March Exam Key Dates Flashcards

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1607

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Founding of Jamestown

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1620

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Mayflower Compact signed - legal system in plymouth

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3
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1630

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Massachusetts Bay Colony Established - English settlement, religious governance

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4
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1763

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Proclamation of 1763 - prohibited colonists from moving beyond appalachian trail

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5
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1770

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Boston Massacre - created united front of the separate colonies against the british

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6
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1760-1775

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All acts passed by British - quartering, stamp, tea, townshend (not in order)

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7
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1775-1783

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Revolutionary War

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8
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1787

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constitutional convention and northwest ordinance - northwest ordinance created rules for the admission of northwest states into the union such as no slavery

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9
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1789

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Ratification of Constitution

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10
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1781

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Bill of rights added - antifederalist compromise

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1803

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Louisiana Purchase - Jefferson bought this land under the pretense of a treaty even though he was against high presidential power as an antifederalist

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1812-1815

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war of 1812 - british impressed American traders, war ended with no territorial changes but solidified US sovreignty

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13
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1828

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jackson elected - started jacksonian america

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14
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1850

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compromise of 1850 - California free state, fugitive slave law, New mexico and utah popular sovreignty

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15
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1861-1865

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Civil War - North vs. South but really fought over slavery, north had more resources

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16
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1863

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Emancipation Proclamation - Freed all slaves of US, confederacy had seceded so there was nothing enforcing this for them

17
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1867

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13th amendment passed - legally ended the institution of slavery

18
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1877

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End of reconstruction - federal troops were withdrawn from south in return for rutherford b hayes being elected, marked the end of federal support of black americans in this period