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| explored Mississippi River |
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| dispute between Eng. And Fr. Over land |
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| tax on all things printed on paper (newspapers, pamphlets, etc.) |
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| repeals stamp act, but England has power to make laws colonies must follow |
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| series of acts passed by England, indirect tax on imports |
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| final trigger for Revolution |
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| kept colonies informed of problems |
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| tea dumping in 1773, Sam Adams and J. Hancock led |
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| First Continental Congress |
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| colonies prepare arms, led by J. Hancock, Sam Adams, J. Adams |
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| Claimed East Coast for Eng. |
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| type of Christianity, followed in Massachusetts |
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| French officer defeated at Ft. Duquesne |
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| Prime Minister that raised taxes on colonies |
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| defeated at Battle of Quebec |
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| last battle of 7 Years War |
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| no settling west of Appalachians |
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| colonists must let English troops live in their house and provide for the soldiers |
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| forced Cherokee to leave Carolinas and Virginia |
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| Indian rebellion last 3 years |
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| colonists can’t print money |
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| Prime Minister who enforced Sugar Act |
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| warrants to search for smuggled goods |
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| tax on all paper goods that are printed |
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| sent Delaration of Rights and Grievances |
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| Parliament makes laws for colonies |
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| killed in Boston Massacre |
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| kept colonies informed of problems |
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| Cheaper tea, puts smugglers out of business |
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| punished Boston, closed port |
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| made governor of Boston by Coercive Acts |
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| commander of Continental Army |
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| Declaration of Independence |
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| General of British Army who offers peace at NY |
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| joins with Benedict Arnold to crush British at Saratoga |
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| drills Washington’s Army at Valley Forge |
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| France aides US with troops and supplies |
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| captures Kaskaskia, Cahokia, and Vincennes |
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| left in charge of South after Battle of Charleston |
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| led the hillbillies who conquered at King’s Mountain |
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| post-war depression leads to violent uprising in Massachusetts |
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| sold land for $1/acre, funds used to finance Congress |
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| Northwest Ordinance of 1787 |
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| established rules for statehood |
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| proposed by William Paterson |
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| oppose Constitution until Bill of Rights added |
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| Englsih anti-smuggling ship burned |
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| tax on goods to finance interest on bonds and pay debt |
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| Pennsylvania farmers refuse to pay whiskey tax, crushed by army. Fed. Government supreme |
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| small farms over big cities |
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| repeals Whiskey Tax/Alien and Sedition Acts |
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| congressmen that wanted war & Canada |
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| seized control of Lake Erie |
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| signed by battle of New Orleans |
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| roads, bridges, canals, good industry, gov’t powerful, US powerful in world affairs |
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| California state, South gets Fugitive Slave Law |
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| South threaten to conquer Cuba and spread slavery |
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| northern route for RR, states decide whether they want slavery |
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| pro-slave, killed in Bleeding Kansas |
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| North and South rules that kept blacks 2nd class citizens |
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| harsh rules used to keep slaves ignorant and weak |
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