The document outlines several key events that led to the American Revolutionary War. It describes the French and Indian War from 1743 to 1754 over control of the New World between the French and English. It then discusses the Stamp Act of 1765 that taxed printed materials and outraged colonists, the Boston Massacre of 1770 when British soldiers fired on colonists, the Boston Tea Party of 1773 where colonists dressed as Native Americans dumped tea ships as a protest against British taxes, and the Intolerable Acts of 1774 where the king imposed new laws on the colonists in response to the Tea Party that restricted colonial freedoms.

1. Road To WarCreated by: Elvin Grullon, MichajaMacintosch, ShuranRathour.

2. THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR MAY 28, 1743 - 1754. The French and Indian war. The French and English were fighting over the New World.

3. Stamp ActIn 1765-1766 colonists have to pay money for printed materials. The colonists were outraged. They boycotted British goods.

4. Boston Massacre In 1770 the colonists had to pay taxes. They have to pay for glass ,lead, paper, and tea. So the colonists threw snowballs at the British soldiers. The soldiers fired at the colonist. Five of the colonists died.

5. Boston Tea PartyIn 1773 Americans tea was taxed. British tea wasn’t taxed. The Americans dress themselves as Native Americans and went to the Harbor. They poured the tea into Boston Harbor. The teawas worth three million dollars.

6. Intolerable Acts In 1774 the colonists destroyed the tea that was worth 3 million dollars so the king made new laws.The Boston harbor was closed. British soldiers moved in the colonists’ houses. The colonists lost their freedom.