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- Fight between France and England. 2. Fought over land. 3. George Washington led the Indians.
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- Ended the French and Indian War. 2. France loses all of thier territory. 3. The English win.
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- Prevented colonists from going past the Appalachian Mountians. 2.Cteated to stabalized relations between the British Empire and Native Americans. 3.Became the 1st problem between "Mother" England and colonists.
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- Tax on sugar and molasses. 2.the 1st British tax to pay off British War Debt. 3. This incident increased the colonists' concern about the intent of the British Parliament.
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- Passed a tax on all official paper goods. 2. Money collected was helped to pay off the protecting and defending Americans. 3. The cost of the Stamp Act was small.
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- Established to save British government money. 2. They did this by allowing soldiers the right to expect room and board from colonist in America. 3. That's why they made an amendment on this.
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1.policy established allow customs officers the right to search any ship at any time without probable cause. 2. British decided to change their level of control over trade in colonies. 3. It was a useful tool to fight against smuggling.
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- This act was originated by Charles Townshend. 2. Passed by the English Parliament after the Stamp Act. 3. Series of laws.
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- Colonists got angry and a boyycott started. 2. Redcoats started shooting at the colonists. 3. 5 people died on the night of the Boston Massacre.
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- Burned 8 million pounds of tea not sold. 2. The act help East India Company increase sales. 3. The act led to the Boston Tea Party.
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- Dumped tea over ships. 2. 50 men dressed up as Mohawk Indians. 3. This was to celebrate the victory of the French and Indian War.
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- They meet in Philadelphia. 2. They chose Thomas Jefferson to compose the first copy of the Declaration of Independence. 3.They discuss about the Intolerable Acts.
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- Prevented town hall meetings. 2. Blockaded Boston Harbor. 3. British came down hard on the people of Boston as a result of the Boston Tea Party.
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- The first shots were fired at Lexington to begin the American Revoulution. 2. 700 British troops met 70 militiamen. 3. This was one of the first battles of the American Revolution.
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- it was also one of the first batlles of the American Revolution. 2. This town is where 700 British troops move too. 3. One of the first shots were fired at this town.
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- They meet in Philadelphia again. 2. They chose George Wahington to be General for the Continental Army. 3. The 13 colonies gather together to dicuss about what the are going to do.
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- This fort was build by the French. 2. The British captured this fort. 3. The fort was held by 48 men.
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- Colonel William Prescott orders his men "Don't shoot until you see the whites of their eyes." 2. He says this because they were running low on ammo. 3. There were 2,400 British troops against 1,500 Americans.
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- This was written by Thomas Paine. 2. It increased Colonial public support. 3. This document persuaded many colonists that the time had come to declare independence.
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- The committee chose Thomas Jefferson to draft he first copy of the Declaration of Independence. 2. Ben Franklin, Jonh Adams and Thomas Jefferson were part of the creation of this document. 3. They met in Philadelphia to create it.
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- British wanted to capture New York. 2. They attacked Washington's army and inflicted heavy casualties. 3. The British captured it and claimed it as their land for the rest of the war.
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- This was a surprise attack led by George Washington. 2. The Continental Army led by George Washington crossed the frozen Delaware River. 3. They defeated 800 Hessians.
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- A week later after the victory at Trenton, they had another surprise attack led by George Washington. 2. They defeated over 300 British troops. 3. They were in New Jersey.
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- This was considered a turning point in the war. 2. This was the Americans first victory. 3. The French became our allies.
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- This was a horrible event. 2. Washington and his men spent the long cold winter of 1777- 1778 in Pennsylvania. 3. Troops die from starvation. 4. French volunteer Marquis de Lafayette train the Continental Army.
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- This battle was the last major battle. 2. The Americans captured General Corn Wallis. 3. He surrenderedon October 17, 1781 and the Americans had won their INDEPENDENCE.
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- This treaty official ends the war. 2. There were six provision of this treaty. 3. The British and Americans made agreements on certain things.
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