American Revolutions VCE
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What was the French and Indian War?
A conflict fought between the British and French over territory in the Ohio River Valley, from 1754 to 1763.
Who were the Native Americans in the context of the French and Indian War?
Indigenous peoples who fought on both sides of the French and Indian War.
What was the 7 Years War?
A larger conflict in Europe that resulted from the French and Indian War.
Who started the French and Indian War?
George Washington, who initiated it at Jumonville Glen in May 1754.
What region was a primary point of contention in the French and Indian War?
The Ohio River Valley.
October 1763
Royal Proclomation Act
February 1763
Treaty Of Paris 1763
April 1764
Sugar Act
September 1764
Currency Act
22 March 1765
Stamp Act
October 1765
Stamp Act Congress, passes the declaration of rights and greivances
24 March 1765
Quartering Act
1766
Repeal of the Stamp Act and the Declaratory Act
1767
Townshend Duties, Letter from a farmer
1768
Sam Adams Circular letter, troops sent to Boston and the Seizure of the liberty
5 March 1770
Boston Massacre, 5 dead, Captain Thomas Preston
November 1772
Samuel Adams form the committees of Correspondence in Boston
1772
Burning of the Gaspee
10 May, 1773
Tea Act
16 December 1773
Boston Tea Party, 342 chest of tea from three ships dumped into ocean by sons of Liberty
March-June 1774
Boston Port Act, Massachusetts Government Act, Administration of Justice Act, Quartering Act, Quebec Act
September 1774
Powder Alarms
September to October 1774
First Continental Congress, Drafts Articles of COnfederation, adoption of the suffolk resolves, the declaration of rights, creation of the committees of observation and enforcement for the non importation agreements
19 april 1775
Battles of Lexington and congress, 250+ British casualties
10 May 1775
Second Continental congress convenes, Americans take Ft. Ticonderoga with Benedict Arnold and Green Mountain Boys
17 June 1775
Battle of Bunker Hill, 1000+ british casulaties compared to Patriots 450
January 10 1776
Common sense
June 1776
Foltilla of 30 war ships, 40,000 soldiers arrive in New York
4th July 1776
Declaration of independence