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Sir Walter Raleigh and the Settlement of RoanokeJamestown ColonyVirginia Company goes bankruptNative American attack on JamestownDeath of Chief PowhatanStarving TimesCreation of the House of BurgessesGeorgia is created as a colonyMaryland becomes a colonyMaryland Act of ToleranceBacon's RebellionPlymouth is establishedMayflower CompactSalem is establishedHarvard College foundedMassachusetts School LawsHalfway CovenantKing Philip's WarRoger Williams is banishedAnne Hutchinson is banishedConfederation of New England is createdNew York is establishedCarolinas EstablishedPennsylvania is establishedThe Great AwakeningThe EnlightenmentPaxton BoysProclamation of 1763Albany Plan of UnionFrench and Indian WarPeace of ParisSugar ActStamp ActThe Sons of LibertyStamp Act CongressDeclaratory ActsQuartering ActTownshend DutiesSaratogaFrench AllianceYorktownPeace of ParisBoard of Customs CommissionersBoston MassacreCommittee of CorrespondenceTea ActIntolerable ActsIntolerable ActsQuebec ActFirst Continental CongressSuffolk ResolvesLexington and ConcordSecond Continental CongressOlive Branch PetitionCommon Sense is publishedDeclaration of IndependenceArticles of ConfederationBarbary PiratesMississippi blocked by SpanishBritish forts in the NorthwestShay's RebellionBasic Land OrdinanceNorthwest OrdinanceAnnapolis ConventionConstitutional ConventionThe Great CompromiseThree-fifths CompromiseFederalist PapersAntifederalist PapersSome
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happenedRatification of ConstitutionBill of RightsJudiciary Act of 1789Neutrality ProclamationTreaty of GreenvilleJay's TreatyPinckney's TreatyWhiskey TaxWhiskey RebellionXYZ AffairAlien and Sedition ActsVirginia and Kentucky ResolutionsNaturalization ActMarbury vs. MadisonNaval battle at TripoliTreaty of IldefonsoLouisiana PurchaseContinental SystemChesapeake-Leopard AffairEmbargo ActNon-Intercourse ActTreaty of GhentSecond BankRush-Bagot AgreementAdams-Onis (Transcontinental) TreatyConvention of 1818Tariff of 1816Monroe DoctrinePeríodos
Navigation ActsSalutory NeglectCritical PeriodGeorge WashingtonFrench RevolutionAdams PresidencyWar of 1812Era of Good Feeling
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