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The point of Common Sense was to convince the Americans to declare independence from Britain . -
A European cultural development that focused on reason, individualism. This impacted politics and science.
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This war gave the British a bunch of territory in North America. The war ended by the treaty of Paris. This war ultimately led to the American Revoultion
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A tax on American colonies. -
An American political organization to fight against British rule and taxes. They would boycott, protest, and sometimes get violent -
British laws that placed taxes on imported goods to american colonies. Trying to pay for british troops and administration. the colonists felt attacked and like this was against their rights and protested -
Where several hundred chests of tea were thrown into the Boston Harbor. The American people were protesting taxation on tea. -
A protest in which colonists dumped 340 chests of tea into the Boston Harbor. -
Delegates from 12 of the 13 American colonies. This was a response to the Boston Tea Party. They then outlined a boycott of British trade. -
British troops were sent to end colonial rule and detain leaders. This war started the conflict between the American colonies and Britain -
A British victory, but it showed the colonists' ability to fight. -
A final attempt to truce by the Americans to Britain to dodge war. -
Document that established the functions of the government of the US after declaring independence.
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An agreement during the constitutional convention that enforced representation for each state in Senate -
The Constitution's first 10 amendments.