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John Locke writes the Fundamental Constitution of Carolina
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Charles Louis de Secondat becomes the Baron on Mentsquieu
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Baron of Montesqueiu published his first book, Letters persanes
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Samuel Adams was born
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Paul Revere was born
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Thomas Jefferson was born in Virginia
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Currency act of 1751
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French and Indian War
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Martha and George Washington are married
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Paul Revere joins The Sons of Liberty
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John and Abigail exchange over 1,100 letters
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Proclamation of 1763 issued by England
prohibited settling beyond the Appalachians -
The Sugar Act
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John and Abigail Adams were married
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Stamp Act of 1765
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Quartering Act of 1765
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Stamp Act Repealed
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Declaratory Act
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Townshend Revenue Act
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The Boston Massacre
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Townshend Revenue Acts Repealed
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The Boston Tea Party
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The Boston Tea Party
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Intolerable Acts
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The First Continental Congress
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Concord first town to create Minutemen from Militia
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Patrick Henry gives "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death" speech
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Paul Revere Rides to warn that the British are coming
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Battles of lexington and concord
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Benedict Arnold commissioned to Ft. Ticonderoga
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The Second Continental Congress
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The Continental Army is established
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Battle of Bunker Hill - the most notorious battle
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United States declares freedom from England
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John Hancock was the only person to sign the Declaration of Independence on July 4th.
The others signed in August -
Declaration was signed
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Hessians surprised and defeated at Trenton
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Benedict Arnold resigns from Army, but George Washingto refuses it
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Abigail Adams becomes First Lady
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Battle of Saratoga at Freeman Farm
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Battle of Saratoga at Bemis Heights
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Benedict Arnold was shot in the leg
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The French Alliance
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The Continental Congress ratifies the Treaty of France
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The Continental Congress Approves the Articles of Confederation
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North Carolina ratifies the Articles of Confederation
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Pennsylvania ratifies the Articles of Confederation
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Georgia ratifies the Articles of Confederation
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The Articles of Confederation Adopted
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Battle of Yorktown
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Alexander Hamilton is elected to the continental congress
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The Treaty of Paris is signed by Britain and America ending the war
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US Constitution Ratified
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George Washington becomes President
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Martha Washington dies and is laid to rest next to husband
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John Adams AND Thomas Jefferson die