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Mayflower lands at Cape Cod, forms local government

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1620

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John Winthrop leads Puritan migration 900 colonists, 1st governor

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1630

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Roger Williams founds Providence and Rhode Island, banished for new and dangerous opinions

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1636

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Columbus

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1492

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1st permanent colony in N.A., St. Augustine

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1565

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Jamestown founded in Virginia, Capt. John Smith captured

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1607

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1st legislative assembly in America, 20 Africans brought by Dutch ship, slavery began

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1619

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King Philip’s War erupts in New England, 600 colonists and 3000 natives killed

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1675-1676

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Expansion, British pop 250,000

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1700

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Diversity

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1750

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Salem Witch Trials

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1692

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Benjamin Rush killed patients

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1793

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40% indentured servants

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1625

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16% indentured servants

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1683

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30% w/ skills

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1654-1661

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80% w/ skills

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1773-1775

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African slaves used to replace indentured servants (25 to 210,000 slaves)

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1625-1775

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Act “casual” killings of slaves

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1669

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30 lashes on bare back if salves hands on any Christian

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1680

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Thomas Hobbes, protect people

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1651

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John Locke, treaties

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1689

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The Age of Reason

The Age of Enlightenment, Revolution

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1750

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Post Salem, persecution of mentally ill abated

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18th century

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  • Though to be caused by spleen
  • Placed in cages in almshouses, jails
  • In chains, brutally whipped
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Mid 18th Century

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Diphtheria

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1735-1740

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Small Pox

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1763

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Yellow Fever

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1793

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The American Revolution/ War of Independence

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1754-1781

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The Naturalization Act

  • Any alien, being free white person, could apply for citizenship
  • Indentured servants, free blacks and slaves were not eligible since they were property and not persons
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1790

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Pension legislation for American colonies

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1776

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