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Roanoke Islandwas the "lost colony" founded off the coast of North Carolina.
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First permenant English settlement.
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Was the first represenative assembly.
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First agreement to form a self-government.
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He founded Providence.
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Passed by the British Parliament.
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Founded Pennsylvania
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20 alleged witches executed by special court
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Religous Revival
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One of founding fathers of US and published poor richard's almanack
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German american publisher, writer, and editor in New York
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War between great britian and france in north america
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A revenue raising act passed by parliament
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Law enacted by government that requires tax to be paid on transfered documents
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Quartering Acts were used by british forces in american colonies
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Levied taxes on glass, painter's lead, paper, and tea.
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Bristish shot into mob of colinists.
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The colonists got mad because the british raised the prices on tea so they dumped all of it into the harbor.
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After the colonists dumped the tea, the british made them pay for it.
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Called for civil disobedence against the bristish
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Adressed Virginia covention
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First military engagements of the American Revolutionary war
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First proindependence papmplet by thomas paine
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Decleared american independence from Britian
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First battle of revolutionary war
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First constitution of the US
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US well known naval fighter in revolutionary war
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Last battle of revolutionary war
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Treaty ending revolutionary war
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When Ccongress passed all the laws obtaining to the new territory
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Meeting in Philidelphia during Washington's Presidency
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First President
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Written laws established to indicate states powers.
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Inventor of cotton gin.
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Document warning against permanent allainces with foriegn powers.
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When the US bought the territory from the french for 15 million doubling the size of the US
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Explored Louisiana territory
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Invented Steamboat
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The War of 1812 was a military conflict fought between the forces of the United States of America
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Francis Scott Key wrote the Star Spangled Banner
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Decided which states were free and which were slave states
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Policy that stated that further efforts by European countries to colonize land or interfere with states in the Americas would be viewed as acts of aggression requiring U.S. intervention
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Movement of native americans westward.
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Inventor of the telegraph
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Led the Seneca Falls Women's Rights Convention.
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Admitted California as 31st state with forbidden slavery.
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Uncle Tom's Cabin
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Decided that slaves could not become free in a slave state because they were not citizens
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Was elected President
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Seven southern states set up the Confederate States of America
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President of Confederate States of America
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First Civil War battle
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Bloodiest one day battle of the war
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Freeing all slaves still in rebellion
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Lincoln's speech after battle of Gettysburg Adress
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Abloished slavery
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Roberth E. Lee surrendered confederate troops to Gen. Grant at
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John Wilkes Booth shot him
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Providing Citizenship to of all persons born or natrualized in the US
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Making race no bar to voting rights
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Founded the Red Cross