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a war fought between France and great Brittan over the Ohio territory that lasted 9 years
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a proclamation hindering European expansion to the west. this act still has an effect an some native American law.
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the sugar act
a tax placed on all sugar and molasses goods -
a tax placed on all paper goods in the american colonies
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taxes placed on goods sent to the colonies. was viewed as power abuse as they had no say in parliament. this act was one of the lesser known acts.
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an event where British solders fired on Boston citizens during a protesters on recent taxation development.
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a protest where the sons of liberty dressed as native Americans through tea in the Boston harbor over the new tea tax.
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the intolerable acts were laws passed in favor of British rule, these laws caused large uproar with the majority of the colonists.
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a meeting of 12 out of 13 colonies discussing the colonies future
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this battle was triggered while British troops were sent to confiscate weapons' and ammunition from Lexington, but were surprised to find a militia comprised of local volunteers. after a stand off with the 2 sides some one ended up firing, and to this day we still have no idea. but after that first shot the British overwhelmed the Americans. and the British had won the battle
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the battle of bunker hill was an armed conflict in the early stages in the revolutionary war, being the first major conflict in the revolution.
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on June 19 1777 George Washington was appointed as general of the continental army, he was mainly chosen for his past military victories in the British army.
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the olive branch petition was the final attempt to avoid the revolutionary war as they declared their loyalty to the crown and their rights as British citizens.
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the common sense document was an article written by Thomas pane as an attempt to persuade loyalists to become patriots.
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on Christmas day Washington and the continental army were able to launch a successful surprise attack on German mercenaries known as hessians by crossing the Delaware to their camp were they bested the hessians.
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the articles of confederation were the original constitution that was ratified after much debate
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valley forge was one of eight encampments for the continental armies forces, it also served as an encampment for major leaders fleeing Philadelphia.
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on February 2 1778 the treaty of allies was signed by the French and the Americans aligning them against great Brittan
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the siege of Yorktown or the battle of Yorktown was the final conflict between Americans,french and the british
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a meeting were king George the 3rd and the representatives of the united states signed the treaty of Paris officially ending the revolutionary
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