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The Treaty was signed to end the war between the French and Indian. The French restored the Indian Islands back.
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People can't settle near the Indian territories. It canceled off expansions of territory.
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Molasses rate's on tax were reduced. The act closes legal trade to the British.
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It was a act for the Colonist to pay taxes on everything they do. Everything with paper they have to pay taes.
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It let's the British soldiers to have a home in the American Colonies. The Americans have to let British soldiers live in their house if they need too.
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First congress meeting held in New York City. Only one person approved the stamp act.
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This act changed the sugar act. The tax in America and Great Britain are the same.
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It was created to repeal the stamp act. The parliament raised revenue and taes.
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Four acts were passed by the Parliament. Strict duties and the revenue collection.
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The British open fire on a riot crowd. The tensions between the American and British have rised to fight.
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It is to maintain communication with each other for the American colonies. The Americans write letters to each other to encourage to fight the British.
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It didn't create new taxes or revenue. 18,ooo,ooo pounds of tea were suppose to be sell, but weren't sell.
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A protest of people from Boston. The British shuts down the harbor.
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This act is to punish the Massachusetts colonists. British wanted to have authority on American colonies.
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Tweleve of the thirteen colonies have a meeting that day. They combined together to find a solution to England.
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Declaration of Rights and Grievances opposed the Stamp Act. Also it indicates who taxes the colonists.
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First fight for the Americans in the Revolutionary War. The tensions between the American and British has finally started.
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The Americans lost to the British. Even though the Americans lost, it gave them more confidence to fight.
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It was America's last hope to find peace between the British and them. They try to prevent fighting with the King.
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A pamphlet written by Thomas Paine. He wrote it to build confidence between the American Colonies, so that they can fight for independence.
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All 56 delegates signed the declaration to separate from England. All people have equal rights and the government can't violate them.
