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The Magna Carta limited the king's power.
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1 Jan, 1400, many of the one and wo million Native Americans live in major cultural regions nort of Mexico like The Great Plains and the Southwest
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They were brought here to be sold and to serve people.
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The first thanksgiving was celebrated by both the Pilgrims and the Indians together in 1621.
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The first English colony was called Jamestown. The London Company were the group of merchants that formed it.
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The Mayflower Compact was signed during 1647. This important document was signed insure the promise of obedience and their submission to God to govern themselves in the New World
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This law was passed in 1649 and was called The Act Concerning Religion.
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The english took control of New Netherland and was renamed New York. In 1733, all 13 british colonies in North America was established fully.
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The fears of witchcrafts started in Salem, Massachusetts on 1691.
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This movement was started when people lost their religious faith freedom.
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http://www.royal.gov.uk/historyofthemonarchy/kingsandqueensoftheunitedkingdom/thehanoverians/georgeiii.aspx I learned that King George III reigned for the second longest period in history-almost 60 years.
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The Prime Minister George Grenville propse this Stamp Act in 1765, It required that the colonists to buy a stamp for every piece of paper they used.
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This act was passed in 1765,
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This law was passed in 1770. It was required a duty, tax on certain goods the colonies imported from Britain.
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The Parliament pass this law in 1774.
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Revolutionary War I learned that George Washington was in charge of the Continental Army surrounding the British in Boston.
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The author of the pamphlet was Thomas Paine.
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France had become America's ally during the war.
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http://www.ourdocuments.gov/doc.php?flash=true&doc=6 I learned that the treaty is named after the city it was signed in. One effect of this treaty is that the United States was recognized as its own country.