Unfinished Nation Flashcards by Unknown Unknown | Brainscape

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Jamestown

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1607

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Harvard

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1636

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Stono rebellion

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1739

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Fort Necessity

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1754

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Peace of Paris 1

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1763

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Appalachians border stuff

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1763

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Tax Acts

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1764/1765

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Boston massacre

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1770

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new concept of government

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John Locke

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Founded Jamestown

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James Smith

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Boston Tea Party

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1773

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Lexington and Concord

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1775

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Declaration of Independence

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1776

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Declaration of Independence (names)

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Jefferson, Franklin, Adams

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Saratoga

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1777

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Yorktown surrender

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1782

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Peace of Paris 2

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1783

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Shay’s Rebellion

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1786

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George Washington

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1789

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Adams

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1796

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Jefferson

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1800

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2nd Great Awakening (Cane Bridge)

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1801

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Livingston and Monroe (Louisiana Purchase)

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1803

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Madison

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1809

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War of 1812 ending

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1815

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Monroe

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1817

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Panic - bank strengthened loans

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1819

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Monroe Doctrine

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1823

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John Quincy Adams

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1824

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Jackson

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1828

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Book of Mormon

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1830

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Jackson War against National Bank

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1830

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Jackson’s reelection

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1832

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Van Buren

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1836

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First woman at uni

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1837

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Harrison (died shortly)

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1840

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James K Polk

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1844

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Zachary Taylor

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1848

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Millard Fillmore

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1850

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James Buchanan

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1856

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Lincoln

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1860

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CSA

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1861

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New Orleans seized

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1862

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declaration, freeing south slaves

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1863

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Lincoln Formula

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1864

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Lee surrender, Lincoln killed

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1865

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Panic (greenback notes)

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1873

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democrats majority

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1874

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Hayes (compromise)

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1876

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Garfield

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1880

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Chinese exclusion Act

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1882

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Cleveland

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1884

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Chicago demonstration

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1886

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Dawes Act

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1887

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American Protective Association

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against migration

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Benjamin Harrison

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1888

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Cleveland 2nd term

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1892

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Panic (bankruptcy of railroads)

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1893

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McKinley

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1896

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McKinley assassination

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1901

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Theodore Roosevelt

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1901

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Panama Revolution

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1903

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Taft

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1909

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Wilson

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1913

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Wilson reelected

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1916

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Prohibition Era

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1919

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Harding

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1921

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Quotas on Europeans

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1921

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East Asia ban

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1924

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Hoover

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1928

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Wall Street Crash

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October 29, 1929

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Frederick Roosevelt

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1932

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FDR reelection

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1936

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Recession

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1937

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end of New Deal

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1938