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The British and French signed a treaty ending the French & Indian War / 7 Years War.
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The British government set a line that marked the border of Indian land and British land in Americans. This limited colonial expansion.
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John Adams was the first Vice President and second President of the USA. He wasn't much of a political leader in the war.
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Wife of John Adams.
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The British Government taxed many colonists on paper. The tax rates were incredibly high, and caused a threat of revolution.
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The British passed an act that allowed officers and soldiers to lodge in any citizen's house.
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This made sure British goods wern't neglected by colonists on exportfrom America.
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British troops fired upon Boston rioters.
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Colonists hurl about a million dollars worth of tea into the Boston Harbor. This was because of massive tea taxes.
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Theese people were famous for the Boston Tea Party.
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Cities spent sums of money on troops.
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He was a political leader in the war. He also was present in the first continental congress.
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The first meeting of colonial representatives in Philadelphia.
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Also known as the shot heard around the world. Here, the Redcoats and Rebels faught a nortourous battle that sparked the revolution.
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He was fabled to have made a midnight run, warning the patriots in Concorde that "The British are coming!". In reality, he was captured by the redcoats, and the savior was Doctor Samuel Prescott.
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A book by Thomas Payne. It lashed out at the British Government.
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He wrote Common sense. His words helped fuel the revolution.
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Americans declare that they were free from Britan. This stirred up a load of trouble.
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This group of people faught for independence in the war.
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Theese people were loyal to the king of Britan.
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He was a founding father of the US. He also helped write the Decloration of Independance
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He was a major general in the war. He also did so much for the US that it can't fit on this page.
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Theese were German mercenaries that faught for the crown.
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She was George Washington's wife.
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This man was a gereral in the war. He later betrayed the US.
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An American victory in New York, which consisted of multiple battles.
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This was an American and French victory, which had the British trapped between land and sea.
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He was a general for the crown.
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This marked the end of the war. The British and Americans were finally at peace.