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Document signed by King John of England; limited power of the monarch
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religious movement in europe; led by Martin Luther
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War between King Charles I and parliment; fought over how gov would be run
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Prohibited the use of foreign ships for trade between GB and colonies ;Passed by Britain
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Armed conflict between Native Americans from New England and English colonists; also known as Metacomet's War
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Armed rebellion against Governor William Berkeley; led by Nathaniel Bacon
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Revolution to overthrow King James II; between the king and parliment
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Book by John Locke; he published the book anonymously
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Started when some young girls in Salem, Massachusetts claimed to be possed by their slave; a long series of hangings and prosecutions occured
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Religious movement in the U.S.; revived religious popularity
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War between France and Britain; France looses all land in America
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War between Britain and France; also known as Seven Years War
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Armed conflict between Native Americans and British colonists; Native Americans were unsatisfied with British policies
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written by King George III after aquiring french territory;
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Residents of a North Carolina colony rebeled against colonial officials;
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Governments made by Patriot leaders during the American Revolution; caused Stamp Act
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American colonies against Britain; America gains independence
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America against Great Britain; war for American independence
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Book written by Adam Smith; talks about Capitalism
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held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; writing of the constitution
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Also known as the Great Compromise; compromise between large and small states about representation
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Written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay; 85 articles and essays
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1st President of the U.S.; lost more wars than he won when he was in the military
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Bill of Rights signed on this date; became a part of the Constitution
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Farmers rebeled due to taxation of whiskey; they made whiskwy because corn was being taxed as well
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Document giving all U.S. citezens natural rights; only 3-12 were ratified
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2nd president of the U.S.; VP to George Washington
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Freed thousands of slaves from slavery; led mostly by Harriet Tubman
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3rd president of the U.S.; main writer of the Declaration of Independence
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Supreme Court when Chief Justice was John Marshall; appointed by John Adams
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U.S. purchased the Louisiana Territory from France for $15 million; Bought from Napolean
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4th president of the U.S.; major contibutor to the Constitution
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Between Britain and U.S.; finally shows U.S. as independent
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5th president of the U.S.; last "Founding Father" to be a president
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6th president of the U.S.; former Senator and Representative of the House
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New Democratic Party; formed by Andrew Jackson
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7th president of the U.S.; founded new Democratic Party
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Slave rebellion led by Nat Turner; Slaves in Southampton killed almost 65 whites
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founded by William Lloyd Garrison; one main person was Frederick Douglas
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People in Texas rebeled against the Mexican government; Mexican government was upset with Texas because they brought slaves into Mexican territory
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8th president of the U.S.; 1st president that was born in the U.S.
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9th president of the U.S.; died after a few month in office
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10th president of the U.S.; was VP of William Henry Harrison
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11th president of the U.S.; only president from NC
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War between Mexico and U.S.; fighting for lands such as California and New Mexico
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Abolitionist party in the U.S.; wanted to end slavery immediatley
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12th president of the U.S.; died after about one year in office
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13th president of the U.S.; last Whig to be a president
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14th president of the U.S.; thought abolitionists were a threat to the U.S.
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U.S. bought land in Arizona and New Mexico from Mexico; almost 30,000 sq miles for $10 million
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15th president of the U.S.; president until right before the Civil War
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Case between Dred Scott (slave) and John Sandford (owner); Scott lost and was sent back into slavery
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16th president of the U.S.; president for the whole Civil War
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Between North and South U.S.; fought about right to have slavery
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17th president of the U.S.; became president after Lincoln's assassination
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18th president of the U.S.; top leader of the Union Army in the Civil War
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Signed by president Ulysses S. Grant; about citizenship for African Americans
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Pulled federal troops out of the South; ends Reconstruction Era
