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US I Timeline (Dr. Smith's 10 am)
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American Revolution
Eventos
Boston Massacre
The First Book Published by an African American
Lexington and Concord
Committee of Safety
The Battle of Bunker Hill
Dunmore Proclamation
Washington writes a letter to Henry Lee III
Some colonies enacted laws allowing masters to use slaves as substitues for their sons in battle
A black petition was sent to the Massachusetts Counsel and House of Representatives in favor of their equality
The First Black Regiment of Rhode Island
French and Indian War
Treaty of Paris
Pontiac's Rebellion
Proclamation Line
Boston Tea Party
Lord Dunmore's War
The Continental Congress
Cherokee Indians attack
Chickamauga Wars
Northwest Indian War
Coercive/Intolerable Acts
Quebec Act
Suffolk Resolves
First Continental Congress
General Gage occupies Boston
Lexington and Concord
Mecklenburg Resolves
Dunmore's Proclamation
2nd Continental Congress, Washington made leader of the Continental Army
Common Sense pamphlet
British troops leave Boston
Declaration of Independence
NYC captured by the British
Washington's attack across the Delaware River
Philly captured by the British, Washington camps @ Valley Forge
British leave Philly to defend NYC
France joins the war
Savannah captured by the British
Spain joins the war
British take Charleston, SC
British take Camden, SC
Nathanael Greene
Battle of Yorktown, VA
British Parliament votes for peace
Treaty of Paris
Proclamation Line
Sugar Act
Currency Act
Stamp Act
Quartering Act
Declaratory Act
Townshend Acts
Restraining Act
Indemnity Act
Customs Act
Vice-Admiralty Court Act
Massachusetts Circular
4000 British soldiers sent to Boston
John Hancock's smuggling ship seized & riots break out
Secretary of State for the American Colonies appointed
Boston Massacre
Townshend Acts repealed
Rhode island colonists burn revenue ship and are charged for treason
Tea Act
Boston Tea Party
First Currency Act
Mutiny of unpaid PA soldiers
Sir Henry Clinton Proclamation
200 Black Loyalists Successfully Defend Savannah, GA
"The Book of Negroes"
Brit. Gen. Samuel Birch issued freedom to two slave who had joined the loyalist cause
The United States Congress formally excluded African Americans from military service, allowing only "free able-bodied white male citizens" to serve.
The Establishment of Freetown
Daughters of Liberty Formed
Non-importation Begins
Non-important Agreement Signed
Spinning Bees
Women's Agreement Against British Tea
Boston Coffee Party
Ladies Association of Philadelphia formed
Women Became Nurses for the Soldiers
Battle of Monmouth
Proclamation of 1763
Currency Act
Quartering Act
Townshend Revenue Act
Brits send 4000 soldiers
Boston Massacre
Quebec Act
Suffolk Resolve
Poor soldiers hired by rich
Articles of Confederation
Continental Currency Collapses
Continental Currency Printed
Saratoga
Brandywine
Battle of Wyoming
Sullivan's Campaign
Fort Wilson Riot
Períodos
Women During the Revolutionary War
