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The French and Indian War
From 1754 to 1763 the French indian war was fought in north America. The New Colonies of Great Britain fought New France -
The Sugar Act
The Sugar Act was revenue raising act created by Britain -
The Stamp Act
The Stamp Act is a direct tax proposed by the british to tax the new Colonies -
The Stamp Act Congress
From 10/7/1765 to10/25/1765 The Stamp Act Congress Held a meeting Proteting the new taxes -
Townshead acts
The Townshead Acts were a series of acts passed named after Charles Townshead -
The Boston Massacer
The Boston Massacre happened when people were protesting against the british armey -
The Boston Tea Party
The Boston Tea Party was a political protest against the high taxes the british formed on tea. -
The First Conential Congress
The First Congress was a convention held from September 5th to Octber 26th in responce to " The Intolerable Acts" -
The Battles Of Lexington And Concord
The Battles Of Lexington And Concord were the first two battles between the revolutionaries and the British -
The Second Conential Congress
The Second Conential Congress was formed after the first battles of the Revolutionary war. -
George Washington Named Commander In Cheif
George Washington was named commander in cheif after his sucessful efforts to drive the British out of Boston -
The Battle Of Bunker Hill
The Battle of Bunker Hill was a battle between the British and the Revolutionaries. The Battle was won by the British but with devistating cost. -
Benedict Arnolds Failed Attack On Quebec
Was an attack that was to force the French up their territory so British could expand their Colonies -
Thomas Paine's Common Sense Published
The book that inspired the thirteen colonies to declare independance -
The Biritsh Evacuate Boston
The Biritsh Evacuated Boston after the colonies were threatning to invade -
Richard Henry Lee Proposes Independance
Richard Henry Lee Proposes Independance to the second conential congress -
The Declaration Of Independance Adopted
The Declaration of Independance was adopted and told to Great Britain -
The Declaration Of Independance SIgned
The Declaration of Independance Was adopted on July, 4th,1776 and never signed until August,2nd,1776