The Road to Revolution

This agreement ended the French and Indian War

This settled the issue of representation in the US government

He played an integral part in securing France's help in fighting the British

The British policy towards the colonies' operations prior to the French and Indian War was

This was series of essays that were printed to persuade states to adopt the new US Constitution

This was what the anti-Federalists wanted most in order to ratify the new Constitution

Wrote an influential essay arguing for natural rights and the responsibilities of government.

Paul Revere dramatized this event with his engraving which was printed throughout the colonies

This rebellion showed the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation

He was the founder of a states' rights party known as the Democratic-Republicans

The Committees of Correspondence...

They spearheaded an economic protest by producing manufactured goods for the colonists

He is considered the author of the Declaration of Independence

Pamphlet by Thomas Paine that inspired many colonists to side with the independence movement

Frenchmen whose writings introduced the concept of "separation of powers" in government

Agreement that gave America control to all land east of the Mississippi River and ended the war

Winter camp where American forces bonded and learned from French allies under harsh conditions

Why did Great Britain issue the Proclamation of 1763?

The Proclamation of 1763 forbade...

To pay for the debt of the French and Indian War the British passed this tax on all paper goods

This radical group was the cause of many riots throughout the colonies

This war made Great Britain the strongest European power in Colonial North America

American victory over the British that convinced the French American could win

Final battle of the Revolutionary War where Lord Cornwallis was forced to surrender

Led a daring assault on Christmas Day in 1776 across the Delaware River