century German auxiliaries contracted for service under The Crown of the British Empire.
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He was one of the founding fathers in the united states.
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Turning point in the war. 2 battles were fought 18 days apart on the same ground.
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American victory battle which prompted the British to end the conflict.
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Ended the American Revolutionary War between Great Britain.
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Was the wife of George Wahsington.
