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The Boston tea party was an American patriot protest against taxation without representation. They threw 342 chests into the Boston harbor. It was important because it resulted influenced the Revolutionary War, and American Revolution. -
The battles of Lexington and Concord were started by 700 Britain troops to steal the other sides (the colonial army) supplies. This was the beginning of the American Revolution hence its importance. -
These battle were the first of the American Revolution. It was between Great Britain and the 13th colonies. The fist shots were at Lexington and only lasted a short while. It’s important becasue nit marked the start of the war. -
This was a document that held information on why the colonies wanted independence, the rights they had, and more. It was important because it influenced democratic states, brought the colonies independence, and influenced others to do it as well. -
This was an intense part of the war for the colonial army. They faced a serious lack of food, storage, and clothing. They also struggled with major sickness and death. This was important because it was a huge turning point in the war. -
The ratification was started 1777, but because of disagreements it took four years to be finished. The last state to sign off was Maryland. It was the first form of the constitution for the country. It's important because it allowed them to win the war by forming alliances, it was the starting point for the next constitution, and it allowed for the creation of a new government. -
This was a siege that ended with Britain surrendering to America and the French. It signified the last large land battle in the American Revolution, and Britain recognizing America as independent. It’s important due to the fact it was a turing point in the war because it weakened Britain and raised American morale. -
This was when the constitution was signed. Only nine out of 13 needed to sign it to make being it into effect. Each state decided on their choice on separate days. This was important because it was what set up our new government and replaced the articles of confederation. -
This was when George Washington was unanimously elected president. He by the electoral college. This is important because it signified the start of the executive branch. -
This was when George Washington announced his choice to not be president for a third term. A key point he mentioned was that he wanted the people to stop fighting with the other countries. This was important because it shaped the future decisions made by the following government officials. -
This was the presidential election between Jefferson and Adams. The election resulted in Adams losing the role to Jefferson., and it was the first peaceful transition of power. This date was mainly significant because of that transition alone. -
It s the first court case that the Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional. It’s important because it resulted in the concept of judicial review