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1764

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Sugar Act

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1765

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Quartering Act / stamp act / stamp act Congress

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1766

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Stamp Act repealed

Declaratory act passed

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1767

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Townshend Acts passed

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1770

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Townshend Acts repealed
Tea Tax maintained
Boston massacre

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1772

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Massachusetts Committee of Correspondence

Gaspee burned

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1773

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Boston Tea Party

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1774

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First continental congress
Intolerable Acts
Quebec Act

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1775

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Battles of Lexington and Concord

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1776

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Second Continental Congress

Declaration of Independence

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1778

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Battle of Saratoga

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1781

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Battle of Yorktown

Articles of Confederation ratified

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1783

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Treaty of Paris

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1785

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Basic Land Ordinance

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1786

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Annapolis Convention

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1786-1787

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Shays’s Rebellion

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1787

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Constitutional convention

Northwest ordinance

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1788

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Nine states ratify the constitution

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1789

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George Washington elected president

13 states join Federal Union

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1790

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Alexander Hamilton’s financial plan

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1791

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Bill of Rights adopted

First bank of US chartered

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1793

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Proclamation of Neutrality

Citizen Genet affair

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1794

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Whiskey Rebellion

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1795

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Jay’s Treaty

Pinckney’s Treaty

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1796

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John Adams elected President

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1797

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XYZ

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1798

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Alien and Sedition Acts

Kentucky and Virginia resolutions

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1800

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Thomas Jefferson elected President

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1801

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John Marshall becomes Chief Justice

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1803

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Louisiana purchase

Marbury v. Madison

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1804-1807

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Lewis and Clark expedition

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1807

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Embargo

Aaron Burr Conspiracy

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1808

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James Madison elected President

Slave trade stopped (illegal) Congressional Law

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1812-1815

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War of 1812

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1815

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Battle of New Orleans
Hartford Convention
Treaty of Ghent

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1816

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James Monroe elected president

2nd Bank of US chartered

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1817

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Rush-Bagot agreement

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1818

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Convention of 1818

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1819

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Panic of 1819

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1820

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Missouri Compromise

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1823

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Monroe Doctrine

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1824

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John Quincy Adams elected Pres.

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1825

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Erie Canal opened

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1828

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Tarif Act

Jackson’s modern campaign

45
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1830

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Webster-Hayne debate

46
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1831

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Alexis de Tocqueville visits US
Eaton affair
Nat Turner Slave rebbellion
Maysville Road Bill vetoed

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1832

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Jackson vetoes second bank recharter

Nullification crisis

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1833

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Compromise Tariff

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1834

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Whig party formed

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1836

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Texas Revolution
Martin Van Buren elected president
Specie circular

51
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1837

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Panic of 1837

gag rule in congress

52
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1840

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William Henry Harrison elected Pres.

Independent Treasury Bill

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