French and Indian War
why did the french & India war
started(happen)
Conflict between Britain and France over North American territory
what year did it take place on
16 December 1773
who diclare the indeppendes
the U.S
when did the prist continental Congress happen
in 1774
when did the Lexington and Concord happen
april 19,1775
who were involved apart from the indigenous people and the French
the British
what cause the boston tea party
it was cause by a protest against taxation without representation and the perceived monopoly of the East India Company
against whom the 13 colonies declared their independence
to the British
what happen in the first Continental congress
there was a meeting of delegates from twelve of the thirteen colonies to discuss the British government's actions and policies
who coused the Lexington and Concord
the rising tension between the British and Americans colonists
what was the economic situation in Britain after the French and Indian War?
£75 million to £135 million in debit
who had guns
the British solders
who was chosen to be the leader
Thomas Jefferson.
how many colonist were in the British soldiers side
almost no one
how many people died in the Lexington and Concord
49 colonist and 73 British soldiers
who own the war
the Britains
who were masacred
five colonists
who were involed
the committee of five delegates
what was the cause of the first continental congress
the Intolerable Acts
who won between the British and colonist in Lexington and Concord
the colonists
what was the impact for the british
the British when The British end up paying taxes because they ended up in poverty
what happen in the Boston tea party
colonist protested against the tea act of 1773 which they believe violated their rights
In what year was the US declared independence?
July 4, 1776
who won in the Continental Congress
there was no winner
why did the British and the colonist stared the Lexington and Concord
it stared because of the intents of the British to seize colonial military supplies in conrd, leading to armed resistance by the colonists