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land in north america and think he is in india
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claimed new colonies for spain
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carried the Inca empire in penu
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assisted Pizarro with conquers of the Inca
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conquered the native americans and established new spain
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sailed looking for a goo place to settle
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first successful English settlement 1607-founded by the Virginia company primarily settled to make money
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only catholic allowed in the new territory except for France,new france along the St.lawrence river quebec,montreal canda detroit(mischigan),new orleans(louisiana)
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offering by brining 50 tenants to the colony few restrictions on who could settle in new amsterdam kept settlers from being attracted to the area
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pequot were virtually wiped out by the english
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nvolved the wampanoag indians the plymouth colony they began to attack white settlements indians were defeated
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after french and Indian war king George issues proclamation to organize new territory,cut off any expansion to the west
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after french and Indian war king George issues proclamation to organize new territory,cut off any expansion to the west
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as the British colonist moved west,they found
themselves fighting against two groups Native Americans and french
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Britain taxed sugar and the colonies smuggled to avoid paying tax
effect:came at a time of economic depression in colonies made smuggling more dangerous Boston merchant protested with boycotts -
printed materials must be printed on stamped paper
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parliament required the colonists to provide living quarters(housing and supplies)to British soldiers in the colonies
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between American Continental Army forces and the British defenders of Quebec City early in the American Revolutionary War. The battle was the first major defeat of the war for the Americans, and it came with heavy losses.
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5th president eara of good feeling
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supreme court ruled the congress had the right to establish a national bank.
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the extension of slavery into new territories divides north and south.
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state American continents were no longer open to colonization.
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supreme court ( john Marshall) ruled that only congress had the power to regulate interstate commerce and foreign trade.
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protective tariff designed to protect northern manufacturing from competition from cheaper British imports
