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When Jamestown aka the first official settlement was founded by the colonists who came from England -
When the Pilgrims arrived at Plymouth harbor, attempting to settle. -
A war between the Native Americans and the colonists that caused the death of Metacomet aka King Phillip. -
when dozens of trials happened because of the colonists in Salem accusing people of doing witchcraft. -
An act that was designed to stop the smuggling of sugar and molasses. -
When Great Britain taxed the colonists to pay their finances because of the War against France -
declaration by the British Parliament that accompanied the repeal of the Stamp Act. -
A protest that turned violent, the British shot at the colonists causing a lot of the colonists to fall dead -
When a group of colonists dumped a large British Tea shipment into the sea to boycott British goods. -
The first continental congress of the states. Delegates from states met to discuss plans for them and their states. -
The first battle of the revolutionary war, marked the start of American Independence -
The congress in which George Washington was anointed commander in chief of the army -
A pamphlet that was released by Thomas Paine, in the pamphlet that advocates freedom Great Britain. -
A day when we got independence from Britain, honoring the Declaration of Independence. -
A document declaring independence from Great Britain, signed by the founding fathers. -
A battle between the Continental army and the British troops, with lots of raids. -
Another turning point for the American Revolution, 2 battles that lasted days, and the continental army was victorius. -
A time during the war between Britain and the United States when soldiers had to stay put and build little huts. -
Another fight between the British and the Continental Army, this battle took place in present-day Vincennes. The continental army won this battle -
The Battle of Yorktown was a battle between George Washington and Lord Cornwallis. Since Cornwallis lost, the British lost this battle against the colonists