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The Proclamation of 1763 was issued by King George III in October of 1763. This prohibited any of the colonists from settling past the Appalachian Mountains. This angered the colonists because they were not able to expand westward. The colonists were upset with this because a lot of the wealthy had invested in land in the west past the Appalachian Mountains.

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The Sugar Act was put into effect by the British the ease their relations with the colonists. This angered the colonists because they now had to pay even more money which would be going to the British. The colonists would try to smuggle in molasses into the colonies.

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The Currency Act was passed by the British parliament in 1764 which banned paper money from being used in the colonies. This limited what the colonists could buy and any money that the had was useless to them and they would have to use British regulated money. The British did this trying to strip the colonists of their wealth. This caused the colonists to struggle to buy things such as food with the new British currency.

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The Quartering Act passes by the British Parliament which forced the American colonies to provide enough housing for all of the British troops. Not only did it require them to provide housing but also food which the British was not paying back to them in any way. Not only would the colonists have to welcome the British troops into their homes but also into public buildings. The colonists were angry because not only did the British have so much control over them but now they were forced to have British troops live in their house and have to provide for them.

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The Stamp Act was put into effect by the British in February of 1765. This act was imposed on any sort of paper. This angered the colonists because they were already paying taxes to the British and now they were paying even more taxes and things like playing cards were even taxed. This caused the colonists to go to Boston in hopes to stop the taxes and the colonists were chanting "No taxation without representation".

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As the colonists voiced that they did not like the Stamp Act. As a result of the American colonists being angered by all of the taxes and acts that were being passed by the British Parliament the colonists decided to boycott all British made goods. In March of 1766 the British Parliament resolved the Stamp Act but the same day put the Declaratory Act into effect. This meant that the British had complete control over all of the colonies.

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The Townshend Act was another tax that the British had put on the colonists. Anything that was imported into the colonies would be taxed. The colonists were upset and this led to them boycotting British goods with the exception of a few things that were necessities.

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The Boston Massacre was a result of 2,000 British troops trying to enforce the previous acts places on the colonists such as the stamp and Townshend acts. It was common for the colonists to vandalize British shops and so one day a group of colonists were attacking some British and this laid the ground fro the Boston Massacre. The massacre started when British troops shot some colonists while they were being harassed. The colonists retaliated with an attack and this led to the whole massacre.

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The Tea Act had allowed the British to tax all tea that the colonists drank which was a large sum. This caused the colonists to boycott the the British tea company, British East India Company. The colonists began to smuggle tea into the colonies from the Dutch which caused the British tea company to have an abundance of tea. Since the colonists were no longer buying tea from the British the British tea company eventually hit bankruptcy.

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The Intolerable Acts were a series of acts the the British had imposed in order to keep their power over the colonists. A major part of this act was that it did strip the colonists of their right to have local meetings. Many colonists such as Thomas Jefferson had claimed that these acts were to be voided as they were not pertaining to America. This had angered the colonists because they did not have any voice in anything that the British was doing and there was no way that they were able to stop it

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The battles of Lexington and Concord were the first battles of the American Revolution. Both of these battles took place on April 19, 1775.