New World

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    Life of Duke of Marlborough

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    Reign of Leopold I as Holy Roman Emperor

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    Louis de Buade de Frontenac is Governor General of New France

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    King Philip's War devastates New England

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    Life of Antonio Vivaldi, composer

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    The Pueblo Revolt

  • Charles II grants Pennsylvania to William Penn and soon after, Deleware.

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    Reign of Peter I of Russia

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    Life of Johann Sebatian Bach

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    Reign of James II of England

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    Life of George Frideric Handel, composer

  • Parliment triumphs in the Glorious Revolution

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    War of the Grand Alliance

    (Or the Nine Years' War)
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    Reign of William III

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    Life of Charles Montesquieu

  • Massecheusets is made a royal providence.

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    Life of Voltaire

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    Reign of Charles XII of Sweden

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    War of Spanish Sucession

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    Reign of Queen Anne of Britain

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    Life of Jonathan Edwards

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    Reign of George I of Britain.

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    Native Americans attack South Carolina settlement

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    Reign of Louis XV

  • Native wars in North Carolina

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    Reign of George II of Britain.

  • Franklin starts the Junto Club

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    The first Great Awakening

  • Franklin publishes first edition of Poor Richard's Almanack

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    Franz Joseph Haydyn, Austrian Composer

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    Life of Daniel Boone

  • Franklin founds the America Pholisophical Society

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    Life of Daniel Boone

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    Life of John Adams... the man, not the beer!

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    John Wesley takes a missionary trip to georgia and encounters the Morovians

  • Franklin creates the Union Fire company

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    Life John Hancock

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    Life Benjamin Wesht

  • George Whitefield first preaches in America

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    Reign of Maria Theresa of Austria

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    Reign of Frederick II of Russia

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    Life of Abigail Smith Adams

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    The seven years' war

  • English prisoners die in the Black Hole of Calcutta

  • Battle of Plassey give British control over India

  • Brits capture Quebec

  • Montreal surrenders the the British.

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    George III's reign

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    Reign of Catherine the Great of Russia

  • treaty of Paris ends French presence in North America.

  • Proclomation Line of 1763

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    Pontiac's rebellion

  • Stamp Act

  • Townshend Act

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    Captain Cool's expedition to the Pacific

  • Boston Massacre

  • Boston Tea Party

  • Louix XVI becomes king of France

  • George III imposes the intolerable acts on Boston

  • Watt forms a company to create steam engines

  • First continental congress meets.

  • Boone blazes the Wilderness Road and founds Boonesborough

  • Paul Revere warns Massecheusetts and warns about Brits

  • Minutemen and Redcoat clash at Lexington and Concord

  • Congress declares George Washinton Commander of the Continental Army

  • The British drive the Americans from Breed's Hill in the battle of Bunker Hill

  • The patriots defeat the loyalists at Moore's Creek bridge

  • The Brits evac Boston

  • The Redcoats overtake Loooooonnnnnnnggggg Island.

  • The Brits occupy New York

  • The Declaration of Independance is adopted.

  • Washington mounts a suprise attack on the Hessians at Trenton by crossing the Deleware.

  • Washington gains a vic'try at Princeton

  • Washington and Co. and the Brits retire to winter quarters.

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    America is governed by the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union

  • Loyalists and indians force the patriots back at Orskany.

  • The Patriots crush the Hessians near Bennington

  • Burgoyne surrenders at Saratoga

  • Washington's army retirs to the winter quarters at Valley Forge

  • The US and France sign an alliance

  • Antoine Lavosier recognizes and names oxygen

  • The Redcoats take Savannah

  • Spain declares war on Great Britain.

  • The British defeat the Americans at Camden

  • Charlestor falls after a British raid

  • The French inflict great damage ont the British fleet near Chesapeake Bay

  • The Americans and British sign a prelimanary peace treaty.

  • Congress ratifies the prlimanary peace treaty.

  • The Unite States and Great Britain sign the final peace treaty in paris.

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    Shay's rebellion

  • Prussian soldiers help the house of orange put down the rebellion in the netherlands

  • Congress passes the north ordinance

  • The US Constitution is comleted, signed and offered to the states for ratifacation

  • Constitutional Convention meets from may to september in Philedelphia

  • Louis XVI agrees to to reconvene the Estates-General

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    France draws up Cadres for the meeting of the Estates-General

  • The French National Assembly tskes power as the voice of the people

  • July 14th: The storming of the Bastille

  • George Washington is inagurated as the first president of the United States

  • French constitutional monarchy created

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    French Revolution

  • Estates-General meets

  • Bill of Right included in the constitution

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    France at war with European neighbors

  • Second Partition of Poland by Prussia and Russia

  • Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette are executed.

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    Reign of Terror

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    The Diectory rules France

  • XYZ affair

    eXamine Your Zippers, congressmen!!!!
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    John Adams is president

  • Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

  • Congress passes the Alien and Sedition Acts

    UFOs are no longer allowed in the U.S. sky. Do they think the laws don't apply to them in New Mexico?
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    Quasi-War with France

  • Napoleon siezes power

  • Napoleon Bonaparte becomes the first consul of France

    This ends the French Revolution.