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King George iii ordered no more colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains.
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was the first DIRECT TAX on colonists.
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Were two British laws that colonists were required to provide food and shelter to British soldiers.
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This series of acts taxed items like tea, paper, and glass. The townshend acts were named after a man named Charles Townshend, the chancellor of the Exchequer.
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British Soldiers fired on a heckling crowd or colonists, killing 5 people.
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A committee that was organized in 1773 by a man name Samuel Adams in Massachusetts to keep the colonists informed of the British antisocial actions
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A British law that was passed by the Parliment. It was made to bail the British East India Company and to expand the company's monopoly on tea.
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The Boston tea party was a raid on the British ships. Colonists disguised as Indians threw several hundred chests of tea into the harbor.
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The intolerable Acts were basically passed to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party.
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A phrase from a poem that refers to the first shot of the American Revolutionary War.
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A pamphlet that was written by a Journalist/Inventor Thomas Paine. It was to challenge the authority of the British government and the royal monarchy.
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to save face, this law declared England's authority to makes laws for the colonies.
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The declaration of Independence is apart of the American democracy and it carries our nations goals or ideas.
