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Maize became staple cropagricultural villages appearedLarge northern Indigenous
civilizations declinedLast Chichimecas (northern people) to arrive
in Valley of MexicoEuropean kings undermined the nobility
created more centralized statesRoman Catholic Church
underlying force of western
European societyMartin Luther started Protestant ReformationPortuguese had began trade with West AfricaBartolomeu DiazTreaty of TordesillasFerdinand Magellan
started 3 year voyage
around worldHernan Cortes
Conquered the Mexica EmpireEngland - John Cabot
Explored NewfoundlandSpain conquered Portugal7 northern provinces declared their
independence and became the Dutch RepublicSpanish King Phillip 2nd sent Spanish
Atmada against England, hoping to wipe out
Protestantism in both England and Holland (Dutch Republic)Spain was in declineRoanoke - First English settlementVirginia Company brought 104 settlers to..
JamestownJohn Rolfe introduced West Indian tobaccointroduction of headright systemVirginia House of BurgessesVirginia became royal colony
Church of England establishedOpechencanough led attack on Jamestown
beginning of 2nd anglo-powhatan warVirginia General Assembly
Virginia law declared all enslaved people as real estateMaryland - first settlersToleration ActEdging on a class war
Death of Anthony JohnsonArrival of 20 enslaved Africans in JamestownLegalization of slavery in Virginia (other places too)
(already were enslaving though)cases of inheritable enslavementforbade african gun ownership, militia membership, purchase of European servantslegal to kill an enslaved personAct of Trade and NavigationBerkeley - large grants to himself
and wealthy friends, didn't have to
pay taxesEnglish King William 3rd gave the Royal African Company a
monopoly of the English Trans-Atlantic trade of enslaved peopleInsurrection Actmost forced laborers were almost entirely made of
enslaved Africans and African Americanscultivation of indigo
in south carolinaPilgrims migrated to North America
on the MayflowerThe Thanksgiving, in PlymouthPlymouth is now a part of Massachusettsjohn winthrop join mass migration
to North America - PuritansMassachusetts Bay Colony made enslavement legal
the first to do itBoston merchants were selling enslaved
Africans to white colonists in Virginiaall towns had to establish schoolsRoger Williams - Rhode IslandRhode Islanders were granted self rule, no established church and freedom of worshipPenn founded PhiladelphiaPortuguese sugar platers began to
rely more on enslaved Africanswest indies surpass Brazil
in sugar production for worldFrench rename west half of Hisaniola
to Saint Domingueenslavement is hereditary
in Virginiabanning of interracial relationships20% of population in Chesapeake
was of African ancestry40% of population on Chesapeake
were enslavedenslaved people made up the majority
of the population in South CarolinaStono Rebellion in
South CarolinaGabriel's Rebellion
Richmond, VirginaGeneral Toussanit L'OuvertureHaiti became first free black,
self governing republic in
THE WORLDre-exports of sugar
and tobacco made up the majority
of British exportsenslaved people made up about
20% of population in New York60% of Anglo-American families
enslaved at least 1 personrapidly growing population surpassed
the supply of farmland (New England)
posed a challenge to the ideal of a yeaman societyHarvard was foundedWilliam & Mary - founded
by church of EnglandYale was foundedPrinceton (college of new jersey)Columbia college was foundedmale literacy was almost universalNew England farmers produced bread, lumber, fish, and meat
for sugar islandsNew york, new jersey, and Pennsylvania also
entered into trade with West Indies: wheat, corn, breadTreaty of ParisProclamationRevenue ActSugar ActStamp ActBoston unrest with the sugar taxes
"Bostonians Paying the Excise-man"
"Tarring and Feathering"Declaratory Act 1766Townshend Acts
- Revenue Act
- Restraining ActSecond Boycott of British taxesBoston MassacreCommittee of Correspondence formedThe Tea ActBoston Tea PartyCoercive Acts 1774First Continental Congress meeting
no Georgia
Passed a Declaration of Rights and GrievancesThe British are coming!!
Start of American RevolutionThe Declaration of IndependenceGreat Bridge BattleSlave Enlistment Act 1778Christmas surprise attack on Britain forcesThe Turning Point -
Patriot Victory at SaratogaFrance allies with Unites StatesSpain entered the war
aided FranceDefeat of Cornwallis in Yorktown,
Virginia.
END OF AMERICAN REVOLUTIONTreaty of ParisMum Bett or
Elizabeth Freeman case
Sue for freedomVermont abolished slaveryPennsylvania adopted
gradual emancipationConnecticut and Rhode island
adopted gradual emancipationNew York adopted
gradual emancipationNew Jersey adopted
gradual emancipation3,500 enslaved people
in Northern statesFugitive Slave LawContinental Congress
was passed/formedGreat AwakeningGeorge Whitefield20% of Virginia Euro-Americans and
hundreds of African-Americans had become
Baptists20% of Virginia Euro-Americans and
hundreds of African-Americans had become
BaptistsAlbany Plan,
Join, or DieLaw of gravityNavigation ActNavigation ActConnecticut farmers formed
the Susquehanna CompanyVirginia Governor Dinwiddie, prominent planters,
and London merchants formed Ohio CompanyThe Ordinance
Thomas JeffersonNorthwest OrdinanceShays' RebellionConstitutional ConventionAgreement to end the
Atlantic Trade of enslaved peopleConstitution was signedCreation of Bank of United StatesWhiskey Rebellion1795 Treaty with BritainJudiciary Act 1801Embargo Act 1807Treaty of Fort StanwixOhio Indigenous Peoples
forced to sign away landBattle of Fallen TimbersTreaty of GrenvilleBattle of TippecanoeWar of 1812
w BritainBritain burns down Washington D.C.Treaty of GhetTreaty of Adams-Onis 1819Monroe Doctrine
1823Tariff of 1816Tariff of 1824Tariff of 1828
Tariff of Abominationsstart of industrial revolutionPerioden
Olmec people living among
gulf of mexicoTeotihuacandecline of Maya cities
warfare, trade disruptionsToltec Rulethe black plagueFrancesco Petrarch
Founder of HumanismEuropean writers began to imitate classic
literatureDesiderius Erasmuspope leoJohn CalvinPrince Henry the NavigatorGenoese Christopher Columbus started voyageFirst Anglo-Powhatan War3rd anglo-powhatan warprosecution of some white and black people for having relationships
more development of segregationBritish and French trafficking of enslaved people
- took over from the Portuguese and DutchHaitian RevolutionNicholas Copernicus
Beginning of Scientific RevolutionGalileo GalileiJohn Locke - attacked the divine right of kingspopularization of Enlightenment book - Poor Richards's AlmanackThe Great War for EmpireFrench RevolutionDepression periodMissouri Compromise
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