British soldiers fired into a crowd of colonists in Boston, escalating tensions between Britain and the American colonies.
American colonists protested British taxation by dumping tea into Boston Harbor.
First military engagements of the American Revolutionary War.
Thirteen American colonies declared independence from British rule.
Early and significant battle in the American Revolutionary War demonstrating colonial resolve.
Harsh winter camp where the Continental Army endured severe conditions but emerged stronger under George Washington’s leadership.
Ended the American Revolutionary War and recognized American independence from Britain.
Formal adoption of the U.S. Constitution establishing the federal government.
Ratonhnhaké:ton, later known as Connor, is born to a British father and a Native American mother.
Ratonhnhaké:ton begins his journey by training to become an Assassin, learning the skills and philosophy of the Brotherhood.
Connor assassinates Charles Lee, a high-ranking Templar and traitor, who had been causing major disruptions during the American Revolution.
Connor participates in the first battles of the American Revolutionary War, signaling the start of the revolution against British rule.
Connor allies with the American revolutionaries and assists in their fight for independence from British control.
Connor aids in the destruction of tea shipments in Boston Harbor, a protest against oppressive British taxation.
Connor assassinates Thomas Hickey, a traitorous soldier plotting against George Washington.
Connor takes part in the battle providing support to rebel forces, although it ends in British victory.
Connor kills Simon Fraser, a British officer who was working with the Templars to control the colonies.
The colonies declare independence from Great Britain; Connor continues to support the revolutionary cause.
Connor leads an assault on Fort Mercer, undermining British strongholds during the war.
Connor confronts and defeats Charles Lee, ending his threat to the revolution and the Assassin order.
