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War between Great Britain and France, France gave up all territories and land in mainland North america, was a huge victory for Britain. Britain and the colonists were benefited from major territory gains in North America. Also Britain expected the colonists even though the taxes were increased

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This act required the colonists to pay a tax and it was represented by a stamp, on different forms of papers, newspapers, documents, and playing cards "no taxation without representation"

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This act was created to make the spread of British tea more powerful in the colonies allowing them to sale the tea in the American colonies. Colonial ports disagree to handle the British tea

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This was a political protest, we're over a million dollars of tea were destroyed which creates a strong reaction by Britain and the citizens

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Establish Justice,  provide the common defense, helped the general Welfare, and secure the Liberty to ourselves, and establish this Constitution for the United States

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Established the functions of the national government of the United States after it declared independence from Great Britain.

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It was the new set up for a new government by the French Revolution, it was created for the injustices of the tax policy

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Bastille Day ( Storming the Bastille ) -1789

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Bastille Day ( Storming the Bastille ) -1789

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One of the prison in the east side of Paris was attacked by an massive and aggressive mob,
which converted the prison a symbol of monarchy's dictatorial.

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The Declaration of the Rights of Man of the Citizen-1789

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The Declaration of the Rights of Man of the Citizen-1789

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Stated that all people were equal before the law (although women were not granted equal rights), granted freedom of speech, press and religion also protected citizens against arbitrary arrest and imprisonment

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Haiti is located on the island of Hispaniola in the Caribbean. Over 100,000 slaves revolt.
-Toussaint L'Ouverture emerged as the leader of the revolt
-Became a skilled general and diplomat

-Captured the island and freed all of the African slaves

-Betrayed and captured by the French

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The massive execution and killing of people who were suspects of being against the revolution

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-Becomes independent in 1804

- First black colony to free itself

from European control
-The establishment of an independent country founded and governed by former slaves

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-Argentina got this independence from Spain
-This was a result of the Argentine War occurred
-Forces from Argentine against royalist forces loyal to Spain
-It is considered the first successful revolution in the Spanish-American Wars of Independence.

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It was with the purpose of breaking ties between the general capital of Venezuela and the Spanish empire, so that way they could become independent.

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Battle of Waterloo and Napoleon Exiled to St. Helena- 1815

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Battle of Waterloo and Napoleon Exiled to St. Helena- 1815

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Napoleon was exiled to St.Helena after he lost against the British in the Battle of Helena. He also escaped from his exile from Elba

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- Movement started by Miguel Hidalgo, Jose Maria Morelos, and finished by Augustin de

Iturbide
- Napoleon's conquest of Spain was the spark for independence in the colony of New Spain , as Mexico was known at the time.

-Mexico was a Spanish colony with a mixture of creoles, peninsulares, Indians, and people of mixed race

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Occurred with the purpose to achieve and capture Confederate capital of Richmond, Virginia, through the Virginia Peninsula between the James and York rivers.