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The founding of Jamestown was the first functioning In North America, and it proved difficult for the settlers who lived there.

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This was a time in Jamestown where people refused to work, but to look for gold instead. People starved from a lack of food.

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The Mayflower was the Ship that carried several pilgrims/settlers to the Newly discovered North America.

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These were the trials that decided if women were witches or not. But this is a good learning curve for people to know that executing people for the thought of being a witch is barbaric.

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It was a conflict between the British colonies and French as well as Indian allies to the French. The conflict Ultimately ended with the defeat of the French, and them removing their colonies from North America.

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The Boston Massacre       (March 5th, 1770)

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The Boston Massacre       (March 5th, 1770)

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The Boston Massacre was the When British troops fired upon people while they were being harassed by a mob. Five people died during this "massacre".

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This was an event where Patriots dumped a ship load of British tea into Boston Harbor.

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Declaration of Independence (August 2nd, 1776) 

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Declaration of Independence (August 2nd, 1776) 

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It was to show that the colonies would no longer be apart of the British Empire. It also stated the grievances that The colonies had against the British.

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Battle of Yorktown.            (Sept 28th - Oct 19 1781)   

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Battle of Yorktown.            (Sept 28th - Oct 19 1781)   

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The Battle at York Town was the Last major Land battle of The Revolutionary War. It was won by the Continental Army, and they also won with the surrender of Cornwallis

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It was a rebellion that showed the people that the Federal government would use military force if necessary. (They showed up with troops and the rebellion dissapeared.)

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This was the convention that created the constitution, and they decided that instead of fixing the government already put into place, they would make a new one.

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Election of George Washington               (January 7th, 1789)  

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Election of George Washington               (January 7th, 1789)  

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(George Washington was elected as the first president of the United States, setting multiple precedents for future presidents.

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The affair was about diplomats who were there to negotiate about the taking of American ships and how to resolve peacefully. But it only ended in even more hostilities.

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Marbury vs. Madison (February 4th, 1803) 

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Marbury vs. Madison (February 4th, 1803) 

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This is an important case because this decided Judicial review in states, which is a check and balance within the Federal government that we use today.

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This was the purchase of land that the United States had made From Napoleon Bonaparte That also doubled the size of the United States

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This Expedition was designed to explore the recently purchased Louisiana territory, and to find a river route going all the way to the East coast, and to find New species of plants and animals

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These were acts to first cease trade with Everyone, but then to just England and france. But it hurt the country over all without having trade from either side.

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This war showed that America would not be pushed around by anyone, especially by a superpower. But this War was eventually concluded with a peace treaty in February 1818.

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Was a American policy saying that said European powers could not colonize at all in the Western Hemisphere. And that America would not interfere with Eu affairs

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The Battle at Saratoga (October 17, 1777)

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The Battle at Saratoga (October 17, 1777)

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It was the turning point in the war for Americans. Both British and Hessian troops surrendered themselves to the revolutionary forces.