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The Paleo-Indians crossed the Bearing Land Bridge probably around 38,000 and 10,000 BC
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The earliest people in America were hunter-gathers. These people were Anasazi, North and Northwest, West and Southwest, Great Plains and Northeast and Southeast.
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Some the earliest Americans were Mesoamerica which are Inca, Aztec, Olmec and Maya
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Vikings were the first European to make contact with North America.
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Sundiata win back his country independence.
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The Roman Republic was created.
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Ancient Greeks favored human reasons and believed in the power of the human mind.
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Europe divided into small kingdoms and that was the beginning of the Middle Ages.
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They had a big source of salt.
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Everyone wanted their spices and their items went all the way to the Mediterranean.
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The European are immune to their diseases but unlike the Native Americans weren't immune so many died from it.
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Renaissance was new time period where it brough rebirth among Europe. This also weakened the feudalism system.
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Christopher finally sets sail after asking King Ferdinand and Queen Isabelle.
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After ending their journey from the Canary Islands he hit land of some other land.
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After some time passes Hernan Cortez defeats the Aztecs.
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Spanish forces loaded with the bounty possessing 200 tons of gold and 18,600 tons of silver from Aztec and Inca empire to Spain.
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Slaves were legalized for sale in colonies.
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Martin Luther went against the Catholic Church and with this started the force Protestants Reformation from Germany to Europe.
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The voyage only remaining people were eighteen people of Magellan original crew survived. Their whole voyage was 40,000 miles long.
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Verrazona was sent to try and find the Northwest Passage.
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He is asking King Joan 3 to let go of his people.
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Founded the Church of England, or the Anglican Church.
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First 105 colonist were sent by the London Company set forth in a America.
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He arrived and made them work hard
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They moved from England from persecution to go to Netherlands.
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They got married and with that they peace between each other.
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A dutch ship brought the first African to America to be enslaved
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Virgina was the first to legislature in North America.
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They wanted to Europe decided to leave Europe altogether with 100 men, women and children aboard.
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A Native American names Samoset bravely walked into the colony to give them useful tips and information. Squanto also came to give them tips about fertilizing plants and corn.
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Many thousands of English men, women and children. From England to Massachusetts.
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English Catholics came to Maryland 200
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Stuyvesant led the colony at first,
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Lord Baltimore declared this because their was a big argument about religion. With this law no one could disqualify the rights of a different religion.
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It 's were the settlers have the right to take money away from Native American.
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King Charles gave much land between Virginia and Spanish Florida.
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Around 1670s a bit of tension emerged because the Wampanoag Leader disliked the colonists efforts to take his people's land.
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Bacon formed a group which would go against the Natives American and European treaty.
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King Charles 2nd agreed to give permission Penn a charter west of New Jersey.
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When King James became the king of England he wanted to take more charge. James thought that the colonies were too independent so he United them under one government.
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King George 2 gave them permission to charter to James Oglethorpe.
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Sometimes the colonial courts also protected individual freedoms. For instance in 1733 officials arrested John Peter Zenger for producing a distorted statement that hurt the legacy of governor of New York.
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With the fighting erupting you can surely suspect a war.
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By this time Philadelphia was the biggest colony city.
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The Parliament gave the sugar act, which set duties on molasses and sugar imported by colonists
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Otis was against the fact that they can tax them even without their permission. Then there was a town meeting about taxing where Adams agreed with Otis.
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With this people could tax with official stamp or seal.