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The ending battle of the Seven Year War in North America, With the help of the British, the Indians, and the British Empire were able to take full control over most of the French territory in the New World at the time.

This is seen as the real fight over who would hold power/influence over the New World. Soon after the war, America was created, with this war being the way America was able to branch off and become a significant chunk of Great Britain

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(I just added all the acts together into this one part since they lasted throughout the entirety of the American Revolution)

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With the amount of debt that Great Britain had gained from the Seven Years' War, the British made several acts over time to slowly pay off the debt by brutally taxing American settlers, the certain acts consisted of:

Currency Act (September 1, 1764): An act that entirely restricted any American from issuing money

Sugar Act (April 5, 1764): The act that heavily taxed sugar (along with syrup)

Quartering Acts (May 17, 1765): The act forcing Americans to home British soldiers at any time

Stamp Act (May 22, 1765): An act that heavily taxed printed materials

Tea Act (May 10, 1773): An act that heavily taxed tea (to save Great Britain's bankrupt tea companies)

Intolerable Acts (May 20-25, 1774): The act made to rip Americans of their own rights and freedoms

All of these acts you can say steamed the tea kettle and started the American Revolution as a whole, as they practically made living in America unsurvivable from the uncomfortable political force and the brutal taxing on almost every method of life

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A riot that started as a street brawl between a handful of American patriots throwing stones at a lone British soldier slowly turned into a very gruesome public shooting, with nine British soldiers shooting at a crowd of over 300-400 people without orders for being "harassed", in which after the shooting all soldiers were arrested and put on trial for the death of 5 Americans (With only 2 out of the 9 that attacked the crowded were found guilty for manslaughter)

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The Boston Tea Party (December 16, 1773)

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The Boston Tea Party (December 16, 1773)

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The entire rebellion was America's response to the Tea Act earlier in the year in May, with over 100 American colonists dressing as Native Americans and hurling huge crates of tea from Britain's recent shipments into the Boston Harbor. It was later figured out that it was organized by a group called "The Sons of Liberty"

After this outburst, the British soon retaliated by making the Intolerable Acts and the complete shutdown of Boston Harbour

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First Continental Congress (September 5, 1774)

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First Continental Congress (September 5, 1774)

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Around the midpoint of the American Revolution, a meeting was held for the first time between the representatives of each American colony, to address their worries and displeasure with the British government

This meeting is mostly overlooked compared to the Second Continental Congress as the Second was really when the Declaration of Independence was made, but it laid the building blocks up to the American Revolutionary War, so it's seen as a significant piece