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Year Event Description Effect on Colonies (Economic, Political, Social) Gave a sense of Unity The colonists began to feel the competence from the British Effect on England (Economic, Political, Social) Created a large Debt How it led to the American Revolution. Influenced the choice to begin taxation on the colonies
17541763
War between the French & Indians vs the British & Colonists
1763
Proclamation of 1763
Declares that colonists are not allowed to travel and settle beyond the Appalachian Mountains
The colonists were angry because the British took the colonists prize away from them
1764
Sugar Act
British began to enforce the Navigation Acts Repealed the Act Lost exports
Year
Event
Description
1765
Stamp Act
A tax that required a stamp on all legal documents and papers in the colonies
Effect on Colonies (Economic, Political, Social) Anger Colonists began to tar and feather British officials Gave a feeling of power after parliament repealed the act Formed the Stamp Act Congress
How it led to the American Revolution. Colonists will begin to protest every tax act set by the British
1765
Quartering Act
1766
Declaratory Act
Year
Event
Description
1767
Townshend Duties
A tax on tea to pay for all British officials residing in the colonies
1770
Boston Massacre
A protest to reject the Angered the colonists Townshend duties but due to possible aggression, and British uneasiness, British soldiers opened fire on the colonists
1773
Tea Act
The British East India company has the right to sell cheap tea with a tax on it
Colonists saw it as a conspiracy to remove the liberties of the colonists Refused to accept the tea
1773
The Sons of Liberty Anger because Boston dressed up as Indians, Harbor was shut down boarded British ships, Had to repay for the tea and dumped British tea into Boston Harbor
Year
Event
Description
1774
Shut down Boston Harbor Set Restrictions on town meetings British Officials in trouble go to England for Trial Quartering Act
Effect on England How it led to the American (Economic, Political, Revolution. Social) Also passed the Quebec Angered Americans act
1774
1775
First battles of the Revolution British tried to obtain and destroy the colonial gunpowder and musket supplies in Lexington and Concord
Showed that the Americans could stand their ground against the British
The British were routed First shots of the American and humiliated by the Revolution battles
Year
Event
Description
1776
Declared Washington as the General of the Army Attempted to appeal for peace
Effect on England (Economic, Political, Social) England refused and declared war on the colonies
How it led to the American Revolution. Lost the lass opportunity for peace
1776
A pamphlet written by Thomas Paine as propaganda to convince more Americans to join the Patriot cause
1776
Declaration of Independence
Document written by America was now Thomas Jefferson formally independent that formally declared from England independence from England
War is Formal