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In this war,Great Britian fought against France for the Ohio River Valley. Indians stopped helping the French. Great Britian won.
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This proclamation was written by King George III. This document restricted English speaking colonist settle west of the Appalachian Mountians . Most colonist were unhappy.
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Parliment made an act to put a tax on all printed paper to pay for the French and Indian War.
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One night outside of the customs house a mob of colonist threw snowballs at a gaurd. More gaurds came later.
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This event was led by Samuel Adams and Paul Revere threw chests of tea into Boston Harbor to protest the Tea Act.
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This meeting was in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania every colony came to the meeting exept Georgia to discuss problems with Great Britain.
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These battles were the first armed conflict between settlements and a mother country. The Massachusettes Miltia, also known as the minutemen, fought.
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This battle was a victory for the Continental Army. After this battle the French became allies. This was the turning point of the war.
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This battle was the end of the war. Lord Cornwallis had to surrender to the American General named George Washington.
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The Treaty of Paris gave the American Colonies independence west of the Appalachian Mountians until the Mississippi. This was very good for America.
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