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Social Studies timeline unit III

  • Wilderness Road
    Jan 15, 1175

    Wilderness Road

    Wilderness Road was created.
  • Crispus Attucks

    Crispus Attucks

    Born into slavery.
  • Uprising

    Uprising

    Potaic started an uprising at this time.
  • Proclamtion of 1763

    Proclamtion of 1763

    Proclamation of 1763 started.
  • Quarting Act

    Quarting Act

    Quartering Act was created to tax the colonist.
  • Stamp Act

    Stamp Act

    The Stamp Act was created to tax the colonist
  • Nine Colonies

    Nine Colonies

    Nine Colonies sent delegates to the a meeting in New York city.
  • Cancled

    Cancled

    The Stamp Act was cancled from all of the protest.
  • Townshend Act

    Townshend Act

    The Townshend Act was created.
  • Boston Merchants

    Boston Merchants

    Boston Merchants went to court ot challenge the Townshed Act.
  • Found

    Found

    Crispus Attucks was found in Massacusets.
  • Samuel Adams

    Samuel Adams

    Samuel Adams organize a Commettee of Correspondence.
  • Tea Act

    Tea Act

    The Tea Act was created to tax the colonist for tea.
  • Boston Tea Party

    Boston Tea Party

    The Boston Tea Party happend.
  • Wish

    Wish

    Sam Adams wrote "I wish we could arouse this contenent".
  • Intorlerable Acts

    Intorlerable Acts

    The Intorlerable Acts where past to pusnish the colonists.
  • Colonist

    Colonist

    Some colonists where preparing to fight the Brittish.
  • Continetal Congress

    Continetal Congress

    The Conteinetal Congress gathered for the first time.
  • Slave trade

    Slave trade

    Rhode Island and Connecticut restricted slave trade.
  • Troops

    Troops

    The king orderderd the troops to Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts.
  • Patrick Henry

    Patrick Henry

    Patrick Henry gave his famous speech.
  • Spy

    Spy

    Spys where used on the Brittish.
  • Fort Ticonderoga

    Fort Ticonderoga

    Fort Ticonderoga was attacked by a group of backwoodsmen.
  • Commons Sense

    Commons Sense

    A pamphlet called Common Sense by Thomas Paine was written and published.
  • Settlers

    Settlers

    Kentucky had 100 white settelers at this time.
  • Battle of Lexington

    Battle of Lexington

    The Battle of Lexington happend.
  • The Battle of Concord

    The Battle of Concord

    The Battle of Concord happend.
  • Revolutionary War

    Revolutionary War

    The Revolutionary War began
  • Continental Congress

    Continental Congress

    There was a second Continental Congress meeting.
  • Gerorge Washington

    Gerorge Washington

    Washington and his officers left on horseback for Massachusetts.
  • Olive Branch Petition

    Olive Branch Petition

    The Olive Branch Petition was sent to London.
  • Richard Henry Lee

    Richard Henry Lee

    Richard Henry Lee presented several resolution for the Contental Congress to vote on.
  • The Blockheads

    The Blockheads

    Mercy Otis Warren published a play called The Blockheads
  • National Government

    National Government

    Continental Congress had begun work on a plan for a national government that would be a republic.
  • Period: to

    New Contitutions

    Eache of the 13 colonies drew up new contitutions.
  • Goodness of People

    Goodness of People

    The delegates thought that the government would rely on the goodness of people.
  • Abigail Adams

    Abigail Adams

    Abigail Adams watched the Brittish leave.
  • Leaving Boston

    Leaving Boston

    The Brittish left Boston.
  • Debating

    Debating

    Congress becagan debating Lee's resolutions.
  • Declartion of Independence

    Declartion of Independence

    The Declartion of Independence was written and signed.
  • Genral William Howe

    Genral William Howe

    Genral William Howe put his plan in to action and attact Nova Scotia with the largest seaborn army ever launched.
  • Delaward River

    Delaward River

    The Patriot troops rowed across the icy Delawar River and fought the Hessians.
  • Philadelphia

    Philadelphia

    Genral Howe set out in the summer to take Philadelphia.
  • War ships

    War ships

    Brittian had more than 100 war ships off of the American cost.
  • Banned

    Banned

    Vermont banned slavery.
  • Marquis de Lafayette

    Marquis de Lafayette

    Marquis de Lafayette volunteered to work with Washington's men
  • Period: to

    Vally Forge

    The bitter winter of Vally Forge happend durring this time.
  • Alliance

    Alliance

    France and America create and alliance to beat the Brittish.
  • Geroge Rodgers Clark

    Geroge Rodgers Clark

    George Roger Clark talked to Virginia's governor to get funding to fight the British on the frontier.
  • Ohio River

    Ohio River

    Clark traveld down the Ohio River ready to attack the British fort, Kaskaskia.
  • Von Steuben

    Von Steuben

    Von Steuben came to Valley Fprge to help the Patriots become better fighters.
  • Vincennes

    Vincennes

    Clark and his men set out from Kaskaskia to capture Vincennes.
  • John Paul Jones

    John Paul Jones

    John Paul Jones left the French port in command of a small fleet of privateers.
  • Ratified

    Ratified

    The twelve states ratified(approved) the articles in the confedration.
  • Period: to

    Captured

    General Bernardo de Galvez captured the British strongholds of Natchez and Baton Rouge in the lower Mississippi Valley.
  • Benedict Arnold

    Benedict Arnold

    Benedict Arnold turned traitor and joined the Brittish.
  • Baron de Kalb

    Baron de Kalb

    Baron de Kalb and his troops fought hard but they were defeated and this brough the Patriot spirits to a new low.
  • Settlers

    Settlers

    There are 20,000 white settlers in Kentucky at this time.
  • Battle of Kings Moutain

    Battle of Kings Moutain

    The Patriots slaughtered most of the Brittish forces making this the most bloodiest battles of the war.
  • Pensacola

    Pensacola

    The Spanish went on to capture the british stronghold, Pensacola, West Florida.
  • Paper Money

    Paper Money

    Paper money was outlawed durring this time.
  • Paper Money

    Paper Money

    Lawmakers outlawed paper money.(sorry if this date is on twice....I just want to make sure I have it)
  • Estsblished

    Estsblished

    Maryland ratified the Articles of Confederation. A new government was established.
  • Surrender

    Surrender

    Cornwallis surrenderd to the Patriots.
  • Go away

    Go away

    The last British troups in the colonies sailed away from New York city,
  • Treaty of Paris

    Treaty of Paris

    The Treaty of Paris was created and signed.
  • Mob

    Mob

    Some of the unpaid soldgers from the war mobed Congress.
  • Ordinace

    Ordinace

    They pased and ordinance calling for the land to be suryeyed.
  • Shays' Rebellion

    Shays' Rebellion

    Farmers protested in Massachusets also know as Shays' Rebellion.
  • Springfield

    Springfield

    Shays and other followers went to Springfield to take wepons from the U.S.A. arsenal.
  • The Start Of Rebellion

    The Start Of Rebellion

    Shays' Rebellion starts.
  • Delegates Meet

    Delegates Meet

    Delegates from different states go to a convention in Annapolis, Maryland.
  • Danger

    Danger

    Many delagates thought that the nation was in danger.
  • Changed Minds

    Changed Minds

    The delegates at first thought that the government would rely on the goodness of people. Now their minds were changed they must make a better government.
  • Word was out

    Word was out

    The Constitution appeared in newspapers accross the United States.
  • Revisions

    Revisions

    Congress called for and convention so that they could revise the Articles of Confederation.
  • Constitution

    Constitution

    The Constitution was created and signed.
  • New Hamshire

    New Hamshire

    New Hamshire signed the constitution.
  • Richard Allen

    Richard Allen

    Richard Allen started a methodist church for African Americans.
  • Segregation

    Segregation

    The Supreme Court decided that segregation was constitutional.
  • Not Any More

    Not Any More

    Supreme Court decided that segregation was now unconstitutional.