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The Navigation Act addressed the competition between the French and Dutch and only allowed North America to send its commodities to England. -
This policy was established to reduce conflicts between Europeans and Native Americans, prohibiting Europeans from settling in areas already claimed by the French. -
This was the beginning of the conflict with Britain and the 13 colonies. After this, they imposed taxes on the 13 colonies. -
The resistance against unfair taxation and treatment from British Parliament -
British legislation cut molasses duty to 3 pence and banned foreign rum imports.
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British legislation cut molasses duty to 3 pence and banned foreign rum imports. -
The British passed the Stamp Act after the war because they had so much debt. This act taxed all legal and official papers and publications circulating in the colonies. -
Put taxed on Glass, Lead, Paint and paper to pay for the French and Indian War the British were in debt for
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British soldiers shot into a crowd of colonists at the Custom House on King Street. Five colonists died, and six were wounded. -
Outlined Colonist's rights and parliament infringements upon those rights -
Colonists dressed as Natives and dumped 340 chests of East India Company tea into the sea. -
the Intolerable Acts in the American Colonies was a series of four laws passed by the British Parliament to punish the colony of Massachusetts for involvement in the Boston Tea Party. -
He was insinuating that Americans should prepare for an inevitable war with the British. -
Meeting for the 12 delegates they concluded that American Colonist and Englishmen should have the same rights -
A month after shots were fired in Lexington and Concord George Washington became the Commander In Chief. -
First battle of the American Revolution Massachechettes people defied the British outnumbered and outfought the red coats. -
Made a good argument for why they should be independent and the struggles they've faced and will face -
A document that officially wrote their Independence from Great Britian. -
a last attempt to prevent formal war from being declared. The Petition emphasized their loyalty to the British crown and emphasized their rights as British citizens.