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French and indian war
The war between alternative colonies fighting against a terrain wich will be later be divided by the treay of paris -
Stamp Act
A stamp repeal on all outgoing mail or delvericies to uphold the overcoming british parliament revolutionary movement onward towards greater things -
treaty of paris
The negotioation to end the war between G britian and france dividing the westward expansion to a halt infront of the alps. Allowing no further expansion for new colonials. -
proclamation of 1763
The proclomation settling sudden territorial changes between france and the other colonials states, ending the seven year war -
sugar act
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Sons Of Libertty
after the landing upon native soil the 13 colonials standing formaed an american organization called the SOL, the suns of liberty. fighting false taxation and the british reign of parliament, such as the stamp act -
Declatory act
The american 13 colonial descision to repeal the stamp act and lessen the means upon the colony after sugar act implication -
Declatory Act
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Townshed Acts
The Townshend Acts were a the acts being passed from british parliament– beginning in 1767 – the Parliament of Great Britain settlemd them in at ease. The acts are named after Charles Townshend, the Chancellor of the Exchequer -
Boston Massacre
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Tea Act
To focus on britians main export and import income they decided conceive what of the tea they had ported and ravage ummoc the ships too lessen their means of economical stasis -
Boston Tea Party
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Intolaerable Acts
Due to Tea Cincerns the Intolerable acts were to get back at the oposing force so the britsh can showthemselves and other a foot in the door of pure rudeness will not be "Tolerated" -
First continental Congress Meeting
The First Continental Congress was a meeting of delegates from twelve of the Thirteen Colonies that met on September 5 to October 26, 1774 at Carpenters' Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, early in the American Revolution. -
Minute Men
ghe independent civilian militia organized by the poeple for the poeple were well prepared militia self trained military advance to take up upon the duty of a four front on the battlefield for american colonization -
Battle of Lexington
Thisd as well as the battle of concord were the first militaru battlments enaging in military tactics and engagments for both sides of the revolution -
Battle of concord
Amongst the diffrences in concord and lexington are the the oplace and times besides that theyre both lagrge military advances for both sides in relative military experince -
continental Army
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Olive Bqwranch pettition
Adopting King Goerges Opinions upon the matter. The misfourtunes of the brithish are under the majestyies command in which they belief his descion to ake at ease with the rest of the revolution is battle wise and not more mindly agressed -
Jown Lockes Social contract
Amonst the most famous of theoretical social theorist during the time this mans thought not only gave a political optimistic view upon the situation they were dealing with but gave authoritty a diffrent way of handling the matter -
Second Continental Congress
As the same memmershiup in the first congresional meeting the simililarity in poeple were almost that of exact. They topic amongst the war and how to have not only a colonial effort but a british statement of Fin. The end to the old reigh and birth of new independence. -
Battle of bunker Hill
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Publication of " Commom Sense "
A book written in time to detail the independence in a intellectuall sarcastic way of installing the knowledge theyve had on the subject already -
Declaration of Independance
Book by Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Robert R. Livingston, Roger Sherman, and Thomas Jefferson. Summarrizes the breakdown of their utmost and fullest independence from there on out. Jully 1776 -
British Victories in the south
kelly sotherton, this is kelly sotherton. 2004 and 2008 medalist for the olympic british summer team. This is a victory i beleiuve for the british in its own ways, we'll leave it at that. :P -
valley forge
desperately low on
food and supplies—soldiers fought to stay alive at winter camp in
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Their endurance and suffering
filled Washington’s letters to the Congress -
Red Coats Push Goearge Into the Delaware river
The Man of great feat during the time Goerge washington soon to be president takes off on his mind the last of the battle wich will take place in little time after crossin g the river he beleive divides him and vitory for his men -
WAshingtons Christmas Strike
Washington first initial surpise comes in as succes organized flowing from the river of trenton, a great historical feat to remember in any part of american history. " Silence of the Trentons" -
'Cera'toga
American troops finally surrounded
Burgoyne at Saratoga, 1777.
Tthe Saratoga victory altered France’s belief
that the Americans could win the war -
French-American Alliance
The alliance was formally negotiated by Benjamin Franklin and the 1778 Treaty of Alliance was signed on February 6, 1778 after the American victory at the Battle of Saratoga, under the designation of "Franco-American Treaty of Amity and Commerce". -
Yorktown
The colonist marched 7500 onto cornwallis' front onto the penninsula between james and york river. -
Treaty of Paris
People included in the signing of this treaty include benjamin franklin, john adams, and john jay. This confirmed US independence and a boundry of new soil to the missisppi river -
Writ of assistance
A written enforcement upon the tax paying colonies, throught the historical tax paying era there have been named numerous trypes of writs.
