| A | B |
|---|
| salutary neglect....ends? | w/ treaty of paris 1763, end of french in NA, war debt(french) eng makes col pay, cost of troops goin to NA, george III picks grenville as prime minister |
| Trade and Navegation Act 1763 | enforced in new ways |
| Proclamation of 1763 | no settlement west of App. because of Pontiac's rebellion |
| Sugar Act 1764 | tax on imported goods |
| Currency Act 1764 | no paper money for taxes, gold and silver |
| Stamp Act 1765 | taxes on newspapers, legal documents, etc |
| Cause of Am revolution | No taxation w/o representation, colonist say only colonial assemblies can tax, Parliament says they can tax anyone in the empire |
| non-compliance | dont obey stamp act |
| House of burgesses | formal protest |
| Sons of Liberty | mob violence |
| Non-importation agreement | boycott |
| Stamp Act Congress | cooperation, propaghanda, stamp act cartoon, |
| Declaratory Act 1766 | right to bind colonies is whatever case |
| Quartering Act 1765 | colonists must clothe, feed and board british troops |
| Townshend Acts 1767 | tax on British imports tea paint 1770 repealed except for tax on tea |
| Boston Massacre 1770 | 5 colonists killed by British troops |
| Patriots/Radicals | want violence, change now, T.Paine, Sam Adams, John Hancock,Patrick Henry |
| Torries/Loyalists | conservatives, no change, Lord North, George III, Hutchinson, W Franklin |
| moderates | slow peaceful, change, Edmond Barke, Pitt, Galloway, John Wentworth |
| 1772 Anouncement | royal govenors will be paid by the crown |
| Committees for Correspondence 1772 | colonies keep in touch |
| Tea Act 1773 | monopoly of tea, B East india Co. |
| Boston Tea Party 1773 | Sons of Liberty, burned ships, threw over crates |
| Intolerable Acts 1774 | Boston Port Act, port would not re-open until tea was paid for, Repressive Acts aimed at Mass, Quebec Act brought French to Eng territory |
| 1st Contintental Congress in Philly | Passed Declaration of Rights and Grievances, formed "The Association", return May 10, 1776 if objects not met |
| Lexington and Concord | preliminary conflict, minute men |
| Advantages to Eng/Am | stronger navy, organized, experienced, better weapons, more skilled-----know the land, only have to defend |
| 2nd Continental Congress | May 10, 1776, organized army, adopted decl of indep,drew up olive branch, directed war until Articles were ratified, Hancock pres? |
| Bunker Hill june 1775 | Boston Mass Ethan Allen, Benedict Arnold, Birt would not retreat, Am seized hill |
| Invasion of Canada | Montogomery assault fails |
| Charleston | am won |
| Dorchester Heights 1776 | Am won, Torries shipped to Canada |
| Thomas Paine | writes common Sense inspires soldiers |
| Declaration of Independance | Jefferson |
| Locke and Rousseau | Revolution modeled after their ideals about govt |
| L.I. and White Plains | Brit won |
| Trenton & Princeton 1776 1777 | Wash, Am won |
| Saratoga oct 17 1777 | Wash Won, turning point |
| Treaty of commerce and alliance | ?????? |
| France | Ally, Rochombeau yorktown, de Grasse def cornwallis at yorktown |
| Brandywine and Germantown 1777 | washington defeated |
| Valley Forge 1777 | washington camps, horrible witnter |
| Monmouth NJ 1778 | hessians deserted, indecisive |
| West | ?????????? |
| Bonhomme Richard vs. Serapis | rev??? |
| Charleston 1780 | capt by Brit |
| Guerilla War | am style, quick, unannounced, militia style etc |
| Yorktown 1781 | Cornwallis defeated |
| Washington vs. gage howe clinton | ?????????? |
| Arnold | traitor, sells out to British |
| Treaty of Paris 1783 | ends Revolution, Am won |
