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the first permanent English settlement in the america's. -
Tobacco is what saved Jamestown as John Rolfe cross pollinated it and they started growing it. -
The first slaves where brought to america so that colonist could start mass producing tobacco. -
Pilgrims arrived at Plymouth, and created the Mayflower Compact. -
Algonquian natives killed 347 outside of Jamestown- one third of the colony's population. -
When Connecticut colonist,Narragansett, and Mohegan set fire to the Pequot Fort near the Mystic River. -
The law was passed ensuring religious freedoms to christian settlers, and lawmakers hoped it made Massachusetts more desirable. -
2,500 colonists were killed and almost twice as many natives where. ended with king Philips head o a stick in warning. -
An angry farmer named Bacon wanted more land. he was told no so he burned the town down. -
a series of prosecutions with little fairness on people in Massachusetts. -
The second of a series of french and Indian wars fought in NA, involving the colonies of Britain, France, and Spain. -
Edward Teach, taking on the moniker Blackbeard, was a pirate who operated around the west Indies and the east of Britain's colonies. -
It took place predominantly in the British provenances of NY, Massachusetts, NH, and Nova Scotia. Most notable piece was expedition led to the capture of a french fortress, Fortress of Louisebourg. -
A colonial agreement signed during the French and Indian war between Britain and 13 indigenous tribes -
A loose group of Indigenous people dissatisfied with British rule in the great lakes region following the French and Indian war. -
A conflict that took place between the colony of Virginia and the Shawnee and Mingo american Indian tribes, rising from escalated violence from the white settlers. -
North Carolina joins the union as the 12th state -
New York joined the union as the 11 state -
It established the federal judiciary of the united states of america. -
A national bank that was founded for twenty years, and it was followed by the Bank of North America. -
The research library that serves personally to congress. -
Ohio joins the union as the 17th state -
The buying of Louisiana's territory by the USA from the French -
the twelve amendment was added to the constitution. -
Hamilton and Burr's duel that ended in Hamilton's death. -
A trade embargo on all foreign nations good's enacted by the US -
Robert Fulton advances the steamboat technology -
A landmark for the US supreme court decision where the supreme court first ruled a state law as unconstitutional. -
fought by the USA and their Indigenous allies against Britain. -
A mass killing of indigenous Californians by the US military at Clear Lake, California