SAT US History: U.S. Foreign Policy From Pre Columbian History To 1789

easing of regulations on tea and other products by the British Parliament a limit on the amount of tea being imported into the American colonies increased militia building among the American colonies increased stationing of British troops in the American colonies as peacekeepers increased imposition of taxes on the American colonies by the British Parliament The Treaty of Paris The Treaty of Ghent The Siege of Charleston The Battle of Yorktown The Battle of New Orleans The War of Jenkins' Ear The Seven Years' War The Mexican-America War The War of 1812 The American Revolution Poland Germany Mexico France Spain Virginia Massachusetts New York North Carolina Connecticut the Defense Department. the President of the United States. the Congress of the United States. the Executive Branch. the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States. England Germany France Spain Portugal St. Augustine Newfoundland Roanoke Plymouth Boston Massachusetts North Carolina Virginia Georgia Delaware