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The Magna Carta was made to make the king follow by the old english law.
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Roanoke Island, first colony aut failed and vanished.
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First permanent settlement in the new world at Jamestown.
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The House of Burgesses was the first representative assembly/
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The Mayflower Compact was a agreement to form a self-government.
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Roger Willams founded Providence in June as a democratically
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British Parliament passed first the Navigation Act, to suit English needs.
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Willaim Penn signed a treaty with Delaware Indians and bought Pennsylvania land.
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20 alleged witches was executed by a special court.
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The Great Awakening was a religious revival began.
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Benjamin Franklin published the first " Poor Richard's Almanack"
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Acquitted of libel in New York after criticizing the British governor's
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War began between the French and Indian.
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Pay of the French and Indian war debts
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Help fund royal troops.
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Requiring colonists to house british troops.
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Levied taxes on glass, painter's lead, paper, and tea.
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British troops fired Boston mob.
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Cargo thrown overboard.
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Parliament curtailed Massachusetta self-ruled.
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Called for civil disobedience against british
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Alert Patriots that the British were on their way to Concord to destroy arms.
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Thomas Paine published " Commen Sense".
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Have independence from british.
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First constitution of the United States of America specified how the national goverment was to operate.
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On the Bonhomme Richards defeated Serapis in British North Sea Waters.
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Yorktown was the last major battle.
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British U.S signed the Paris Peace Treaty recognizing American independence.
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Opened in Philadelphia with Washington presiding.
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Continental Congress for the Northwest territory
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First U.S president
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The collective name for the first ten amendments.
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Invented cotton gin.
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Saying farewell to the office.
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U.S bought Louisiana from the French.
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The two men explored the Louisiana .
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First practical steamboat trip.
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fought between U.S and British.
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wriiten during the Civil War.
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Between the pro-slavery and anti-slavery factions in the United States Congress, involving primarily the regulation of slavery in the western territories.
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opposing European intervention in the Americas
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Indians moving to Indians Territory.
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Invented the Telegraph
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American beliefs that the U.S was destined to expand across the North American continent
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Led the women's rights convention at Seneca Falls, New York.
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Published " Uncle Tom's Cabin"
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Decision by Supreme Court.