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Pre-Revolution 1490-1769
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17 Dec 2018
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Colonial Era and New Nation
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Antebellum Era to Reconstruction (1850-1877)
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Gilded Age through World War I
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Events
Christopher Columbus Discovers America
Treaty of Tordesillas was agreed
Cabot sets sail for North America
Magellan sets sail for Spice Islands
Vespucci set sail for his first voyage
Cartier sets sail to find a western passage
Hernando de Soto sets sail to conquest Nicaragua
Drake sailed around the world
Raleigh sailed to find the city of gold
Smith explored along the rivers of Virginia
Jamestown was the first English settlement in the Americas
Hudson sailed to find Northeast passage to Cathay
House of Burgesses was established by the General Assembly
Mayflower Compact was signed aboard on ship
Pequot War between the pequot tribe and the colonists
Navigation Act was first enacted under the commonwealth
King Phillips War between Indian inhabitants of New England and New England colonists
Bacon’s Rebellion was led by Nathaniel Bacon
Queen Anne's war was the second in a series of French and Indian Wars
Great Awakening a series of Christian revivals
King George's War is the third of the French and Indian wars
French and Indian War was British America against New France
Sugar Act is passed by the Parliament of Great Britain
Pontiac’s Rebellion stated with Native American not liking post war policies
King George III issues the Proclamation of 1763
Stamp Act imposed a direct tax on the 13 colonies
Quartering Act asked for soldiers to be given a during the war
A secret organization called Sons of Liberty
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