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

Written by Thomas Jefferson and edited by the Continental Congress, the Declaration of Independence was at its core

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

This domestic terrorist group led by Samuel Adams intimidated tax collectors, destroyed public property, and established a pattern of violence

Although the Americans repelled the British advance twice at the Battle of Bunker Hill, they were eventually overwhelmed because:

The most critical mistake by the English Army during the Revolutionary war was

The Sugar Act of 1764:

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

Under John Adams presidency, these acts led to the imprisonment of dissenters and limited the freedom of naturalized American citizens

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