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Late 1600s-1700s

-England far from colonies in America

-Britain gave 13 American colonies lots of freedom

-Britain wanted control again

-First real battle

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1754-1763

-Started Britain & France

-American taking lots of land

-Collided in Ohio river valley

-Britain won war

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1763

-American settlers

-American colonies travel

-Tension

-Disturbance

-Independance

-Conflict with Native Americans

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1764

-Happened because of 7 year war/smuggling

-Intention of raising money from taxes

-American not happy of Britain taking credit

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1765

-Wars not cheap

-7 year war

-Taxes 13 colonies

-People revolted

-Publicly humiliating

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1765-1776

-Tax news paper dice

-Group being formed

-Take liberty

-War between English colonist & English

-Colonists scared, but celebrated

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June 29th, 1767

-British control

-Tax on glass

-Boy cotted

-Protest

-People taxed

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October 20th, 1768

-Evacuated people

-Trapped the residents

-Residents mad

-Rushing for British housing

-Made a solution overtime

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March 5th 1770

-Growing tension between Boston colonists & English parliament

Killing 5 Bostonians

-Angry mob

-Fueled anger

-Revolt 13 colonies

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May 10th, 1773

-Financial troubles

-Debt

-Tax items

-No need for American merchants

-Colonists tired boycotting

-Throwing 19,000 chests of tea into the ocean

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1773

-Throw 322 chests of tea into the harbor

-Protest

-Declaration of independence later following in 1776

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1774

-US try to get back

-Quartering act

-Petition to stop

-Madness and later colonist

-Spark new resistance

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1774

-Intolerable Acts, series of laws

-2nd continental Congress result of the first

-Englishmen should have same right/regulations

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April 18th 1775

-Storing weapons

-700 British troops

-Attempt to end colonial hostility

-Shot fired, war began

-Aid the militia

-Force British to retreat