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The French and Indian War decided weather British or Franch would have more power in North America.
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The Battles at Lexington started the American Revolutionary War.
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The Stamp Act was created to pay off war debt, and to keep peace between the British soldiers and the colonists.
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The Declaratory Act was there to state parliaments authority to rule over the American colonies.
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The Quartering Act was meant to be a response for the issues going on during the French and Indian war.
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Same Adams protested British Taxation, and he brought together American colonies during the Revolutionary War to fight for their independence.
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The Boston Massacre drove more anti British sentiment and paved the way for the American Revolutionary War.
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The Boston Tea Party showed that the colonists knew about Parliaments attempts to use their tax money to pay off their war debts.
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The First Continental Congress was so the colonists would boycott all British goods unless Parliament took away the Intolerable Acts.
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The Intolerable Acts were set to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party and their other protests.
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Paul Revere was a principle rider for Boston's Committee of Safety. He is known more commonly as the person who warned the colonists that "The British are coming"
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The Battle at Concord, much like the Battle at Lexington, was one of the first Battles of the Revolutionary War.
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The speech " Give me Liberty or Give me Death" was by Patrick Henry. It was to encourage the colony to fight for their freedom.
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Second Continental Congress was formed to appoint the generals to lead the army.
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The French Alliance was important to America because France gave a lot of military support.
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The Hessians served as auxiliaries during the Revolutionary War for the British.
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Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration or Independence and he also doubled the size of the U.S. because of the Louisiana purchase.
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Benedict Arnold was known as a hero during the Revolutionary War until he switched sides for the British.
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The Treaty of Paris gave boundaries to the new nation.
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The U.S. Constitution being signed was very important because it made Americas national government and fundamental laws, and made sure of basic rights.
