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During this time there would have been as many as 40,000 people living within this society.
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Actually year is 35,000 B.C. It wouldn't let me type that in.
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He sought a trade route to India via the Atlantic Ocean. Little did he know there was a large landmass in his way: the Americas.
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October 8th isn't real, but they require a month and day and as one cannot point out the specific day of perfection, I did not change them.
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This covenant allowed non "select" members of the church to become the "select" more easily. It further blurred the lines between those special few and the common church members.
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This event was sparked by interreligious tension. It started with young girls accusing people of bewitching them and turned into a full scale finger pointing war. The pastor eventually ended it when his own wife was accused.
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August is the month, but the day was not specified anywhere.
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This war was the colonists and British against the French and Indians. The costs of this war would later push Parliament to enact taxes that sparked the revolution.
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This body of colonists was meant to deal with the oppressive stamp act. It sought a way to make peace with the British country, yet have the taxes repealed as well.
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About fifity colonists, or so, acted aggressively towards British soldiers in downtown Boston. The soldiers fired shots, killing five people. However, propaganda was spread to make it seem more violent than it was.
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This act of rebellion signified the colonist distaste for any taxes, direct or indirect. It also demonstrated their dislike of British enforced monopolies.
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These were a series of laws passed to punish the colonies, specifically the people in Boston, for the Boston Tea Party.
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This document not only stated our dissatisfaction with the king but also that when a people found such dissatisfaction, it was their responsibility to change their government.
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The articles joined the states together in one mutual bond. However, it made the central government too weak and would eventually by replaced with the Constitution.
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After the Article of the Confederation failed to unite the colonies enough, they were replaces by the stronger Constitution. It only needed to be ratified by nine of the thirteen states.
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This act is still in use, but making it "to present" is impossible and would blow up my timeline.
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Many colonists did not favor a constitution without a section protecting their personal rights. Thus, the Federalists promised a Bill of Rights soon after ratification.
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This proclamation was made by Washington when he was president as a way of staying out of the war between France and Great Britain.
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This rebellion was done by farmser/distillers in the western part of the U.S. they disliked the excise tax on their whiskey, so they rebelled.
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These laws were meant to silence opposion to the Federalist party, but they clearly went against first amendment rights. They would later be repealed once Jefferson won the presidency.
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These two men were sent out by Jefferson to explore Americans new land: the Louisiana Purchase.
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