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English bill of rights
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Seven years war peace treaty between Great Britan and France
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Stamp act passed by British Parliament as a direct taxation of NorthAmerican colonies, sons of liberty and others organize to protest and resist the stamp act
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Repeal of Stamp act
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Townsend Act, new revenuetaxes on North American Colonies
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Riots in Boston met with violenceby British troops
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Boston tea party
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First continental congress
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Declaration of independce
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American and French representativessign two peace treaties: a treaty of amity and commerce and a treaty of alience
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ratification of constitutionof the united states
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Estates general convened for the first time in174 years in france
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Storming of the Bastille, prision in paris
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National constituent assembly and french declaration of rights of men
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Beheading of king Louis XVI
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Slave rebelion in Saint Domingue
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U.S Bill of rights ratifyed by the states
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French national assembly gives citizenship to all free people of color in saint domingue
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France declares war on Austria
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France declares war on Britan
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All slaves on Saint Domingue emancipated by french revolutionary authoritiesto join the french army and fight the British
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Toussant leads troops against the British
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French clolnial forces defested by Toussant
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Toussant negotiates peace with Britan
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War ends between Britan and France
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Constitution for Haiti
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General Lecerc sent by Napolean to subdue colony and re- institute slavery
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New declaration between Britan and france
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French withdraw troops; hatians declare independence
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Napolean Corwns himself emperor of france
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Jean-Jaques dessalines corwns himself emperor of Haiti
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U.S president Jefferson declares economic boycot in Haiti, france and great britan
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French occupation in Spain
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British end slave trade
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Declarations of self government in most latin american countries
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French Expelled form Spain
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Napolean defeated and french empire reduced in europeto france alone
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French abloish slavery
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U.S president Monroe declares doctirne against European interfearencewith new republics in the americas, known as the Monroe doctrine