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An act imposed by the British on the American colonies that proclaimed there be a tax on all legal documents and newspapers.
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The American colonies had to provide the British soldiers with any needed accommodations or housing.
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A fight between colonists and the British in Boston; colonists threw snow balls, clubs and rocks while the British soldiers ended up firing and killing five colonists.
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The destruction of tea in Boston as a rebellion against the British tax on tea.
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Acts passed to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party.
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Twelve of the thirteen colonies sent delagates to Carpernter's Hall in order to discuss the Intolerable Acts.
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The first military engagements of the Revolutionary War; At Lexington the British had the upperhand while at Concord, the Minutemen were able to defeat 2/3 of the British soldiers.
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Known as "the seizure of Boston," British troops defeated the colonists; this gave the inexperienced colonial forces a confidence boost because they defeated much of the British troops.
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Shortly after the Stamp Act was repealed, the Townshend Act was passed on the colonies that established a duty on lead, paper, glass, paints and tea.
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The turning point of the Revolutionary war; the colonists ultimately won and had gained support from France,
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American troops led by George Washington, they won with the help if the French and the british surrendered.
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official ending of the Revolutionary war
