The document summarizes several key events leading up to the American Revolution, including the Stamp Act which taxed printed materials angering colonists, the Sugar Act which taxed tea, the Boston Massacre where British soldiers killed colonists, the Boston Tea Party where colonists dumped tea as a protest, and the Intolerable Acts where the King closed Boston Harbor and imposed strict rules on colonies in response to the tea dumping.

1. Road ToThe American Revolution By Shally Singh, Felipe Lopez, and Nicholas Ranjitsingh

2. Stamp Act King George put a tax on printed materials. The colonists started boycotting British goods. The colonists were very angry at king George’s taxes. The stamp act started on 1765-1766

3. Sugar Act This act is about sugar. In the sugar act king George put taxes on tea. The colonists dressed up as as native Americans and dumped the tea.

4. The Boston Massacre In 1770 the colonists were throwing rocks and snowballs at the British soldiers in Boston. Five colonist died and seven were wounded. The king repealed all the taxes except. tea.

5. Boston Tea Party In 1773 colonists dressed up as Native Americans and dumped the tea in the Boston harbor. The colonists told the King that it is unfair. The king became angry that they dumped the tea so he made them pay for the tea.

6. Intolerable Acts In 1774 the King closed Boston Harbor and people were out of work. The King made rules in Boston and 13 colonies. One rule was to pay 3 million dollars for the ruined tea.