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-Bunker Hill:
Blockaded in Boston by American militia, the British attempted to break the siege at Breed's Hill and Bunker Hill, losing 230 men during the offensive. The American cause then won one of its first martyrs, the doctor Joseph Warren, killed by the British in their last attack.
-Trenton:
Driven from New York by the British, Washington and his army moved to New Jersey. A few months later they crossed the Delaware River (as Trumbull's oil painting shows) to assault a British garrison at Trenton, made up of German mercenaries who surrendered after a brief fight.
-Yorktown:
In September 1781, learning that the main British army, under Cornwallis, had massed at Yorktown, Washington established a siege on the site with the French general Rochambeau. Cornwallis's surrender marked the effective end of the war.
- Peace and resignation:
On September 3, 1783, the final peace treaty between Great Britain and the United States was signed in Paris.

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Benjamín Franklin, George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson.

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- Republican ideas materialize.
- There is a first successful process of decolonization.
- reaffirm individual political rights.
- Consolidate the political role of the bourgeoisie.
- Specify the ideal of a constitution.

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- The 7 years war:
American colonists participated in the fight against French possessions in Canada and Louisiana.
-The Boston Massacre:
It ended with the murder of several colonists by British troops. The settlers demanded the elimination of the new taxes.
-The closure of the port of Boston and the prohibition of the right of assembly:
Decreed by the British, after some settlers, disguised as indigenous people, threw the cargo of tea from several ships into the sea.

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The road that led to the American Revolution did not happen overnight. It took several years and many events to push the colonists to a point where they wanted to fight for their independence.