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This treaty ended the French and Indian war and also the seven years war between Great Britain and France.
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Issued by King George III after the French and Indian war which did not allow any settlement past a line alone the Appalachian Mountains.
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Under this act merchants had to pay a tax of six pence per gallon on importations.
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An act taxing all paper documents within the colonies.
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An act requiring American colonies to provide the British soldiers with any needs such as housing and food.
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Held in New York, it was a group of representatives from British colonies in North America that were devising a protest against new British taxation.
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This stated that taxes brought forth by the British colonies without their consent was unconstitutional.
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The Stamp Act was voted to be repealed by Parliament.
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This act stated that the parliaments taxing authority is the same in America as in Great Britain.
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The purpose was the raise in the income within the colonies to pay the governors and judges salaries.
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British soldiers shot and killed many people while being under attack by an angry mob.
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Apolitical union of the thirteen colonies that were against the British policies.
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An act that put a taxation on tea for the main purpose of reducing the massive amounts of tea in warehouses.
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People threw all the tea off of a ship to go against the Tea Act.
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A series of laws passed after the Boston Tea Party.
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Meeting of twelve of the thirteen colonies delegates in Pennsylvania in the early stages of the American Revolution.
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The first military encounter of the Revolutionary war.
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Fought in Boston during the early years of the Revolutionary war.
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A document that attempted to avoid a war between the thirteen colonies and the British
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Written by Thomas Paine, it is giving independence to the thirteen colonies from Great Britain.
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A document that gave the Thirteen colonies their freedom and were no longer under control of the British.
