Product Overview
Bring the early sparks of the American Revolution into your classroom or study with this coordinated 2-poster set featuring The Proclamation of 1763 and the Boston Massacre. Each 12x18 inch print captures a defining moment that shaped colonial resistance and set the stage for independence. The Proclamation map illustrates King George III's boundary that angered settlers, while the Boston Massacre scene dramatizes the 1770 clash that fueled patriot sentiment. Printed on durable paper by PosterEnvy, a family-owned, solar-powered company in the USA, these two posters work together as an educational pair that helps students connect British policy to revolutionary action. Display them side-by-side in a history classroom, homeschool nook, or library gallery wall to create a focused Revolutionary War timeline.
- Pair The Proclamation of 1763 map with the Boston Massacre print to create a ready-made 2-poster set that covers two pivotal events leading to the American Revolution.
- Each poster measures 12x18 inches and is printed on heavy-duty paper designed to withstand daily classroom use or home display for years.
- The Proclamation of 1763 poster shows the Appalachian boundary line that restricted colonial settlement, while the Boston Massacre poster captures the March 5, 1770 confrontation between patriots and British soldiers.
- Proudly printed in the USA by PosterEnvy, a family-owned business using solar-powered production, these posters arrive ready to frame or pin up as-is.
- An ideal gift for history teachers, students, or anyone building a Revolutionary War gallery wall in classroom, library, or study.
