The Sugar Act of 1764:

It is considered the turning point because it led to French Intervention in the War.

Why was the United States hesitant to annex Texas after they won their independence?

Although desperately outnumbered, George Washington managed to fight the British to a stalemate at Yorktown.

Although the British had many advantages in the early stages of the War for Independence, the Americans possessed a few as well such as:

The primary British strategy that ultimately failed at Lexington and Concord involved:

After the French-Indian War, England faced many significant domestic problems, the greatest of which being:

What were the English and the French fighting over in the Carolina backcountry?

Identify the first English attempt at colonization that utterly failed with no knowledge of why such a failure occurred:

Despite the fighting in 1775, the Second Continental Congress sought peace with Britain and preferred to remain British citizens.