U.S HISTORY

  • french and indian war

    they wanted to gain control of east missispi and parts of canada
  • american revolution

    sugar acts- it raised prices up, boston massacre-soliders were sent to help the goverment. boston tea act-it people the right to legally sell tea. samp act-it was the british movementagainst the british crown.
    declaratory act-it was an act by britian which apealed the stamp act.
    intolerable act-it was ment to punish the massechusts for their deffiance in particapating in throwing the tea in th e cean
    ten act-it was to reduce the tea in london.
    lexington and concord-it was the first battle of t
  • sugar act

    the sugar act also known as the american revinue act or the american dutie acts passed by the parliment of great britian. it helped grown with the american revolutinary war later on
  • boston tea party

    the boston tea party was a political protestant by the sons of liberty, on dec 16, 1773. the demonstrators some disguised as native americans and threw shipment of tea into the boston habor, which had part in the american revolutionary war
  • declaration of independence

    it was a state that declared constituinal rights to those who didit have them, and to inorder what needs to bee none such as criminals or supposly.
  • tready of paris

    the tready of paris was a war that ended late 1700s that colonies had won
  • currency act

    they thought their was envovment with a trade that was not reported and they didint want any body using paper or to deal with written bills or billed
  • stamp act

    the stamp act was an act of parilment of great britian that imposed a direct tax on the colonies of british america and required that many wrtiten materials in the colonies be produced on stamp paper. the stamp act now has simmilar things in diffrent part of states
  • town shead act

    these taxes were imposed tohelp make the colonial officals independent of the colonist and included duties on glass, paper and tea. smugglers increased their activities to avoind the tax leading to more troops in boston