Imperial Wars and Colonial Protest 

 The French and Indian War

 The Road to Revolution

 The Road to Revolution

England - France - Spain 

French and Indian War - First World War 

Intercolonial - Taxes 

Conquering Canada - Peace of Paris - Land Changes 

British Own Seas and North America - Attitude Towards British 

Low Respect for Colonists - Unable and Unwilling 

Proud of Record - Not Impressed With British 

Colonial Policies Tighten - Costly Wars - Paid by Taxes 

 Chief Pontiac Hates Westward Expansion - British Forces Sent

You Shall Not Pass 

Justified vs. Threat to Liberty 

Taxation 

Tax on Foreign Goods - Stop Smuggling - Crown Judge 

 Food and Housing for Soliders 

Anything Printed - Sons and Daughters of Liberty - Boycott 

Right To Tax 

Tea, Glass, Paper - Search for Smuggled Goods - No Assembly 

 Five Killed - John Adams - Samuel Adams

Committees of Correspondence 

Customs Ship 

Boycott Tea - British Lower Prices - Still Don't Buy - Destroy Shipment 

Close Boston Harbor - Reduce Local Government - Lose Jurisdiction - Quartering

Roman Catholic - No Representative Government - Take Ohio Land 

Washingtion - Jefferson - Franklin - Adams 

 French Building Many Forts - George Washingon

 Administration of Empire - Threat to Sovereignty