AHC American Revolution Features

This study guide for Daniel Boone provides a quick overview and access to lesson plans and resources for students and teachers preparing for the AP US History exam.

The Boston Massacre was a violent incident that took place on March 5, 1770, in Boston, Massachusetts. Five Americans were killed in what is referred to as the the first bloodshed of the American Revolution. This study guide provides a quick overview for students and teachers who are preparing for the AP US History exam.

The Boston Massacre was an incident in which British regulars fired into a group of Bostonians who were harassing them. It is generally considered one of the first acts of violence of the American Revolution.

The Boston Tea Party was a public protest against the Tea Act in which a mob led by the Sons of Liberty dumped more than 340 chests of tea into Boston Harbor. Parliament responded with the Intolerable Acts. This study guide provides a quick overview for students and teachers preparing for the AP US History exam.

Siege of Boston APUSH provides a quick overview and access to lesson plans and resources for students and teachers preparing for the AP US History exam.

The Gaspee Affair was an incident that led to the destruction of the HMS Gaspee.

General Nathanael Greene was an officer in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. He was one of George Washington's most trusted officers and led American forces to a strategic victory in the Southern Campaign.