SAC 1 timeline of events Flashcards by Georgia Machar

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February 1763

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End of the french and indian war

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February 1763

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Start of the proclamation act

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May 1763

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Pontiac’s rebellion

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April 1764

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Sugar act established

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March 1765

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Stamp act established

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August 1765

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Quartering act established

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October 1765

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Sons of liberty

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October 1765

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Stamp act congress in new york

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February 1766

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Repeal of the stamp act

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March 1766

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Declaratory act established

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June 1767

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Townshend duties established

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March 1770

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Boston massacre

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November 1772

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Samuel adams established and begins the committees of correspondence

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December 1773

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Tea act established

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December 1773

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Boston tea party

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December 1773

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Boston tea party

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March 1774

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Coercive acts established

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September 1774

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First continental congress held

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April 1775

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Paul revers midnight ride

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April 1775

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Battle at lexington concord

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May 1775

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The second continental congress held

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July 1775

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George washing appointed commander in chief

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July 1775

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The battle of bunker hill

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January 1776

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Thomas paine publishes common sense

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July 1776

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Declaration of independence made public