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Category: Autre
mise à jour avec succès: 5 oct. 2018
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First Continental Congress and Declaration of Rights and GrievancesSecond Continental CongressDeclaration of IndependenceOlive Branch PetitionLand Ordinance of 1785Treaty of ParisNorthwest Ordinance of 1787Lexington and ConcordBattle of Bunker HillBattle of SaratogaBattle of YorktownCommon Sense by TPShays's RebellionFederalist Papersaddition of Bill of RightsWashington's Farewell AddressAlien and Sedition ActsKentucky and Virginia ResolutionsBattle of Fallen TimbersTreaty of GreenvillesConstitutional ConventionConnecticut Plan/Great Compromise and 3/5 CompromiseJudiciary Act of 1789Whiskey RebellionRevolution of 1800Proclamation of Neutrality"Citizen" Genet AffairJay's TreatyPinckney's TreatyPennsylvania Gradual Emmancitpation LawPaxton BoysGaspee AffairGabriel Prosser's RebellionAnnapolis ConventionTreaty of Alliance with FranceCommitees of Correspondance S. AdamsTreaty of TordesillasMaryland Act of TolerationRoger Williams establishes RIPennsylvania Charter of Libertiesestablishment of Jamestown VAestablishment of Plymouth colony and Mayflower CompactJohn Winthrop establishes Massachusetts Bay Colonyestablishment of Virginia House of BurgessesBacon's RebellionFundamental Orders of Connecticutestablishment of Virginia Companyfirst slaves and indentured servants (headright system)Molasses ActWool ActStono RebellionPueblo Revolt/Pope's RebellionColumbus reached the New WorldMartin Luther's 95 Thesesestablishment of the mercator mapestablishmemt of Roanoke colonyEngland defeats the Spanish ArmadaStamp Act and CongressIntolerable ActsPontiac's Rebellion and Procamation of 1763BF's Albany Plan of UnionPeace of ParisSugar ActQuartering ActDeclaratory ActTownshend ActsTea ActCoercive ActsPériodes
Valladolid DebateKing Philip's WarNavigation ActsDominion of New England under Sir Edmund AndrosGlorious Revolutionestablishment of praying townsGreat AwakeningSalem Witch TrialsPequot War7 Years' WarPresident George WashingtonArticles of ConfederationPresident John AdamsPresident Thomas JeffersonQuasi War with France
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