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The british parliament passed a new version of the sugar molasses act of 1733 which was soon to expire. This act forced the colonists to pay 6 pense for every gallon of imported molasses.
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A tax was placed on every printed piece of paper used by the colonists. Such as legal documents, newspapers, even playing cards. This tax was set in place by the british to help pay the cost of paying and defending the american frontier ( Appalachian mountains ).
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The parliament placed a tax on glass, paint, oil, lead, paper, and tea. This tax was placed to administrate the colonies.
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March 5th was actually the date the intolerable acts were repealed. There is no date which the acts were passed but it was sometime in 1770. These acts were several punative acts aimed to bring the colonies back into submission of the British,
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This event killed 5 colonists and wounded 5 others. Also thought to be known as the bloody massacre, colonists were throwing snowballs at the British soldiers and insulting them, they became fed up and began to open fire into a crowd of about 400 colonists.
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Colonists dressed as Natives went aboard a british ship docked in the Boston harbor and dumped 342 chests of tea into the sea below. This was the colonists way of protesting the stamp act.
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Described as the opening of the revolutionary war, this was fought between the British and the Colonists. British captured colonial leaders Sam Adams, and John Hancock.
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Following the battle of Lexington and Concord this was the first time the Colonists defeated the British. This boosted the confidence of the colonists.
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Written by Thomas Paine, this novel argues American Independence in honest detail.
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56 delegates formed together and signed a treetee written by Thomas Jefferson declaring the Independence of the 13 states of America.
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The colonists snuck in on the Hessians in the dark of the night and attacked them while they were drunken or hungover. The colonists defeated the Hessians and marched out of Trenton with their first Hessian defeat.
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Fought between the Colonists, Hessians, and Brunswick troops, the Americans withdrew (surendered) leaving the win to the British.
