Amrev

Steps to American Revolution

  • Salutary Neglect

    Salutary Neglect
    The Salutary Neglect was an unoffiial of the British Government to rule the Colonies and keep them obidient. It was not enforced and the Colonies invented the self- government and found out that they had the power to resist against Britain. That knowledge was one step for the Revolutunary War.
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  • Mercantilism

    Mercantilism
    The Theory of mercantilism was made by Britain to control the trade in the colonies. Britain managed what the colonies spent their money on, who they traded with, what they produced and they put so called duties on imports and exports.
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    Mercantilism

    The Theory of mercantilism was made by Britain to control the trade in the colonies. Britain managed what the colonies spent their money on, who they traded with, what they produced and they put so called duties on imports and exports.
  • French and Indian War

    French and Indian War
    The French and Indian War was a War mainly between Britain and France, where the Indians fought with r=the French and the Colonists with Britain. There were also other European counties involved. At the End of the war France lost all of its american territory and the Colonists were forced to pay the issues of the war, what they felt very unfair about.
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  • Proclamation of 1763

    Proclamation of 1763
    The Proclamation of 1763 forbid the Colonists to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains. Of couse that made the colonists angry and they continued to settle where they wanted to. It was another step forward to the American Revolution because they Recognized the weakness of Britain.
  • The Stamp Act of 1765

    The Stamp Act of 1765
    The stamp act of 1765 was a tax that the colonists had to pay on every written paper they used. The money Britain gained with it was used to proted the border.
  • The Quartering Act

    The Quartering Act
    The Quatering Act of 1765 commanded for colonists to give British troops a bed to sleep. The law did not want the colonists to give the soldiesrs their own bed, but thez didn't like to be forced to give the soldiers a bed to sleep, they prefered to be asked.
  • The Stamp Act congress of 1765

    The Stamp Act congress of 1765
    The Stamp act congress of 1765 was the first congress of the colonies represented by 27 representants. The congress was held in New York. It was to discuss the colonists rights and the taxes.
  • The Declatory act of 1766

    The Declatory act of 1766
    The declatarory act of 1766 was a declatarion by the British empire that repealed the Stamp Act.
  • The Townshends Acts

    The Townshends Acts
    The Townshed Acts put duties on glass, lead, paints, paper and tea, wich was imported to the colonies. The colonists viewed that as an act of abuse of power and the colonists agreed to limit the import from Great Britain. The duty on tea lead to the Boston massacre.
  • Boston Massacre

    Boston Massacre
    At the Boston Massacre 5 Colonists wer killed by British soldiers. It was a result of tensions between the British soldiers, who arrived in 1768 and the colonists, who were angry about the taxes and the way Britain ruled over them.
  • The tea act of 1773

    The tea act of 1773
    The tea act of 1773 was an act that put taxes on tea, not to raise revenue in the Colonies, but to flourish the East India Trading company.
  • The Boston tea party

    The Boston tea party
    The Boston Tea Party was a protest of colinists disguised as Native Americans agaist the tax on tea. They destroied a whole shipload if tea.
  • First Continental Congress

    First Continental Congress
    The first continental congress was a meeting of representatives of all states exept Georgia. They wanted to show Great Britain, that they were united. They also wanted to find a resolution with England.
  • The intolerable acts

    The intolerable acts
    The intolerable acts were laws made by Britain to punish the Colonists after the Boston Tea Party. The Acts took the colonists self- government and several rights.
  • Battles of Lexington and Concord

    Battles of Lexington and Concord
    The Battles of Lexington and Concord were the result of tensions between the British and the colonists. Britisg troops marched from Boston to Concort to use am arms cache. The colonist attacked them and the Revolutionary War started.
  • Second continental congress

    Second continental congress
    The second continental congress was a meeting of all 13 colonies in Philadephia. It was held just after the American Revolutionary War had begun. They dicussed the war effort and moved torwards independence.
  • The declaration of Independence

    The declaration of Independence
    The declaration of Independence is the document that declares America indepenent if Great Britain. It explains equality of all men and protects the human rights. It was created by the Continental Congress.
  • Common Sense

    Common Sense
    The Common sense is a book written by Thomas Paine that questions the authority of the British Government and the British monarchy. It was the first document that asked for the American Independence.
  • End of the American Revolutionary war

    End of the American Revolutionary war
    The american revolutionary war end, when the British surrender at Yorktown in Virginia. The Americans are Independent now.
  • Treary of Paris

    Treary of Paris
    The Treaty of Paris ended the American Revolutionary war between the colonists and Great Britain. It carified the boundaries and the Independence of Great Britain.