 = American Victory /  = British Victory /  = Draw / (X) = Occupied Without
Fight
Bold - without link or (X) means an notable event occured and not a battle
PRE WAR EVENTS
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1660 Trade and Navigation Acts
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1762 Writs of Assistance
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1764 Currency Act
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1765 Stamp Act
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1765 Quartering Act
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1767 Townsend Act
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1770 Boston Massacre
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1773 Tea Act
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1773 Boston Tea Party
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1774 Coersive/Intolerable Acts
APRIL OF 1775
19th, Menotomy, Massachusetts
MAY OF 1775 5th, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts
21st, Grape Island, Massachusetts
JUNE OF 1775
JULY OF 1775 3rd, Gen. George Washington takes command of Army
8th, Beaufort County Slave Uprising, North Carolina
AUGUST OF 1775
23rd, Britian declares Colonies in state of Rebellion
SEPTEMBER OF 1775
14th, Fort Johnson, South
Carolina
30th, Stonington, Connecticut
OCTOBER OF 1775
7th, Bristol, Rhode
Island
13th, U.S. Navy officially created
15th, Montreal, Quebec
18th-19th, Falmouth,
Mass.
18th, Chambly (First), Quebec
24th- 25th October, Hampton,
Virginia
NOVEMBER OF 1775
9th, Phipps' Farm/Boston,
Massachusetts
9th, Lechmere Point, Massachusetts
10th, U.S. Marine Corps officially created
11th-12th, Hog Island
Channel/Charlestown, South Carolina
13th, Montreal, Quebec
14th, Kemp's Landing,
Virginia
15th, Plains of Abraham, Quebec
16th-21st, Fort Johnson, North
Carolina
18th, Falmouth, ME
19th, Sorel,
Quebec
19th- 21st Ninety-Six, South Carolina
22nd, Reedy River, South
Carolina
27th HMS Nancy captured
29th Boston,
Massachusetts
DECEMBER 1775
5th, Charlestown Harbor, South
Carolina
8th- 31st, Montreal, Quebec
9th, Great Bridge,
Virginia
13th, Norfolk, Virginia
22nd, Cane Break/Reedy River,
South Carolina
22nd, Parlimant passed the Prohibitory Act
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