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The French and Indian war was the north America conflict in a large imperial war between great Britain and France known as the seven year war. the British coloanal forces were led by George Washington, attempted to expel the French 1754 but were out numbered and defeated by the French.
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The proclamation was wrote by the British at the end of the Indian and France war to appease native Americans by checking there encroachment of European settlers on their land.
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The sugar act was the first tax on the American colonies imposed on the British parliament. Its purpose was to raise revenue through the colonel custom service.
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the laws and taxes imposed by the British on the 13 colonies included the sugar and the stamp act.
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the Boston massacre was a confrontation on march 5, 1770 in which British soldiers shot and killed serval people while being harassed by a mob in Boston
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the Boston tea party was a political and mercentital, protested by the sons of liberty
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the continental congress was a series of legislated bodies which met in British which met in the British colonies.
