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limited the power of the king and gave the 

basic rights to the English settlers. 

The first permanent English settlement   in 

North America Located in Virginia.Lead by John 

Rolf And John Smith.Their cash crop was 

tabcco

First representative assembly in North  

America,located in James Town,Virgina

Established the idea of SelfGoverment and 

majority rule.

Democratic society,economy fishing,Building 

Purtin,All about the town, Public schools 

religious freedom,Governor appointed by the 

king.

Melting pot of religion and culture,expand 

trade,religious and political freedom,and 

Quaker, governor appointed by the king, cash 

crop (Tobacco),and shipbuilding 

Have to be white to vote,cash crops,all 

farming,and slavery,trade and   agriculture, 

Anglicans,Governor appointed by the king, and  

shipbuilding   

French and Britain,and the Indians all fought 

over the same land                                      

A treaty from Britain to give Britain all land 

east of the Mississippi river

Proclamation of 1763 prohibited the colonist 

not to go west past the Appalachan mountains

Law passed by parliament in 1764 that 

replaced a tax on sugar,molasses and other 

sugar products.

A law passed by parliament in 1765 that 

required the colonies to house and supply 

british soldiers.

Law passed by parliament that required all 

legal and commercial document to carry an 

official stamp showing a tax has ben paid.

Law passed by Parliament in 1767 that taxed 

goods brought to the british colonies.

British red coats killed 5 colonist

The dumping of 342 chests of tea into the 

boston harbor.

Series of laws enacted by Parliament in 1774 

to punish Ma colonist for the boston tea party.

It was the first military engagements of 

American Revolutionary War.

Assembled freedom and independence of the 

13 colonies

Marked the end of the hard fought Saratoga 

and the turning point in the American 

Revolution.

 Battle of Yorktown, own in 1781 was a 

decisive victory by a combined assault of 

American forces and French forces over a 

British Army 

was an agreement among the 13 founding 

states that legally established the United 

States of America as a confederation of 

sovereign states and served as its first 

constitution

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