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Christopher Columbus "discovers" America for the first time
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classification of various Americas races
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the Europeans spread small pox towards the natives
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England breaks away from catholic church by the Act of Supremacy
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English men arrive and settle at Jamestown named after their king
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John Rolfe giving tobacco to Virginia seeing as it is an outstanding site for growing the crop
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the slaves first arrival into the Virginia colony
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a set of rules for self-governance made from English settlers
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the Dutch surrender New Amsterdam to an English naval squadron
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English migration to Massachusetts by a few hundred pilgrims
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Thomas hooker was a prominent puritan leader who founded the colony
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Roger Williams, the founder of Rhode Island and haven for religious minorities
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a government set up by Connecticut River Towns for access to open ocean trading
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the act that was to ensure the freedom of religion
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North Carolina founded by the Virginia colonists
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a series of laws passed down by British Parliament (Negation Acts), the British used American colonies to bolster British state power (Mercantilism)
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also known as the First Indian War, was the natives last-ditch effort to stop English settlements
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an armed rebellion that took place in 1676 by Virginia settlers, and a plate of.. bacon?
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was the founder of Pennsylvania and was an inspiration for U.S. constitution
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this bill outlined specific constitutional and civil rights and eventually gave power over to monarchy
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a series of people being accused of using witchcraft
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religious revival that impacted the English colony
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the founder started the colony as a debtor's refuge
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the largest slave uprising in British mainland colonies
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the war that pitted the colonies of British America against the people of New France
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the end of a 9 year war
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the Parliament which imposed direct tax on the British colonies in America
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a series of British acts passed during 1767 and 1768
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British soldiers shot and killed several people while being harassed
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The Boston Tea Party was a political and mercantile protest by Sons of Liberty
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the common sense advocates the independence from Great Britain to the Thirteen colonies
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the pronouncement adopted by the Second Continental Congress
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the climax of the Saratoga campaign, giving a decisive victory to the Americans over the British
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the last major battle of the American Revolution
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the treaty ending the war of the American Revolution
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