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His ships: the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria his voyage was sponsored by Spain
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Peter Minuit was born in Holland in 1580. Minuit was one of the people who decided to settle in america. In 1626 he became director-general of New Netherlands.
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Peter minuit entered entered the Delaware river flying a sweden flag. They expedition settled in present day Delaware. Minuit paid the Indians for the land and signed a treaty with them. He named the land New Sweden.
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The new Governer of New Sweden Johan Rising ended freindly reations with The Dutch and Swedes. The Dutch Governer saw this as an act of war.
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In 1664 four English frigates sailed into New Amsterdams Harbor and demanded that New Netherlands surrender
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The cheif Pontiac had planed an attack to take over Fort Detroit he had led an attack in May. Pontiac continued unsuccessfully trying to take Over Fort Detroit in November
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In 1681 King Charles II Granted The carter of province for Pennsylvania to William Penn
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In 1682 William Penn and the Charter granted to him reahed America and Claimed Pennsylvania
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Penn had met with the Delaware Indians to make a treaty to get more land for the whit people. He had successfully bought Hundreds of acres of land north of Philedelphia
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In 1737 William Penn Had Made Another Deal with the Delaware indians that he would have some walk as far as possible in a day and all that land he walked he would then own
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In 1754 a war broke out War Between The French and British Had broke out The French Had help Because they Had Indians on there side
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It was a convention of delegates from 12 of the 13 states in North American colonies That met on September 5 1774 to discuss the creation of a new Goverment
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In this year the Constitution of the United States was finished. Now all of the states had to agree to follow this.
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Washingtons Army Had lost a sting of Battles. He marched Them to Valley Forge Where they Watched over the British soldiers
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John Fitch made the successful Trials of steam boats therefor Inventing it
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The Lancaster Pike was the longest pave road used in the United States.
