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Rebellion led by Bacon against Governer Berkeley because Berkleey was accused of only protecting right people
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A religious revival caused by the decline in religious piety.
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Started because of territory conflicts between Britain and France.
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During the French and Indian War, Cheif Pontiac gathered up Native American groups and captured British posts
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England created the Stamp Act to pay for the French and Indian War
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English soldiers who were provoked to shoot Boston civilians and caused riot in the streets of Boston. This event added fuel to the growing dissent of Americans towards Europe
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An event led by the Sons of Liberty and John Adams in protest to the Tea Act
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Four acts that were also known as the Intolerable Acts meant to punish Massachusets.
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Statement adopted by the Continental Congress stating that the 13 colonies were now independent of Britain
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The turning point of the American Revolution that resulted in the French deciding to side with America in the war
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War that ended the American Revolution
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Treaty that ended the American Revolution. Recognized America as separate from Britain
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Rebellion against Boston creditors that contributed to the demise of the Articles of Confederation
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After the failure of the Articles of Conferderation, the Constitution was ratified
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Affair between America and France. France's Talleyrand refused to name the three agents that were supposed to meet with the US agents until the US paid France.
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George Washington becomes the leader of the newly formed America
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Hamilton's excise tax of whiskey caused outrage and led to the Whiskey Rebellion
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The first ten amendments to the Constitution that was a product of Antifederalist influence.
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Four laws regarding the protection of the US through deportation of citizens and supression of speech by Federalists
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Land purchase made by Jefferson from Napolean
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Jefferson sent out Lewis and Clark to survey the Louisiana Purchase
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Peace Treaty that ended the War of 1812. It did not change much between the US and Britain
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Proclamation from Monroe that took any attempts of European colonization as a threat.
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Railroads and other transportation methods began to develop to make it easier for transportation of goods and people.
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Slave revlot that led the massacre of many whites. Led to stricter rules on slaves
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Crisis during Jackson's presidency that said that states did not have to follow a tariff if they deemed it unconstitutional.
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Pro bank of US
Pro high tariffs
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The belief that the US was destined to secure territory from the Atlantic to the Pacific
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Conflict between US and Mexico over the annexation of Texas.
