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A series of laws that the english parliament put on the colonists in the 1600s. It made colonists sell all raw materials to england, even though they could get better prices elsewhere in Europe. -
Parliament placed a tax on all sugar product. sugar, molasses and Rum. -
George washington, set up a fort called Fort Necessity, to drive the french out of the new world, this backfired leading to the George surrendering -
The war wasn't even with the indians, it was with the british and french, from august 1756 to feb 1763, the british won. -
It was for people to stop smuggling things. -
The british made the colonies stamp all legal documents -
Parliament's rights to create laws for the american colonies. -
It was to impose taxes and increase control over the colonies -
When the lobster backs, shot the british 3 were killed 5 were injured -
he was in cha anger of the British army in the colonies at the start of the revolutionary war -
The colonists felt like their laws were getting oppressive violations against their rights -
the lobsterbacks when inside of the colonists houses and told them that they were staying there and that the colonists to provide supplies, food, etc -
the government enforced all of the laws -
the British amined the established government for the province of quebec after if was taken from france -
they gained a lot of cannons that helped dive the British out of boston -
when the colonies tried to stop the British from taking over Boston. -
it was the colonies final attempt to make peace with king George III b4 the revolutionary war -
his army was weak and it made him and his army retreat -
he took Boston by playing the cannons from fort Ticonderoga on the hills around the city making the British leave -
it was to help George fight against the colonies. and the colonies didn't like it bc it showed the king was willing to pay foreign ppl to fight his own battles -
the leaders of the 13 colonies singed it, making it so the colonies were breaking away from the British to make their own country -
they approved the declaration of independence's