Big Dates Flashcards

1
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When the first representative government was made

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1607-Jamestown

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2
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When the first permanent English colony was made

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1607-Jamestown

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3
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Caused by religious persecution

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1620-Plymouth

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3
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When the Mayflower Compact was made

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1620-Plymouth

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4
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When the first self-government was made

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1620-Plymouth

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5
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Where the first Thanksgiving happened/relations with Native Americans

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1620-Plymouth

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6
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Self-government in Plymouth colony

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1620-Mayflower compact

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7
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“civil body politic…for the general good”

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1620-Mayflower Compact

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8
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“such just (fair) and equal laws”

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1620-Mayflower Compact

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9
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Ended the French and Indian war

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1763-Treaty of paris-1763

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10
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When France lost almost all land in America, while Spain and England gained land

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1763-Treaty of Paris-1763

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11
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When Thomas Jefferson wrote an important document.

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1776-Declaration of Independence

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12
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Wrote about unalienable rights and grievances against the British

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1776-Declaration of Independence

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13
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Ended the American Revolution

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1783-Treaty of Paris-1783

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14
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Recognized American Independence

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1783-Treaty of Paris-1783

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15
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Boundaries of the US would extend to Mississippi River

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1783-Treaty of Paris-1783

16
Q

The Articles of Confederation need to be revised–ended up making a new document

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1787-Constitutional Convention

17
Q

Influenced by many colonial documents

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1787-Constitutional Convention

18
Q

Written by the founding fathers and James Madison was considered the father of it

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1787-Constitutional Convention

19
Q

Hypocritically bought by Jefferson for cheap from Napoleon

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1803-Louisiana Purchase

20
Q

DOUBLED the size of the US

A

1803-Louisiana Purchase

21
Q

Led to the idea of westward expansion and manifest destiny

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1803-Louisiana Purchase

22
Q

Polk won the election because he promised he would do this

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1845-Annexation of Texas

23
Q

Led to conflict related to slavery and border disputes

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1845-Annexation of Texas

24
Q

opponents had concerns about provoking a war with Mexico, assuming debt, and the question of slavery or free land.

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1845-Annexation of Texas

25
Q

First shots fired

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1861-Start of the civil war

26
Q

Fort Sumter

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1861-Start of the civil war

27
Q

At Appomattox Court House

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1865-End of the civil war

28
Q

Robert E Lee surrendered to Grant–Union won

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1865-End of the civil war

29
Q

lincoln was assassinated a couple of days after

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1865-End of the civil war

30
Q

official end of reconstruction in the aftermath of the civil war

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1877-Compromise of 1877

31
Q

All federal troops were removed from the south

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1877-Compromise of 1877

32
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Democrats made many guidelines in order for a republican to be elected president (federal troops removed, democrat in the cabinet and in more powerful positions)

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1877-Compromise of 1877

33
Q

Republicans lost power while Democrats gained it

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1877-Compromise of 1877

34
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Tobacco crops

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1619-first slaves in Jamestown

35
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forced,involuntary and for life

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1619-first slaves in Jamestown

36
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