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Columbus started his first of his four voyages to the Americas.
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A writing, written by Thomas Harriot, that was one of the most influential writings capturing the area's natural resources, the ways of life of the Native Americans, and the potential for building a successful colony.
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The first permanent colony.
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The Mayflower pilgrims establish the Massachusetts Bay Colony at Plymouth.
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This was the first book published in America.
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Poetry was one of the main writings of the Puritans. The first book issued in the North American colonies was the "Bay Psalm Book". This book was the Bible's psalms rewritten to fit the rhythms of familiar Puritan hymns.
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The victory in King Philip's War ends Native American resistance in New England colonies.
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Intelluctual energy took place in Europe.
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Also known as relgious revival. United colonists who were in other ways diverse. Opposed aspects of human experience.
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Preached "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God." Explains the religious movement called the Great Awakening.
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Britain protected their territory by sending their soldiers into this war. French allied with the Native Americans to drive out the British out of North America. All east of the Mississippi River was cliamed by the Great Britain.
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The Boston Tea Pary marks a violent rejection of Britain's taxation policies.
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This is the start to the Revolutionary War
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Colonies declared themselves as "free and independent" anf fought and defeated one of the greatest military powers on earth to turn their declaration into a reality.
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The US Constitution is approved.