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The Treaty of Paris (1763) was signed by the kingdoms Great Britan, France, Spain and Portugal. The signing of the treaty was the end of the Seven Years' War, also known as the French and Indian War.
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Removed barriers and provided new and better opportunities for the colonies.
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It is a modiffied version of the Sugar and Molasses Act.
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Passed by the Birtish Parliment. A tax that required colonists to pay taxes on every printed paper they uased.
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The Quartering Act equired the colonists to house British soldiers.
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It was a meeting between October 7th through the 25th of 1765. The meeting consisted of representitves from the British Colonies in North America.
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A document written by the Stamp Act Congress.
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It was an act of passed on along with the repeal of the Stamp Act. Also another name for the American Coloinies Act.
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On March 18, 1766, Parliment voted to repeal the Stamp Act.
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Series of acts, which began in 1767 by the Parliment of Great Britain. The acts were named after Charles Townshed.
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A street fight between the British and "Patriots". Several colonists were killed during the Boson Massacre.
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Was a government organizd by the leaders of the Thirteen Colonies.
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The last act of policies and taxes. Also the act that cuased the Boston Tea Party.
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The Boston Tea Party was a political protest by the Sons of Liberty.
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The Intolerabel Acts was the name put on the series of laws passed by the British Parliment.
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The 1st Continental Congress was a meeting of the delegates from twelve out of the thirteen colonies.
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It was the first battle, which was fought in Massachusetts. The British troops moved from Lexington toe Concord to gather up the weapons the colonist used.
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The British defeated the Americans in the Battle of Bunker Hill, fought in Massachusetts. Although they had lost, the battle increased their confidence.
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The Olive Branch Petition. Affirmed American loyalty to Great Britain.
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A book written by Thomas Paine, which inspired people to declare war and fight for their independece. It was published in 1776.
