Product Overview
Bring the pivotal early chapters of the American Revolution into any classroom or study with this coordinated two-poster set. The Proclamation of 1763 map shows King George III’s sweeping boundary that closed western settlement after the Seven Years’ War, while the Intolerable Acts illustration captures the 1774 coercive laws that punished Massachusetts and galvanized colonial resistance. Printed on durable heavy-duty paper, each poster measures 12x18 inches and is Made in the USA by PosterEnvy, a family-owned, solar-powered company. Together these prints create a focused timeline that helps students visualize how one royal proclamation and four punitive acts moved the colonies from grievance to open defiance. Hang them side-by-side in a history classroom, homeschool nook, or library display to spark discussion and deepen understanding of the road to independence.
- Study the Proclamation of 1763 map and the Intolerable Acts illustration together as a matched pair of 12x18 inch posters that trace the first steps toward revolution.
- The Proclamation poster maps the Appalachian line that barred colonial settlement, while the Intolerable Acts poster depicts the Boston Port Bill, Massachusetts Government Act, and Quartering Act in vivid historical detail.
- Printed on heavy-duty paper designed to withstand daily classroom use, each poster stays bright and legible for years of lessons on King George III and colonial resistance.
- Proudly Made in the USA by a family-owned, solar-powered business with over twenty years of experience supplying educators and history enthusiasts worldwide.
- Create an instant American Revolution display for classrooms, homeschool walls, or library exhibits with these two coordinating 12x18 inch prints.
