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Principal and founder of Declaration of Independence.
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One of the founding fathers who found the United states of America.
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End of French and Indian War. The british issued a proclamation.
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Molasses Act and Sugar act were required to pay a six pence per gallon.
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Revenue Act. Placed a new plan that placed new duties on paper glass lead and tea.
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Was a deadly riot. Began by the Americans with one British soldier.
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Was the final of taxes imposed by the Britain. The policy ignited called the "Powder Keg"
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342 chests of tea were thrown by British East India. From the Boston Harbor.
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Punitive laws placed by the British parliament in 1774
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This was a meeting between twelve of the thirteen colonies who met from September to October
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Was a convention that formed with the 13 colonies which then they met between September and October
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Colonial and British forces engaged into fighting with hand inside and earthen fort.
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They challenged the authority of British government and the royal monarchy.
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This event was when they adopted the continental congress. The declared the independence.
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They crossed the river going back and fourth for there supplies. They met and fought.
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This battle kicked off the american revolutionary war. Tensions had been adding up and this battle was the answer.
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British General John Burgoyne achieved a small but powerful victory against American Forces.
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They suffered a crisis which was running out of a massive amount of supplies. They were retraining there units.
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French and American were trapped in Yorktown. The British surrender ended the american revolutionary war.
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King George the 3rd signed in Paris. He ended the American Revolutionary war.
