After the Seven Years' War, colonists and the British government found themselves in a cycle of legislative crackdown followed by political
rebellion. Place the following events from this time period in
chronological order

The correct order for the listed events is:

From 1967 to 1968, the British government passed the Townshend Acts which they hoped would give them more revenue from the colonists so that they would pay off the debts of the French and Indian War.

In 1770, some colonists protested against British soldiers and in the process, the soldier fired on them and killed 5.

After the Boston Tea Party happened in 1773, the British government tried to appease the British East India Company by offering rebates and subsidies.

In 1774, the British government authorized soldiers to be able to stay in colonial homes as part of the Intolerable Acts. Other included:

In conclusion, the American Revolution did not happen overnight but rather was the result of a series of Acts and actions that boiled over into war.

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The events in question are:

1.Confrontation between British troops and an angry crowd leaves 5 colonists dead

2. British gov. imposes the Townshend Acts...  

3. The British gov., seeking to demonstrate its authority, authorizes lodging of British soldiers in colonial homes

4. The British gov. offers rebates and subsidies to the East India Company.

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You forgot to include the events to pot them in chronological order. However, although you forgot to include the options for this question, we can share a timeline with the most important events of the Seven Years' War.

The beginning of the war is considered to be January 12, 1753, when troops from France that were in Canada invaded the Ohio River region. Great Britain claimed that those lands were its territory. The firsts armed confrontations started in 1754. The Fall of New France happened in January 1760, when the English troops invaded Montreal and the fighting in the North American territory ended in 1760. Two years later, in 1762, the English crown started to fight against the Spanish crown for the control of the Philipines, Cuba, and Nicaragua. On February 10, 1763, Britain and France signed the Treaty of Paris to formally end all differences. On October 17, the same year, English King George III signed the Proclamation of 1763, ordering the respect for the territory of the Native American Indian tribes, west the Allegheny Mountains.

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