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Navigation acts declared that English ships would be allowed to bring good into England. This is important because it tells us how Britain was independent and didn't need others. -
It was a war that lasted for 7 years because both had claimed lands in the Ohio Valley. It was important because it provided Britain enormous territorial gains in North America. -
It was a British boundary marked in the Appalachian Mountains. It was important because the line prohibited American Colonists from settling on lands. -
The British taxed sugar, molasses and other products. This is important because the british did not want people to smuggle sugar. -
It required colonists to pay tax on every page of printed paper that they used. It was important because the British wanted to pay back for their army. -
Act which passed tax on glass, lead, paint, paper, and tea. It was because they needed money to pay expenses that they had. -
It was a fight between civilians and redcoats that led to multiple people dying by getting shot. It was important because it showed that the civilians protested against and were shot for no reason but anger. -
It was a political protest where american colonists threw 342 chest of tea into Boston Harbor. It is important because it was a major event on how the civilians were willing to give up the tea or boycott it. -
It was a new Quartering Act that provided arrangements for housing for the British troops in American housing. It was important because it resulted of the First Continental Congress. -
When they sent a letter to King George III explaining the issues the colony had and how they were treated. It was important because they demanded that the King should stop the Intolerable acts or they would Boycott English Goods. -
Colonists of Massachusetts refused British authority, outnumbered and out-fighted the Redcoats. It is important because it was the first major battle of the American Revolution. -
It told the King that the Colonies wanted to patch relations with him. It was important because it showed their loyalty to the British and emphasized their rights as British citizens. -
It was the moral and political arguments to encourage common people in the Colonies to fight for equal government. It was important because it challenged the authority of the British government and the royal monarchy. -
Official act taken by all 13 American colonies in declaring independence. It's important because it tells us the date we finally declared their freedom. -
General George Washington and his troops crossed the river and successfully transported artillery equipment. It was important because he secured the Continental Army's first victory of the war. -
This was when they started to get people to join to fight in the war. This was important because their wasn't lots of people who wanted to join the war. -
It was a battle where colonists used guerilla style warfare to surprise the british. It was important because it was a turning point in the Revolutionary war where the americans won. -
It was the winter when George Washington and his troops were hit with diseases and starvation. It was important because after they overcame these obstacles their soldiers were strong and had learned to fight. -
It was the last major battle of the American Revolution and the start of a new nation's independence. It was important because it led to peace negotiations. -
It ended the American Revolution. It's important because it made the United States an independent nation.