The Timeline of the Revolution

The French and Indian War fought from 1753 to 1763

• Involed George Washington, Ben Franklin, General Braddock, William Pitt
• The War was fought, because the colonists needed more land for farming
• It is important today, because it helped the colonists gain more land

Pontiac's War fought in May 1763 to Fall 1764

• Involved Pontaic, British, Ottawa Nation
• It was fought, because of the same reason as the F&I war
• The war was fought with Pontaic forming an alliance with several natives
• While the colonists having many more forces even killing innccents  

The Proclamation of 1763

• Involved the British and the Colonists
• It was made, because Britian wanted to avoid further wars with Natives
• The colonists believed they had the right to colonise wherever they want
• The Proclamation was hard to enforce thanks to the Colonists'  protest

The Sugar Act in 1764

• It involved the British, Sugar, and the Colonists
• The act was Made, because he put a duty on several products
• Some of the products include molasses and plenty more
• The Colonial sumlgerrs protested, since this was considered punishment

The Quartering Act in 1765

• The act involved the british red coats and the colonists
• The was made, because they wanted to enforce the proclamation of 1763
• This act required that the colonists quarter 10,000 soldiers into the colon
• The colonists angrily protest saying that this once again violated their r 

The Stamp Act in 1765 to 1766

• Involved Patrick Henry, British, and Colontists
• The act was made, because of the colonists paying the F&a War
• This act required thaat colonists buy special tax stamps on written product
• Within the act's lifespan, Patrick Henry made was famous speech attacking l
• The colonists stimlated, made petitions and boycotts againist the act

The Boston Massacre in 1770

• Involved British Redcoats, Colonists, and John Adams
• The massacre were fought, because of  the colonists ranted against the tea 

The Boston Massacre in 1770

• Involved British Redcoats, Colonists, and John Adams
• The massacre were fought, because of  the colonists ranted against the tea
• A angry mob of workers and sailors surronded redcoats shouting at them 
• The soldiers fired at the crowd, this fall fueled the country's freedom 

The Committes of Correspondence

• Involved Samuel Adams, John Adams, and committes
• The Committees were made, because it kept the colonists informed of BritishT
• The committes grew to other colonies writting pamphelts and letters to each
• The commities helped unite the colonies togther 

The Tea Act in 1773

• Involved British Parliament, Sons of Liberty, Thomas Hutchinson
• The act was made, because it would help the British India Company
• In response the Sons of Liberty dumped several piles of tea   
• They dressed up as native americans and destroyed 942 pounds of Tea

Common Sense in 1776

• Involved Thomas Paine, King Geogre the III, amd George Washington
• The Document was made, because helped stimulate broad support for freedom
• The document ridculed the idea of being ruled by kings
• The document said that the colonists should govern themselves
• This inspired the colonists  chaning the minds of men in the colonies

The End