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Sugar Act
It started in 1764 the sugar act hurt shipping businesses in New England colonies.People started to put tax on sugar to make more taxes. -
The stamp Act
In October 1765 parliament approved another tax law in many paper items in the colonies -
The Townshend Act
In October 3 1767 parliament passed an another tax law for glass , tea , paint, and paper in the colonies. -
Boston Massacre
Boston massacre s in march 5 , 1770 it all started when the british soldiers got angry with the colonist because they were calling them lobsters so they destroyed colonial property. -
repeal of the Townshend Act
It started in October 6 1770 the problem started when people collected less money -
Boston Tea Party
Boston Tea Party in march 7,1773 parliament passed another tax law the Tea Act then they started to put a price on tea which became bad because The Mohawks dumped tea and crates into the bay. -
Coercive Acts
Coercive Acts : In March 8, 1774 parliament passed anew set of laws to punish Massachesetts colonists and these laws were called Coercive Acts . They were forced to do the laws and they felt like this was unfair for them. -
First Continental Congress
First Continental Congress: started in June 4, 1774 when Willam Pitt made John Hancock to sign the petition. -
Lexington and Concord
Lexington and Concord : StartedOn April 5, 1775 when Massachusetts colonist formed a new unit which is now called Miltia and they call themselves minutemen because they were ready to fight anytime. -
Second Continental Congress
Second Continental Congress: Started on May 10, 1775 the meeting startecin Philadelphia and the delegates met in Pennesylvania State House; the delegates ideas was to have war with the British. -
Battle of The Bunker Hill
Battle of The Bunker Hill : Started On June !7, 1775 and Gerorge Washington was chosen to led the Continenetal Army. The Battle was called Breed's Hills. -
Olive Branch Petition
Olive Branch Petition :It started on July 5, 1775 the olive branch petition was meant for peace and petition reached London and it did good for the people. -
Signing of the Decration of Independence
John hancock was the first person to sign the decoration of independence.