1700-1800

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    French and Indian War

    Also known as the 7 year war, the French and Indian war was a war that ended in British victory. It started due to competition between French and British for Indian land.
  • King George III

    King George III
    After the passing of his grandfather, Britain needed a new leader that could help them succeed. That's when King George III came in. He became a strong-willed leader who would go on to defeat France and Spain.
  • Treaty of paris

    Treaty of paris
    The treaty of Paris was signed on the 5 of February, it gave Britain control of Frances territories east of the Mississippi river.
  • Sugar Act

    Sugar Act
    George Greenville put through the Sugar Act to cut the molasses taxes in half. Doing so Greenville thought the temptation to smuggle french molasses would decline.
  • The Revenue Act

    The Revenue  Act
    The revenue act was in use to tax colonial imports like glass,lead,paint,paper,and tea , The tax revenue was used to pay the salaries of royal governors in colonies
  • Boston Massacre

    Boston Massacre
    On March 5 1770, two dozen Boston tees,Irishmen, and soldiers began throwing stuff at a young soldier, then the town bell was rung which brought attention over, this lead to a squad of soldiers coming, which eventually led to the death of 5 men.
  • George Washington

    George Washington
    The second continental congress selected a 43 year old George Washington unanimously to become the leader of the continental army. He was a great leader and great in warfare.
  • The Battle of Bunker Hill

    The Battle of Bunker Hill
    The day George Washington was named commander in chief, Patriot militiamen engaged British forces in their first major clash. It was the first stage of the Revolutionary war. The British ended up winning.
  • Deceleration of independence

    Deceleration of independence
    The declaration of independence was a document signed that gave the united colonies freedom away from the British.56 congress members adopted the Deceleration of Independence.
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    Valley Forge

    The Valley Forge , is known as ne of the most tough moments /camps for an army ever. The winter weather made life for Washington's army really tough, and 7,000 troops were ill for duty at one point.