| March 20, 1751 | Frederick Lewis, Prince of Wales, Dies |
| June 10, 1751 | Paper Money Banned in New England |
| January 1, 1752 | Calendar Reform Takes Effect |
| October 31, 1753 | George Washington Sent to Demand French Withdrawal from Ohio Territory |
| June 19, 1754 | Albany Congress Meets |
| July 4, 1754 | Washington Surrenders Fort Necessity |
| July 9, 1755 | Braddock's Army Routed at Battle of the Monongahela |
| April 2, 1756 | Benjamin Franklin Receives Honorary Degree in Williamsburg |
| May 17, 1756 | Britain Declares War on France |
| June 29, 1756 | William Pitt Takes Charge of British Government |
| February 10, 1758 | Fauquier Named Virginia's Lieutenant Governor |
| July 27, 1758 | The Fall of Louisbourg |
| September 13, 1759 | The Annus Mirabilis |
| September 8, 1760 | France Surrenders Montreal |
| October 25, 1760 | The Accession of George III |
| February 24, 1761 | James Otis Argues Against Writs of Assistance |
| March 25, 1761 | Lord Bute Enters the Cabinet |
| October 5, 1762 | Pitt Leaves Office |
| November 3, 1762 | The Treaty of Paris |
| April 8, 1763 | Bute Resigns |
| April 23, 1763 | Publication of North Briton No. 45 |
| May 5, 1763 | Pontiac Lays Siege to Fort Detroit |
| October 7, 1763 | Royal Proclamation Sets Boundary to Colonial Settlement |
| December 1, 1763 | Patrick Henry Argues "Parson's Cause" |
| December 7, 1763 | "Paxton Boys" Massacres and March on Philadelphia |
