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Parliament passes Tea Act
Colonists destory in Boston Tea Party -
Intolerable Acts are passed
Colonists organize First Continental Congress -
Gage arrests Adam
Gage ordered his troops to arrest Adam Hancock in Lexingtion to destroy the supplies in Concord -
Britsh meet colonists
More than 700 British troops reached Lexington. They found Capt. I. Pancer and 70 militamen -
Colonists attack the British
Americans attacked Britains Fort Ticonderoga on cake complain -
Olive Branch Petition
Moderats in Conrgress drafted the Olive Branch Petition and sent it to London to restore harmony -
Washington trains militaints
General Wahsington arrived at the militia camp near Boston. Gathered supplies and trained the army -
Fighting begins at Lexington and Concord
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The Road To The American Revolution
The Road To The American Revolution -
Richard Henry Lee of Virginia introduces a key resolution
Richard Henry Lee of Virginia introduced a key resolution. He called the colonies "free and independent states" -
Colonies consider themselves independent from Great Britain
Congress considered Lees resolution again despite some opposition the measure passed. The colonies now considered themselves independent from Great Britian -
Declaration of Independence
Declaration of Independence is signed -
American Revolution
America gains its indepedence from Britain -
British troops derport to Boston
Over 7,000 British soldiers deported to Boston in more than 100 ships