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the sons of liberty were a political organization. The thirteen American colonies were founded to advance the rights of colonists and to fight taxation. -
The stamp act was to pay for the army. They did that by putting tax on legal papers and other things similar to that. -
The stamp act was to pay for the army. They did that by putting tax on legal papers and other similar things.
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This was a famous fight that happened in the streets. people were not just firing weapons but also throwing snowballs and sticks. -
This was four laws set by the British government. To punish the colony of Massachusetts for the Boston tea party. -
It was to protest against tax on tea. "No taxation without representation." People would also throw crates of tea off of the boats. -
this first meet was in Philadelphia. People in this group agreed to boycott British goods as a protest. -
The Second Continental Congress was a meeting from the thirteen colonies that support the Americans Revolution and the Revolutionary War. They were focused on how they could be a threat to the British. -
The American patriots were defeated at the battle of bunker hill. The fight confirmed that any reunion between between England and American colonies was possible. -
The declaration of independence was adopted by the Continental Congress. "God made all men equal and gave them the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of hippieness. -
This was the United States first constitution. It was created to combine the 13 states to make the United States. -
During the Battle of Yorktown the British troops had the Continental and French surrounded. George Washingtons plan was to dig trenches to win. -
This treaty helped end the war of the American Revolution. This also helped recognize the United States as an independent nation. -
This was a law established saying each state will have two representative. It can change depending on the states population. -
This was a meeting that was to write a new constitution. During this meet it was decided to redesign the government. -
The bill of rights was a solution to limit government power. It had to be signed in a certain amount of time so its power would not be abused.