The Seven Years War and The American Revolution Courtesy to Andrew Yan

French Expedition into the Ohio Valley 1749 Second French Expedition into Ohio Valley 1752 Enter Geroge Washington October 1753 Battle of Jumonville Glen May 25th of 1754 British Attack on Fort Duquesne June 1755 War Declared between British and French May 1756 Tides Turn for the British 1785 Treaty of Paris 1763 Pontiac's Rebellion Spring of 1763 The signing of the Royal Proclamation of 1763 1766 Sugar Act 1764 Currency Act 1764 Quartering Act 1765 Stamp Act 1765 Enter "The Sons of Liberty" 1765 Enter Charles Townshend 1766 The Townshend Duties 1767 The Boston Massacre March 5th of 1770 The Tea Act 1773 Boston Tea Party December 16th of 1773 The Intolerable Acts 1773 Enter Lord North 1770 The Revolutionary War Begins Seige on Boston Battle of Bunkerhill June 19th of 1775 British Retreat March 19th of 1776 Start of the Second Contiental Congress May 10th of 1775 Draft of Declaration of Independence July 4th of 1776 Lost of New York to British August 1776 Publication of Common Sense by Thomas Paine December 1776 Crossings of Delaware December 25th of 1776 The Battle of Saratoga September 19th of 1777 Enter Baron von Steuben February 23rd of 1778 Alliance with Spain and Netherlands Battle at Yorktown 1781 British Alliances The Second Treaty of Paris September 3rd of 1783 The Articles of Confederation March 1st of 1781 Enter Richard Henry Lee June 7 of 1776 Olive Brach Petition July 5th of 1775 Virginia Plan May 29th of 1787 New Jersey Plan June 15th of 1787 The Connecticut Compromise June 16th of 1787 Three Fifth Compromise 1787 New time period The French and Indian War Albany Congress June 18th to July 11th of 1754 Royal Proclamation of 1763 The American Revolution Geroge Grenville's Policies First Continental Congress Phase 1: The Northern Campaign Attack on Canada Phase 2: New York and Pennsyalvia Phase 3: The Southern Strategy The Constitutional Convention Shays' Rebellion