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-Queen Isabela and King Ferdinand
-Hernán Cortés
-Christopher Colombous
-Aztecs
-Emperor Mntezuma
-Bartolome de Las Casas
-Bernal Diaz del Castillo
-Juan Diego
-John Smith

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King James
Queen Elizabeth
Opecgancanou
Olaudah Equiano
Charles I
Oliver Cromwell
Charles II
James II
Metacom or King Phillip
King William
Lord Baltimore
William Penn
Nathaniel Bacon

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Pontiac
Neolin
Crevecoeur

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Patrick Henry

Edmund Burke

John Dickinson

John Hancock

Lord North

Samuel Adams

John Adams

Crispus Attucks

King George III

Benjamin Franklin

George Washington

Abigail Adams

Thomas Jefferson

Richard Henry Lee

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1.  Christopher Columbus

2. Hernán Cortés

3. Nathaniel Bacon

4. William Penn

5. Pontiac

6. Neolin

7. Thomas Jefferson

8. George Washington

9. Juan Diego

10. John Smith

11. Lord North

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-Domesticaiton of Animals
-Crusades
-Hundreds Year War
-Columbus finding America
-Cortés conquering Aztecs
Topic 2
-Settlement in New Mexico
-New World Colonization
-Piracy and Privateering in the New World

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Middle Passage
Radical Protestants come to new world after winning over Catholics
Charles 1 is executed
English Parliament and king argue over rebellions in Ireland and Scotland
Navigation acts forced colonists to ship everything to England
Glorious rebellion
Bacons rebellion
The walking purchase of 173

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Sugar Act
Slave owners from Caribbean came to colonies and brought very harsh slave codes
Rice plantations brought malaria from Africa
Economic growth
Increase in women’s rights
Great awakening
Printing
Seven years war (treaty of Paris)
Pontiacs war
Royal proclamation of 1763
Capture of Montreal
Consumer Revolution

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Sons of Liberty

Daughters of Liberty

Navigation Acts

Sugar Act

Quartering Act

Boston Massacre

Stamp Act

Boston Tea Party

Stamp Act Congress

Intolerable Acts

Battle of Lexington and Concord

Battle of Bunker Hill

Battle of Yorktown

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1. The walking purchase of 1737

2. The Declaration of Independence

3. Peace treaties of Paris

4. Speech on Conciliation with America

5. Common sense

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The Walking Purchase of 1737

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Peace Treaties of Paris and Hubertusburg

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Speech on conciliation with America

The Declaration of the Causes and Necessity of Taking Up Arms

Give me Liberty or Give Me Death

Common Sense

Declaration of Independence

Treaty of Paris (1783)

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1. Columbus Finding the Americas

2. New World Colonization

3. Great Awakening

4. Boston Massacre

5. Intolerable Acts

6. Seven years war

7. Boston tea party

8. Bacons Rebellion

9. Revolutionary War

10.  Royal Proclamation of 1763

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-Encomienda
-Repartimiento
-Sistema de Castas
Topic 2
-Spanish Strategies
-French Colonizaiton
-Dutch Colonization
-Portuguese Coloization
-New World Economic Motives
-Virginia Company
-Powhatan
-Jamestown
-Tobacco
-New England Colonies
-Puritans

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The Middle Passage

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Transatlantic Trade
Primogeniture
Quakers
Charter
Proprietary
Provincial
Revivalism
Task System
Cultural Autonomy
Provincial, Propietary, and Charter Governments
Print Culture

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Mercantilism

Salutary Neglet

"virtual" representation

Patriots/Whigs

Loyalists/Tories