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Battle of Lexington and Concord

April 18 1775, first shots of the war, shot heard around the worldbat

Battle of Saratoga

Fall 1777, colonists defeat British, war that convinces France to help them battle

Proclamation of 1763

Colonists were not allowed in the Ohio river valley, avoided conflict with native Americans avoided another war

Salutary neglect ends

1763, Britain stopped letting the colonies self run, caused because of the debt of the French and Indian war

George Grenville

British Finance minister imposed many of the taxes that angered colonists

George Greenville's Tax Plan

Ends salutary Neglect & enforces navigation acts, sugar act of 1764, currency act of 1764, stamp act of 1765

Currency act 1764

Didn't allow colonist to print their own money, limited colonial economy

Sugar acts 1764

Revenue act, taxed sugar and molasses which were used to make tea and rum opposed mainly by the wealthy

Stamp act 1765

Any paper product bought or sold had to have the revenue stamp, which was taxed

Sons of Liberty

Radical patriot group led my Sam Adams

Stamp Tax Congress

9/13 colonies sent representatives to NYC, send the list of Grievances to the King

Write or assistance

Parliament laws allowing general search of all persons suspected of smuggling, ships, houses etc

Declaratory act 1766

Parliament says they can tax the colonies whenever they wish, passed the same day the stamp act was repealed

Townshend Acts

Lowered British land tax while taxing colonists on new things, paint, lead, paper, and tea

Letters from a Pennsylvania Farmer

John Dickinsons letter attacking external taxes for the purpose of revenue

Boston Massacre 1770

Boston colonist attack and antagonize British soldiers, British soldiers kill 5 colonists

Boston Tea Party

British east India company was given a monopoly over tea and raised prices angered colonists and they dumped the tea in the water, caused the coercive acts

Coercive acta

Closed port of Boston until cost of tea was paid, closed Massachusetts government, new quartering act

Quebec act

Extended boundary of Quebec to include the Ohio Territory, Catholic Church was official church, political rights given to Catholics

First continental congress

Meets in Philadelphia 9/5/1774


All colonies except Georgia, passes embargo and boycott Great Britains products

Israel Bissel

Rode much longer than Paul revere to spread message of British coming

Second continental congress may 1775

Arrange an army lead by GW

Olive branch petition 1775

List of grievances aimed at convincing King George III the colonies quarrel was not with him but with parliament, letter was ignored by King