Intro

"Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it" -Edmund Burke. This quote is very important and is relate able to this project because if we don't know history we will create problems. The part of history that is going to focus is the American Revolution. Starting with events then going to lifetime of the people. Following up is the Boston Massacre and its events, after that the 13 colonies are going to be discussed. Finally is the main three places and there characteristics.

Leading Events

The First paragraph is the events which the Boston Massacre that happened 3/5/1773 which red coats opened fired on Boston citizens. The next event that happened was the Stamp Act on October 7th to 25th 1765, which was another tax from the British government. Following up to that was the Boston Tea Party on December 16th 1773, which is when the patriots dumped taxed tea from England. After that was another tax from the British government on sugar which was called the Sugar Act. Next is the Townsend Act which is one of the many taxs on that were pressed on the colonists. The Following event was actually was another war that causes more taxes on the colonists which was the French and Indian war. Finally is a speech was named If there be Treason.those were the events leading up to the American revolution.

Life Time

In the revolutionary war people didn't live forever and in this paragraph it's going to tell you all about it. The average age was about 41 years of life. One of the most disgusting thing that effected Colonists was dysentery. A nasty infection that caused bad digestive issues. Another issues colonists had problems with is smallpox. Small pox is an infection that spreads easily and no treatment. That was the lifetime of the colonists.

Boston

Equally Important to that is the Boston massacre and all the details. The Boston Massacre happened on March 5th 1770 and in the city of Boston. The reason it happened is that Boston citizens revolted to the Townsend act. In the end there was 5 victims. No citizens where punished, but the Red Coats were. That was all about the Boston massacre.

Beauty of the east coast

Next up is the thirteen colonies and where they are.

1. Massachusetts
2. New Hapshire
3. New York
4. Rhode Island
5. Connecticut
6. Pennsylavia
7. New Jersey
8. Delaware
9. Maryland
10. Virgina
11. North Carolina
12. South Carolina
13. Georgia

Farm

The Final piece is the different types of land, South, Middle, North

1. Plantation south

• Slaves
• Big Farms
• Cotton and Tobacco

2. Middle Colonies

• Assortment of religions
• Produced Wheat, corn, pork, and beef.
• Also known as the bread basket

3. New England

• Northern Colonies
• Mostly Putrians
• Fish and Trading