Welcome to this season of American Political History, The Intolerable Acts. This season will cover the events/decade that leads up to the American Revolution.

We will detail the general uprising of Ohio Valley native nations before we end this season. 

We will detail the Cherokee war and its outcome. 

We will detail final battles defending Quebec from French Canada's last-ditch offensive and the surrender at Montréal.   

We detail the events of the campaign of 1759 and the conquest of Quebec on the plains of Abraham.  

We detail the battles of each of the English expeditions in North America 

A major inflection point of the contest in north America would happen after the French took Fort William Henry in northern New York. 

A shuffling of the Privy council changes leadership in colonial America. The earl of Loudon comes to New York with most expansive political and military powers any official will have in North America.  

White hall responds to the French incursion into the Ohio Valley with an Army. which is promptly defeated by self-inflected wounds.   

We continue the events in the Ohio Valley,  covering the defeat of Lt colonel Washington at Fort Necessity