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New Orleans was officially founded by the French crown that owned Louisiana and was used as a trading port by the Mississippi Delta.
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This was a time period of religious revival throughout the country or colonies and encouraged many to take up religion and spread the gospel.
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Also known as the Seven Years' War, this extended the power struggle between France and France for control in the New World.
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This was the first of many tax disputes between the colonists and the Parliament in Britain. This act imposed the first internal taxes on the colonies by the Parliament.
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This was a rebellion towards a series of disputes between the colonists and the Parliament over trading and taxes.
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This included delegates from all 13 colonies, excluding Georgia. This meeting was to discuss the colonies' response to conflict with Parliament over coercive acts.
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This was the beginning spark of the American Revolution.
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This document was written and declared by all 13 colonies of the New World and intended to declare independence from British control and authority.
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This was a pamphlet written by Thomas Paine which greatly influenced individual thinking and opinion towards independence.
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This treaty officially ended the American Revolution between the colonies and the British Parliament. This treaty declared the recognition of independence of the colonies.
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George Washington was elected as the first president of the United States as the structure of the new government of the colonies was being formed.
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John Adams (the first Vice President) was elected as the second president of the United States.