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In the article "Roanoke Colony deserted" by History, it states that Roanoke was founded by Sir Walter Raleigh on August in 1585.
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In the early days of Jamestown it was the first permanent settlement, they were looking for riches and didn't know that the Native Americans were already there.
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In the article "Connecticut Pictures and Facts" by National Geographics, it talks about how the Dutch and English sign a Declaration of Independence, they arrived in 1614 and had there first European settlement in 1633.
https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/geography/states/article/connecticut#:~:text=History,first%20European%20settlement%20in%201633. -
The Mayflower is a ship that was going to set said from England on July 1620 but had to turn around because the boat kept leaking. They were trying to go to Cape Cod and after 66 days they finally made it. Once they were they're it was Plymouth.
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The Massachusetts Bay Colony was a settlement just east coast of North America. The Massachusetts Bay Colony was founded by the owners of the Massachusetts Bay Company. This was all happening from 1628-1691.
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The Maryland colony was founded by Lord Baltimore. They started as a heavenly place but then greatly inclined into darkness.
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Rhode Island was a colony on the east coast of America. Rhode Island was also one of the main 13 colonies. It was founded by Roger Williams and it was an English colony from 1636-1707
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In the article "The House of Burgesses" by USHistory, it talks about how the House of Burgesses was Modeled after the English Parliament, it became a bicameral institution since 1642-1776.
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The Maryland Toleration Act was an act concerning religion. The act was meant to ensure freedom of religion.
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This event was an outburst of Protestant revivalism known as the First Great Awakening. During this event lots of things were happening such as evangelists came from the ranks of several Protestant denominations. -
Carolina was one of the 13 original colonies,and was founded by the British in 1663, There were many people that flocked to Carolina to see the early growing colony. -
In the article "Colonial and Early American New York" by Nation Park Service, it talks about how they have changed there ways in hunting since the people from England, Spain, and the Netherlands have been coming in, it lasted from 1664-1876.
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In the article "Bacon's Rebellion" by Encyclopedia Virginia, it talks about how it was the first popular uprising, lasting from 1676-1677.
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In the early days of Pennsylvania the man William Penn founded this place was granted over 45,000 square miles of land and its how the beginning of Pennsylvania started. -
The Salem witch trials were a series of hearings and prosecutions of people accused of witchcraft this was in between the time of 1692-1693
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The French and Indian War was a big conflict for both French and Indian's. With many deaths this War was named the 7 year's War. It lasted from 1750-1775.
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The Albany plan was the plan where they were going to place the British colonies in the America's.
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This Proclamation was a British-Produced boundary marked in the Appalachian Mountains.
https://www.mountvernon.org/library/digitalhistory/digital-encyclopedia/article/proclamation-line-of-1763/ -
Salutary Neglect was the unofficial policy it was initiated by prime minister Robert Walpole to help relax the enforcement of strict regulation. -
In the article "The Great Migration" by National Archives, it talks about how six million black people moved from the American South to Northern, it lasted from 1910-1970.
https://www.archives.gov/research/african-americans/migrations/great-migration