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Ends the french and Indian war, makes France no longer a player in north america, and gives Britain all the land up to the Mississippi
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Chief Pontiac leads a rebellion and take several small forts.
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Separates the colonists and natives following the Appalachian mountains.
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Lowers the tax on sugar, but it enforces the tax harder then ever.
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Made it to where every single piece of paper needed a stamp to be legal.
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Made it to where any of the 10,000 British troops could enter a home with no compensation.
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Allow British troops to search any and all persons without a need for a warrant.
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The act reinforces Britain's rule over the colonies.
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Taxes all goods imported, and makes it to where no meetings could be held without a soldier present.
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The First Continental Congress meets and decides to create a militia and ban trade with Britain.
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The British march into Lexington, fight with 70 minutemen, leave as the leaders of the Sons of Liberty left, go to concord, find no military supplies, and march back, getting fired upon.
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Colonel Prescott defends Breeds Hill, losing it after killing 1,000 British soldiers.
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The Colonies petition King George for -peace, denied.
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The Second Continental Congress meet, deciding to make an official army, name George Washington the general, and print money for the soldiers.
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Thomas Paine writes a pamphlet about how the colonies need to sperate from Britain
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The United States of America declare independence
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George Washington crosses the Delaware River, surprising the Hessians
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The americans surrounded the british at saratoga forcing them to surrender
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George Washington trains the soilders at valley forge
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Britain surrenders
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General Washington lays siege to Yorktown, Cornwallis surrenders