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This treaty ended the French and Indian War. Britian gained much of France's land in North America.
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This forbid all settlement past a line drawn along the appalachian mountains.
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Parliament passed a modified version of the sugar and molasses act which made colonists pay taxes on imported sugar.
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Passed by british parliament to tax all american colonists on every printed piece of paper they used.
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The Quartering Act requires British soldiers to house in colonists homes. If the house was to small, they had to pay for them to stay at local inns, ale houses, and other places.
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This was held in New York City and it was the first gathering of elected representatives to fight back against British taxations.
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This declared that taxes imposed on British colonies without their knowledge was unconstitutional.
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This got rid of the stamp act which was a taxation on stamps.
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The British Parliament repeals the Stamp Act. A tax measured to raise revenues for a British army in America.
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The Townshend Acts resulted in putting taxes on paint, lead, glass, paper, and tea imported into the colonies.
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A street fight between a patriot mob and british soldiers.
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This established a political union between the 13 colonies.
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The British Parliament passes a bill designed to make money. A tax was put on all teas imported into the colonies.
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A political protest by the sons of liberty.
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American patriots names this due to the series of laws passed by british parliament after the boston tea party.
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All colonies except georgia sent delegates. It went until October 26th, 1774.
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These battles kicked off the revolutionary war.
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The british defeated the americans on bunker hill, this well boosted the colonists confidence.
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This was created at the second continental congress after the battles at lexington, concord, and bunker hill.
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Thomas Paine published his writing of “Common Sense”. He wrote it to explain his arguments in favor of American Independence.
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The Decleration Of Independance is a document adopted by the Continental Congress. This said that the 13 new states are no longer apart of the British Empire and are their own new nation.
