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Hollow Empire

Coined by Fred Anderson to describe the British empire; it has a lot of international control but due to its lack of internal affairs, cannot adequately govern everywhere else

Imperial Crisis

Financial constraints and political instability in Britain

1755-1764 An economic golden time that downturns at the end

7 years War

Sugar Act

1764; taxation on export of molassas and rum. An act to redefine the British Rule

Stamp Act

1765-1766; taxation of all official printed documents

Declaratory Act

1766; revokes the Stamp Act but warns 13 colonies that Britian has the right to tax in the future

Boston Tea Party

1773; East India Tea Company tea is dumped into the Boston Harbour to protest taxation and British Rule. King George III recognizes this as the start of a revolution

Coersive/ Intolerable Acts

1774;


Boston Port Act- pay back for dumped tea


Massachusetts Government Act


Administration of Justice Act


Quartering Act


Quebec Act

First Continental Congress Meeting

1774; government meet as a reaction of the Coersive Acts

Battle of Lexington and Concord

Major Thomas Gage sends troops to Lexington and Concord and are met with a battle of unordiary tactics such as using trees as shields

Second Continental Congress meeting

1775; decide to make George Washington lead the newly created army

Olive Branch Petition

1775; colonies will remain loyal but Britain has to stop his army. The official start of rebellion because King George refuses to sign

Prohibitory Act

1775; confiscates rebel territory. King George declares war

Common Sense

A book by Thomas Paine that allowed ideas to be read by everyone due to its vocabulary

Declaration of Independance

July 4 1776