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British reaction: started the sugar act
colonial action: traded with France

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Cause: Olive Branch Petition sent to King George III for peace and protection from the British
Effect: Parliament's Prohibitory Act, leading to a halt in trading between Britain and the Colonies

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British Action:   Enactment of the Intolerable Acts.
Colonist Reaction: Helped rationalize the mindset that a revolution may be necessary.

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British Action: Attacked the colonists' position
Colonists Reaction: Lost Bunker Hill

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British Action: Stamp Act
Reaction: Stamp-Act Congress and boycotting of British goods. Also the formation of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty.

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Colonist Action: A colonial militia fortified Breeds Hill (Bunker Hill).
British Reaction:They attacked the colonists' position and took the hill.

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The First Continental Congress
Cause: Intolerable Acts made by the British
Effects:protest parliamentary infringements of their rights and restore relationship with crown before French and Indian War

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British action: King sent troops to put down continental rebellion.
Colonist reaction: Form militias.

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Cause: Parliament's Prohibitory Act (August 1775) - declared the colonies in rebellion, forbade all trade and shipping between Britain and colonies
Reaction: 'Common Sense' by Thomas Paine (January 1776) - persuading colonists to become independent states and break political ties with British monarchy

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British Action: The British destroyed colonial military supplies as they entered Concord
Colonial Reaction: The colonists opened fire on the British and the British army suffered around 250 causalities

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Colonist Action: First Continental Congress- boycotted British goods
reaction: led to the first battles of the Revolution

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British sent troops to invade Concord to control colonists and monitor their actions.

Revere and Dawes set out to warn the minutemen who then began to fight back against the British soldiers. This was one of the early occurrences that began the war.

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British Action: Proclamation of 1763- colonist cannot settle Ohio River Valley Colonist Reaction colonist moved into territory anyway

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British Action: Intolerable Acts

Colonist Reaction: Created the First Continental Congress-  delegates from each colony except Georgia came together to protest Parliaments passing of the acts

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Colonist Action: First Continental Congress
British Action: King's gov't declared Massachusetts to be in a state of rebellion

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British Action - The King turned down the First Continental Congress' petition and declared a state of rebellion. They also sent more troops to contain the colonists
Reaction - Violent clashes between the colonists and and British soldiers occurred beginning the American Revolution

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Colonist Action: First Continental Congress proposes measures to the king and British Parliament.

British Action: King dismisses the petitions and declares Massachusetts to be in a state of rebellion and sends more troops to put down disorders.

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British Action: Intolerable Acts-Coercive Acts, Quebec Act

Colonial Reaction: Send delegates (excluding GA) to a convention in Philadelphia (First Continental Congress)

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Cause: Colonist create The First Contintial Congress
Effect: British react by declaring Massachutes in a state of rebellion