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Jun 19, 1215
Magna Carta
magnacarta The fuedul Barons of medievil endland and king john sighnd this documen in england, and it made it so that king james cant abuse his power so he wouldnt face a rebelliation -
Mayflower Compact
mayflowercompact To prevent disagrement between paritens and non-sepritist pilgrams who came to plymouth a few days eairler about land -
English Bill of Rights
englishbillofrights Charles the first was involved in sighnig this and gives privlages and rights to all even thouse who move to the new world. -
King George III Takes Power
freanchandindianwarmHe made the british pay back the dept which made them all mad -
Stamp Act
The stamp act taxed colonist on all paper goods to get the british out of dept and colonist leaders started mobs and said it was unconstitianol -
Boston Massacre
5 colonist were killed by british soldeirs trying to keep a riot down and from escalating, an act was followed called the Townshed act -
Boston Tea Party
bostonteapartyvideo Massachusets patriots started this group ageinst the british, and the britsh responded by seeting in acts ageinst the patriots -
Intollerable Acts
These acts were set do to american colinest vandilizing british property, some acts were Quartering act- made americans house british and Boston Portact- the ports were closed untill colinest paid dameges -
First Continental Congress
People involved were Patrick Henry, George Washington, John Adoms, and John Jay and they helped pass the stamp act which would tax britsh for bringing goods in, while this all happend in carpenters hall in philladalphia -
Seconed Continental Congress
The seconed Continental congress was taking place in Philladolphia and some ideas they had were coming up with battle plans for ageinst the british and to start working on our independence and the people behind this was George washington, Ben Franklin, and John Hancock -
Declaration of Independence
The Declaration of Independence was sighned by Ben Franklin, John Hancock, Paul Reevere, and George Washington and others clming to the british that on july 4, 1776 we stand alone and strong
