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First permanent colony of America. This colony started America and discovered tobacco.
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First time an asembly had elected representatives. Started this form of government.
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Second colony established. Escape from religious persecution.
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Attempt of self-government. Established the idea of self-government.
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Law of Connecticut. Added to representative government.
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"Free" state. Many Quakers seeked refuge here.
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Americans pay tax on printed paper. Parliament passed an act that taxed Americans on each sheet paper printed.
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Riot in Boston where Britian killed 5 Americans. This made colonists take steps to further declare themselves against royal authority.
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Colonists threw British tea into the harbor. Colonists did not want to pay taxes so the performed this.
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Acts meant to punish colonists. The Intolerable Acts were a series of laws passed by Parliament to punish the Americans.
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First battle of the revolution. Lexington and Concord were so small they could barely be called a battle, but they were the start of the American Revolution.
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Statement that said America was it's own country. Announced that the 13 colonies were no longer apart of Britian
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First constitution created in America. Constitution established for all 13 colonies
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Turning point of war. France and Spain became allies with America and gave full support to America.
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Last battle. The final battle with American leaving victorious.
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Gave America it's independence. Negotation between U.S and Britian, ending the revolution.
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Uprising in Massachusetts with armed farmers. Protests by American farmers against enforcement of tax collections and judgement for debt.
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Laws for out country. Document that tells how the government is ran.
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First inauguration of America. On April 30, 1789, the inaugural ceremony took place on the balcony of Federal Hall in New York City.
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Time frame when machines were being invented. Transition from hand to machine.
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Washinton's message to America about his beliefs. Washington gave smart advice for America's future.
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Court case that used Judicial Review. First U.S Supreme Court case to apply the principle of "Judicial Review"
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Selling of Louisiana territory. Gave 828,000 square miles to America from France.
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Second war between America and Britian. American won once again proving they belong their own country.