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Ended the French and Indian War and took away almost all of the land the french had.
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issued by King George III following Great Britain's land of French territory in North America following the end of the French and Indian Wars with the Peace of Paris
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The British Parliament repealed the Stamp Act and made adjustments to the Sugar Act
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June-July of 1767
Added a tax on led, paper, glass, tea and paint -
British soldiers opened fire on the colonists killing five of them. The colonists tried to make it a big deal by using the word "Massacre" but really they were the ones throwing rocks in the beginning.
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A law passed by the British Parliament used to surpass the British East India company
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the "Sons of Liberty" dressed up as indians and threw 340 chests of tea over the ship into the Boston Harbor
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in consequence for the Boston tea party the British Parliament put taxes on things the colonists used the most until they could pay for all the tea thrown over board.
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the first representatives of the colonies, 12 representatives gathered at Carpenters hall
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Paul Revere along with two other men road through the colonies warning the colonists "The British are coming, The British are coming"
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first battles of the American Revolution.
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The British Parliament put a tax on stamped goods for the colonists.
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Managed the colonial war effort, and moved towards independence, adopting the declaration of Indpendence
