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Guns for general Washington/American revolution (King George II (His…
Guns for general Washington/American revolution
General George Washington
John Hancock
Henry Knox
King George II
His relation to the army is that he was
commanding the British trops
Born 1738
Died 1820
He was on the British side
He was on the British side because he was the king
Causes of Revalution
The Patriots felt like Britten was controlling them
Britten was taxing them and they had no say about it
The Proclamation of l763 kept them from moving on and exploring new lands
Britten passed the intolerable acts
Treaty of Paris
The Treaty Was agreements between America And Britten After the war
These are the 5 Agreements
that the Treaty
America agrees to pay all existig war debts
America is officially recolonized as a free independent nation
America will
not
punish loyalists in the colonies
Britten agrees to Remove
ALL
of it's troops from the colonies
It set new Territory boundaries for the U.S.
American Advantiges
they were defending there own land but British were not
The colonists were defending their
OWN BELIEFS
The colonists were defending their
OWN PRINCIPLES
and the British were not
The colonists had help from the French
They also had strong leadership
Important Events
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
First Continental Congress
Lexington and Concord
Second Continental Congress
