Problems and Declaration of Independence
British or America
Why was it important
The Treaty of Paris 1783
Loyalists & Patriots and Main Battles
100

Massive War Debt

A problem colonists faced after the war.

100

One of British's Weaknesses

Fought far from home.

100

It caused a rebel group “The Sons of Liberty” to rebel dumping 92,000 pounds of British tea into the harbor.

Boston Tea Party

100

Favored Americans working out debt owed to British creditors.

The 5th term

100

January 17, 1781

The battle of Cowpens happened.

200

The Resolution of Independence

A part of the declaration of Independence.

200

One of British's strengths

Had the best military in the world.

200

It could be used as propaganda for the colonist and a reason to wage war on the british.

Boston Massacre

200

Favored the Americans as independence was the main goal of revolution.

The 1st term

200

September 19 to October 7, 1777

The Battle of Saratoga

300

Interstate Trade Wars

A problem colonists faced after the war.

300

One of British's Strenghts

Navy dominated the seas.

300

Without it, an average person would have to pay much more

The stamp act

300

Benefited Americans through giving fair treatment to Americans who were loyal to the British.

The 6th term

300

September 29 to October 19, 1781

The Battle of Yorktown

400

The List of Grievances

Part of the declaration of Independence.

400

One of America's strengths

They fought to be free.

400

It demanded compensations for rebelling which greatly made the Americans more unhappy and want independence.

The Coercive Acts

400

Benefited the Americans, through opening up the Mississippi River to navigation for American citizens.

The 4th term

400

Vandalized loyalists’ properties

Patriots

500

The Preamble and Natural Rights

Part of the Declaration of Independence.

500

One of America's weaknesses

Had no money.

500

It taxed british goods brought to the colonies.

The Townshend Acts

500

Favored the Americans by granting them access to waters off the British Canadian coastline for fishing rights and boats.

The 3rd term

500

Decided not to commit crimes and escape Britain, instead staying with the king.

Loyalists