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Forbade settlers from settling past a line drawn along the Appalachian Mountains. Made by King George III.
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British soldiers killed five male citizens and injured six others. There were tense relations between the British and citizens.
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Political protest made by the Sons Of Liberty in protest to taxes on tea. They dumped tea into the the Boston Harbor.
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First military engagements of the Revolutionary War. The shot heard around the world.
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Group of green mountain boys overcame the British and looted ammunition which were transported to Boston and helped the Patriots win in Dorchester Heights.
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Early battle in the Revolutionary War. They used the hills as strategy and killed many British but the British still won. The most losses were on Bunker Hill.
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Final attempt to avoid a full-blown war between Great Britain and the Thirteen Colonies. Sent to the King.
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Pamphlet that inspired people in the Thirteen Colonies to declare and fight for their independence from Britain.
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Caused the end of the siege of Boston and the withdrawel of British soldiers from the city.
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Said that the Thirteen Colonies regarded themselves independent from Great Britain, independent states and no longer part of the British Empire.
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George Washington was able to lead the main part of the Continental Army against Hessian Soldiers. They captured most of the Hessians with little losses on the Continental side. Inspired more enlistments.
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Geroge Washington led an attack on the British and led them out of Southern New Jersey.
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General John Burgoyne was beat by the Continental Army and had to retreat. Caused the French to come and be an American ally.
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It was a camp that the Continental Army stayed at during the years 1777-1778. It was very miserable and cold but by the end of the year they were turned into a suitable army.
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Last major battle of the Revolutionary War. Captured over 7,000 British Soldiers.
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Ended the Revolutionary War between the Brtish and America.
