Key Dates and Events for Era 3 Flashcards

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In what year did the French and Indian War begin?

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1754

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When was the signing of the Treaty of Paris that officially ended the French and Indian War?

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1763

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In what year was the Proclamation Act passed by Great Britain?

This was a result of the Frecnh and Indian War, particularly the encroachment of white colonists on Native American lands.

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1763

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In what year was the Sugar Act passed by Great Britain?

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1764

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In what year was the First Committee of Correspondance established in Boston?

This was partially a response to the passing of the Sugar Act on the colonists, which placed a tax on sugar.

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1764

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In what year was the Stamp Act passed by Great Britain?

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1765

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In what year was the Stamp Act Congress assembled?

This was a response to the passing of the Stamp Act, which forced colonists to pay a tax on certain printed items.

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1765

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In what year was the Declaratory Act passed by Great Britain?

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1766

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In what year were the Townshend Revenue Acts passed by Great Britain?

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1767

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10
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When did the Boston Massacre occur?

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1770

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When was the “Gaspee” Affair?

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1772

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In what year was the Tea Act passed by Great Britain?

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1773

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When did the Boston Tea Party take place?

This was a response to the Tea Act, which placed a tax on tea.

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1773

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In what year were the Coercive (Intolerable) Acts passed by Great Britain?

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1774

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In what year was the First Continental Congress formed?

This was a response to the Coercive (Intolerable) Acts passed for the colonists to follow.

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1774

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16
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When did the fighting at Lexington and Concord begin?

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1775

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When did the Second Continental Congress meet?

This was a partial response to the shots fired at Lexington and Concord, while also a response to Great Britain’s ignorance to colonial demands and greivances.

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1775

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18
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In what year did Thomas Paine publish “Common Sense?”

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1776

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In what year was the Declaration of Independence passed?

Many of Thomas Paine’s ideas were implemented in this document.

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1776

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20
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When were the Articles of Confederation written?

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1777

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21
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In what year did the Battle of Saratoga occur?

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1778

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22
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In what year did France side with the British colonists during the Revolutionary War?

After the colonists won a decisive victory at the Battle of Saratoga, France was convinced that the colonists could win the war, and thus provided aid.

23
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In what year were the Articles ratified by the states?

24
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When was the Treaty of Paris signed, which officially ended the Revolutionary War?

25
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When was the First Land Ordinance established?

26
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When was the Treaty of Fort Stanwix signed?

The lands acquired by the U.S. in this treaty played a crucial role in the divison and governance of lands (particularly in the West) that were laid out in the First Land Ordinance.

27
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When was the Second Land Ordinance passed?

28
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When did Shays’s Rebellion occur?

29
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When was the Annapolis meeting to revise the Articles?

This meeting was a response to Shays’s Rebellion, which did much to point to the weakness of the Articles.

30
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When was the Northwest Ordinance enacted?

31
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When was the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia?

The Northwest Ordinance had served as a prerequistion to this convention, for it laid the groundwork for discussion of governance as well as ideas of territorial regulation that would be drawn out in greater detail at the convention.

32
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In what year was the “Federalist” published?

33
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In what year was the Constitution ratified?

The “Federalist” played a major role in convincing Americans that a governing body with greater control could be highly beneficial and crucial to the survival of the young nation.

34
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When were the first federal elections?

A result of the ratification of the Constitution.

35
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When was the inauguration of George Washington?

36
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When was the Judiciary Act passed?

37
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When was the beginning of the French Revolution?

This event was inspired by the colonist’s fight for independence from their monarch.

38
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When was “The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano” published?

39
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When was the Bill of Rights ratified?

40
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In what year did Alexander Hamilton issue “Report on Manufacturers.”

In his report, he argues for higher tariff rates in order to protect the young American businesses.

41
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In what year was the Bank of the United States approved?

This was part of Hamilton’s program for greater government control and stability.

42
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In what year did war break out between Britain and France?

43
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When did Washington issue his Neutrality Proclamation?

This was a response to the French Revolutionary Wars, and he wanted to keep the young United States out of a conflict that could threaten its very survival.

44
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In what year did the Whiskey Rebellion occur?

45
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When was Jay’s Treaty signed?

46
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When was Pickney’s Treaty signed?

47
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When did Washington deliver his Farewell Address?

In his address, he warned against alliances and relations with other countries, as well as the formation of political parties.

48
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In what year was John Adams elected for president?

49
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When did teh XYZ Affair occur?

50
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When was the “Quasi-war” with France?

This “war” was a response to the XYZ affair.

51
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When were the Alien and Sedition Acts passed?

52
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When were the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions established?

These were declared as a response to the Alien and Sedition Acts in which several prominent political figures, Jefferson and Madison, and many Americans deemed these acts unconstitutional. They also believed that the states had a right to nullify any laws that they thought were unconstiutional.

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When was Thomas Jefferson elected?