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Samuel de champian founded Port-Royal in Acadia in 1605
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Jamestown was established and was the first settlement
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Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec
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20 African Slaves were brought into Jamestown
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settlement in new France was restricted to french catholics
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The last attempt by the Indians to drive out English settlers
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Rebellion of Virginia farmers over land
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The only successful native uprising against a colonizing power in North America
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Conflict between England and France
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People were accused of being witches and had no way to prove they weren't
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A period in time where spiritually and religious devotion were derived
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Large slave uprising near the Stono River
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War between Great Britain and France over land
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13 of Great Britain's colonies in north America colonies threw off British rule to create the USA
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Document that settled land problems
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British established the Appalachian mountains as the Eastern Continental Divide
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A tax placed on sugar
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Tax put on Paper products
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Civilians had to let soldiers stay in there homes
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George Washington was voted in as the first president
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Establishment of Judicial Review
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The Louisiana Purchase was 15 million dollars worth of land, west of the Mississippi River, that France sold to America.
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Jefferson voted to be president for a second term
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The British warship HMS Leopard boarded the American USS Chesapeake, which surrendered after firing only one shot.
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Jefferson outlawed the importation of enslaved Africans to the U.S
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War between the United States and Great Britain
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Francis Scott Key wrote a song that eventually became the United States national anthem
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Great Britain agreed to relinquish claims to the northwest territory. Both of the countries pledged to work towards ending the slave trade
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Battle led by British troops and American troops led by General Andrew Jackson
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The battle was fought in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. This battle had the most casualties out of any battle