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a war fought between Britain and France that involved Native American aid (mostly aid to the French) over the Ohio River Valley

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A plan developed by Ben Franklin that pushed the thirteen colonies to join together over a unified government to unite against Britain. The colonist rejected it because they preferred individual power to the colonies.

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a tax passed by the British that taxed all printed materials in the American Colonies

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ended the French and Indian War. It resulted in all of France's American territories being forfeited.

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a war started by the Indians against the British near the Great Lakes in response to the British winning the French and Indian War.

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an imaginary line drew on top of the Appalachian Mountains drawn by King George III that restricted American Colonization to the west of the mountains.

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Created to voice the idea of no taxation without representation. It consisted of 27 delegates from 9 different colonies that met to discuss their next plan of action.

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a series of acts passed by Great Britain to the colonies. They taxed items such as glass, paint, paper, tea and lead. It fueled the anger of America's taxation without representation.

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a skirmish that broke or between a group of American colonists and British customs house guards. This fight was a result from pent up anger colonists felt due to unfair taxation.

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acted as catalyst to the Boston Tea Party. It created a high tax on imported British tea to the colonies

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a political protest by the Sons of Liberty because they believed Britain was unfairly taxing them to pay for the French & Indian War.

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a series of oppressive laws passed by the British as punishment for the Americans after the Boston Tea Party.

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First Continental Congress (Sept 5,1774 - Oct 26 1774)

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First Continental Congress (Sept 5,1774 - Oct 26 1774)

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13 delegates from each colony (excluding Georgia) met to discuss the Coercive acts in Philadelphia.

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Battle of Lexington and Concord (April 19, 1775)

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Battle of Lexington and Concord (April 19, 1775)

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the first official battle between the English and the colonies during the Revolutionary War.

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Second Continental Congress (May 10, 1775)

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Second Continental Congress (May 10, 1775)

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13 delegates from each colony met together right after the start of the revolution to discuss the future.

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a battle between the British and Americans which resulted in an American loss. However, there were many British casualties and the battle was a confidence booster for America.

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Declaration of Independence (July 4, 1776)

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Declaration of Independence (July 4, 1776)

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A statement formulated by the second congressional congress and written by Thomas Jefferson that declared America independence from Great Britain.

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A pivotal battle in which Washington and his troops crossed the icy Delaware River and fought off Hessian troops. Gave the colonists hope and boosted moral.

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this was the turning point of the revolutionary war. This American victory convinced France to join forces with America, resulting in America winning the war.

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a treaty between the British and Americans that officially ended the Revolutionary War