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english bill of rights
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seven years war peace treaty between great britain and france, sons of liberty and others organize to protest and resist the stamp act
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stamp act passed by british parliament as a direct taxation of north american colonists
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repeal of stamp act
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townsend act, new revenues taxes on north american colonists
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riots in boston met with violence by british troops
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boston tea party
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first continental congress
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declaration of independance
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american and french representatives sign two treaties in paris: a treaty of amity and commerse and a treaty of alliance
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ratification of constitution of the united states of america
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estates general convened for the first time in 174 years in france
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storming of the bastille, prison (and armory) in paris
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national constituent assembly and french declaration of the rights of man
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beheading of king louis XVI
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slave rebellion in saint domingue
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U.S. bill of rights ratified by states
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french national assembly gives citizenship to all free people of color in the colony of saint domingue
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france declares war on austria
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france declares war on great britain
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all slaves on saint domingue emancipated by the french revolutionary authorities to join the french army and fight against the british
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toussaint leads troops against the british
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french colonial forces defeated by toussaint
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toussaint negotiates peace with the british
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war ends between great britain and france
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constitution for haiti
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general leclerc sent by napoleon to subdue colony and re-institute slavery
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new declaration of war between great britain and france
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french withdraw troops; haitians declare independance
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napoleon crowns himself emperor of france
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jean-jacques dessalines crowns himself emperor of haiti
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U.S. president jefferson declaires economic boycott of haiti, france, and great britian
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french occupation of spain
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british end the slave trade
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declarations of self-government in most latin american colonies
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french expelled from spain
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napoleon defeated and french empire reduced in europe to france alone
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french abolish slave trade
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U.S. president monroe declaires doctrine against european interference with the new republics in the americas, known as the monroe doctrine