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It formally ended the Seven Year War.
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It forbade settlers from setteling past a line drawn along the Appalachin Mountains
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Required many printed materials in the colonies to be produced on stamp paper made in London.
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Wife of George Washington.
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Taxes on glass, paint, oil, lead, paper, and tea were applied with the design of raising £40,000 a year for the administration of the colonies.
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Married John Adams.
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He was originally an American Soldier but defected to the British troops.
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Colonists that vioently rebelled against British Control.
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A street fight between a Patriot mob and British Soldiers.
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An orginization of American Patriots that performed the Boston Tea Party.
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Citizens of Boston disquised as Indians raided three British ships in Boston Harbor and threw all off their tea overboard.
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The government spent a lot of money on troops and equitment in an attempt to dominate Massachusetts.
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Provided that local authorities must provide quarters for British troops.
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A convention for delacates from 12 colonies in Philadelphia.
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They were American colonists who remained loyal to the British.
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Political leader in the Revolution and signer of the Dec. of independence.
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First president of USA and was the commander in cheif of the contenental army.
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Left his small home in Boston and set out on a journey known as the midnight ride. He told everyone that the British were coming.
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The first battle of the American Revolution.
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He proposed an arguement why America should seek independence and it helped make up the minds of American leaders.
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American Founding Father and author of Dec. of Independence.
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Announced that 13 American colonies regarded themselves as independent states.
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Second president of the United States and was a politican.
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A battle during the American Revolution where the British under Burgoyne were defeated.
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German forces of army that fought for the British.
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Led several successful early campaigns during the American Revolution and he was a British leader but lost the final battle.
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A victory by a combined force of American troops and French troops beating the British troops in Yorktown, New York
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Ended the Revolutionary War between Great Britan on one side and The United States and their alles on another.
