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The Boston Tea Party
A protest that occurred due to Britain taxing products without representation. American colonists dumped 342 chests of tea at a Boston harbor in retaliation. -
The Battle Of Lexington And Concord
The battle was the starting point for the war against America's independence from Great Britain. It caused many Americans to fight for their independence. -
The Declaration Of Independence Is Signed
The declaration of independence is a document that was used to show the independence of the U.S. from Great Britain due to their unjust rule. -
The Winter At Valley Forge
George Washington led his troops into Valley Forge to battle against British troops. A winter hit in Valley Forge and many people's morale and health were low. -
Articles of Confederation are Ratified
The Articles of Confederation was a written document that told the laws of the government after America became independent from Great Britain. -
The Battle Of Yorktown
The battle was between America and Britain as they fought for three weeks in Yorktown. Eventually the British surrendered which was the cause of America's true independence from Great Britain. -
The Constitution Is Ratified
The U.S. Constitution is ratified. The constitution declared the way the government and states would work under the U.S.A. -
Presidential Inauguration Of George Washington
The first-ever president inaugurated under the United States Of America. The inauguration was held two months after Washington started his four-year term. -
George Washington's Farewell Adress
George Washington's farewell address contains a farewell from George Washington when he was about to leave office. It addresses many issues such as political parties and many things the U.S. government needs to watch out for. -
The Death Of George Washington
George Washington died due to a throat infection. He was a president, military officer, and founding father of the U.S. -
Election Day, 1800
The first election where both parties ran candidates and campaigned. Thomas Jefferson won the election and beat Aaron Burr after a tie. This is sometimes referred to as the "Revolution of 1800". -
Marbury vs. Madison
A court case that was about how Congress does not have the power to pass laws that override the constitution.