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The treaty was signed by the kingdoms of France, Portugal, Spain, and Great Britain. The signing ended the Seven Years' War.
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The Proclamation Act strictly forbided all settlement past a line drawn across the Appalachian Mountains. It was signed by King George III.
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The Sugar Act was a revenue-raising act. It was passed by the parliment of Great Britain.
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The Stamp Act was passed by British Parliment. The act made all American Colonists pay a tax on every printed piece of paper they used.
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The Quartering Act forced American Colonists to a place for British soldiers to live. They also need to supply them with food when they needed it.
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It was a meeting held in New York City. It was the first gathering of elected representatives in the American Colonies.
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Was a document written by the Stamp Act Congress. It stated that taxes imposed on British Colonists without their consent was forbidden.
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The Stamp Act got repealed. Was signed by British Parliment.
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Was signed by parliment of Great Britain. It changed and lessened the Sugar Act.
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A series of acts passed by Great Britain. The acts are named after Charles Townshend.
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Was a street fight on the streets of Boston. Several colonists were killed in the attack.
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Leaders of the thirteen colonies. About 7,000 to 8,000 patriots served on the committees.
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Was a result of the Boston Tea Party. Was the last of the unpopular acts signed by Great Britain's parliment.
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The destruction of tea in Boston. American Colonists dumped barrels of tea in the Boston Harbor.
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A series of acts passed by British Parliment. They were meant as a punishment for the colonists.
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Meeting of delegates from twelve of thirteen colonies. Met at Carpenters Hall in Philidelphia.
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First military engagements of the Revolutionary War. The result was a colonial victory.
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Was the beginning stages of the Revolutionary War. Was a victory for the British.
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King George III refused to see the petition. Even though it was directly for him.
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Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine. It was an inspiration for the thirteen colonies.
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Announced that the thirteen colonies were separating from British control. They formed a new nation called the United States of America.
