THE AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE

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REPRESENTATIVES FROM ALL THE DIFFERENT STATES

REPRESENTATIVES FROM ALL THE DIFFERENT COLONIES

REPRESENTATIVES FROM ALL THE DIFFERENT PARTIES

THE ARMED CONFLICT BETWEEN ENGLAND AND AMERICA

THE ARMED CONFLICT BETWEEN THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH OF AMERICA,

THE ARMED CONFLICT IN AMERICA BETWEEN THE LANDOWNERS AND THE SLAVES

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THE COLONIES WANTED TO BE FREE AND INDEPENDENT

THE COLONIES WANTED TO HAVE ACCESS TO THE OIL

THE COLONIES WANTED TO ESTABLISH THEIR OWN HIGHER INSTITUTIONS AND CHURCHES

THE POLITICAL PARTY LEADERS

THE POOR

THE REBELS

THE PLANTERS.

THE LANDLORDS

THE SLAVES

PARLIAMENTARY

DEMOCRATIC

CONSTITUTIONAL

PRESIDENTIAL

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

THOMAS JEFFERSON

GEORGE WASHINGTON

BENGAMIN FRANKLIN

THOMAS JEFFERSON

GEORGE WASHINGTON

ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1836 WAS SIGNED THE AGREEMENT THAT DECLARED THE OFFICIAL END OF THE WAR.

ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1903 WAS SIGNED THE PACK OF THE DOCUMENT ACCORDING TO WHICH THE OFFICIAL END OF THE WAR WAS DECLARED,

ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1783 WAS SIGNED THE TREATY THAT DECLARED THE OFFICIAL END OF THE WAR.

They organised a brilliant party after the end of the war,

They organised the uprising against the British government

They dumped ( скидати) their tea cargos into Boston harbor as  an act of protest against taxes

to entice ( заманювати )soldiers  who were mostly unexperienced young and poor men with offers of high quality of arms and a great amount of gold bounties

to entice ( заманювати )soldiers  who were mostly unexperienced young and poor men with offers of freedom of speech and a great amount of land bounties

to entice ( заманювати )soldiers  who were mostly unexperienced young and poor men with offers of cash and land bounties ( щедроти)

land and freedom to slavbes bounties

African Americans a practice that Congress had initially forbidden

French people a practice that Congress had initially forbidden

The Indians a practice that Congress had initially forbidden

the financial costs of the Anglo-French wars, in particular the Seven years War

the financial costs of the anti-slavery movement, in particular the movement of the Abolutionists

the financial costs of goods that were bought abroad, in particular tea and coffee.

The Tea Acta direct tax on tea from Britain ( previously it was a tax on clothes not products) and the colonies were considered to be subordinate to the Westminster Parliament

the Banana Act, a direct tax on vegetables only from Africa ( previously it was a tax on duties not goods) and the colonies were considered to be subordinate to the Westminster Parliament

the Sugar Act, a direct tax on goods from Britain ( previously it was a tax on duties not goods) and the colonies were considered to be subordinate to the Westminster Parliament

A company of the Parliament delegates in the Senate

A company of soldiers guardening the customs house

A company of the British politicians who declared new taxation impoased on goods

The boycott on Tea

The boycott on vegetables

The boycott on taxes