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Nov 22, 1200
incas
In about 1200 the incas fourmed a kingdom in southern peru in south america they were founders of astronomy. -
Nov 22, 1250
Kayenta anasazi
around 1250 Kayenta Anasazi started building cliff dwellings.The anasazi groups fought each other.There was a drought and lack of good land for farming caused wars. -
Nov 23, 1400
west indies
christopher colombus wanted to find an all water route to the indies -
Nov 23, 1513
ponce de leon
the first to explore on foot . He wanted to find the fountain of youth in florida he never found it -
Jamestown
Jamestown was established in 1607, Conditions were dificult for theses colonists at first. -
The Mayflower compact
They wanted to make the rules and appoint leaders before they set foot on the land -
Navigation Acts
The purpose of these act was to regulate colonial trade -
William Pitt
Pitt offerend encouragement to the colonists -
The proclamation of 1763
Was british territory and no one was allowed in that area around the appalachian mountains -
Boston Massacre
British shot up a bunch of colonists a couple people died colonist put the blame on bristsh -
lexington and concord
minutemen men fourmed to become soldiers, supplies were stored at concored they had won the battle -
annapolis convention
maryland and virginia were having a dispute over commercial rights on the potomac river.They met and worked out most of there problems -
constituation signing
on september 17 , 1787 , the delegates signed the constituation and decided the constitution would be the law of the land -
Alexander Hamilton's Financial Plan
The united states was in dept because of the war , they passed a tarrif act that helped collect money to pay off the dept -
the Spanish and American Agreement
Spanish controlled the missisippi river Americans needed a trade route, there was a free navigation act that allowed trade in the missisipi river -
bostons recovery
after fighting in lexington and concord thougusands of minutemen were waighting in camos around camps in boston. The governer put boston under the complete controle of the british no one accepted the pardon.
