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Succeed by Queen Anne
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Series of French and Indian wars
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Ended the Queen Anne War
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Succeeded by George I.
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Conflict between settlers in South Carolina and several tribes.
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Killed in combat by Robert Maynard.
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Conflict between New England and the Wabanaki.
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Succeeded by George II
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Started with George Whitefield and his message while traveling.
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This is key because he became the symbol of freedom of press in newspapers.
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The third of the four French and Indian War. The Austrian succession.
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Also known as Micmac War. It was between King George's War and the French & Indian War.
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Enabled him to demonstrate the nature of lighting.
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Part of the Seven Years War
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Where the Union of the Colonies was first proposed as an idea.
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Huge victory for the British in the French and Indian War.
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Succeded by his grandson George III
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Native American tribes that did not agree with British rules post the war.
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Formally ends the French and Indian War with France ceding most of its territories to the British.
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Act made to raise revenues.
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Made illegal for the colonies to issue paper money.
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Put a tax on printed material.
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Made the Colonies provide shelter and food to British troops.
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Very unpopular among the Colonies, repealed by the British Parliament.
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Put duties on imported items to America.
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British troops shot and killed several while being harassed.
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Made to reduce the amount of tea in the dock warehouse.
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Tea dumped into the ocean by the Sons of Liberty protesters.
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Included the Boston Port Act, Administration of Justice Act, Massachusetts Government Act, Quartering Act, and Quebec Act.
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First military acts for the American Revolution.
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Second convention of the delegates from the thirteen colonies.
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Early military actions from the Revolution.
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Published by Thomas Paine, a paper advocating the independence from Great Britain.
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The Colonies declaring independence from Great Britain.
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Key victories for the colonies in the American Revolution.
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Treaty with France that promised support from both parties.
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Led by George Washinton, the Colonies had a decisive victory in Yorktown that led to the British surrendering.
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Officially ended the American Revolutionary War.
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Led By Daniel Shays, rebelled against economic and social injustices.
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First President of the United States, John Adams vice president.
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John Adams also reelected as VP.
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by Eli Whitney.
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Did not allow individuals to sue the state in federal court.
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Thomas Jefferson elected as Vice President.