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Independance

  • Jamestown Virgina , the first successful English settlement , is founded

    Jamestown Virgina , the first successful English settlement , is founded
    Jamestown Virgina , the first successful English settlement , is founded
  • Pilgrims sign Mayflower Compact

    Pilgrims sign Mayflower Compact
    This was important because it was the first example of many colonial plans for self governmant
  • John Locke contributes to the constitution for the Carolina colony

    John Locke contributes to the constitution for the Carolina colony
    The importance of it was to give people of Carolina their rights
  • The Albany Congress proposes that the colonies unite.

    The Albany Congress proposes that the colonies unite.
    The importance if this is was to discuss the plans for a war with France that was just beginning. But the meeting is now remembered for a plan that Benjamin Franklin presented to unite the colonies.
  • The Stamp Act is passed

    The Stamp Act is passed
    The importance was that Parliment needed the money to fund soldiers.
  • Five colonists are killed by British at the Boston Massacre

    Five colonists are killed by British at the Boston Massacre
    The importance is that it was the first over resistance to Bristsh rule of the 13 colonies
  • The Tea Act is passed. Colonist respond with the Boston Tea Party

    The Tea Act is passed. Colonist respond with the Boston Tea Party
    The importance is it gave a tax break on East India Tea Company.
  • The battles of Lexington and Concord spark the Revolution

    The battles of Lexington and Concord spark the Revolution
    The importance of the battle was that it started a new revolution
  • The Declaration of Independance is signed

    The Declaration of Independance is signed
    The importance of this is that it declared our independance from Britain
  • The Articles of Confederation was signed.

    The Articles of Confederation was signed.
    The importance of this is it was the first form of government before the Constitution