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3 important dates

Declare independence - 1776

Found Jamestown - 1607

Columbus - 1492

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Chesapeake colonies:

Virginia, Delaware, Maryland

  • Jamestown

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Powhatan

Helped the English colonists expecting them to pay him back later

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Proprietary colonies

Carolinas and Georgia

  • big into monoculture: rice, indigo

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Republicanism

The best form of government is representative, people choose representatives

  • requires virtuous citizens

  • cyclical view of history

  • ALL agree on anti-slavery

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Join or die

  • Albany Plan of Union

    Thomas Jefferson’s loose military alliance- 0 signed

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French and Indian War

1754-1763

  • disputes about land

  • British come help, French kicked off the continent

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Pontiac’s war

1763

  • confederation of tribes attack British forts

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Proclamation of 1763

  • Colonists must not expand past the Appalachian mountains

  • Standing army placed on barrier line

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Coercive Acts (Intolerable Acts)

  • made to punish Massachusetts for the Boston tea party

  • ***Influenced the creation of the Continental congress

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Battles of Lexington and Concord

1775

  • Militia works better than expected, gives Americans hope

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Thomas Paine

Wrote “Common Sense,” 1776

  • argues that independence from Britain is crucial

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American Revolution

1775 - 1783

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First Barbary War

1801 - 1804

  • US attacks any ship that pays tribute to Barbary states (Tripoli)

  • Thomas Jefferson is president at the time

  • USA wins

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Republican Motherhood

  • increase in women’s education

  • women as voices of virtue and reason

  • rise of free public education

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Benevolent Societies

Hand out bibles, good deeds, anti-slavery

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Transportation Revolution

1712 - invention of steam engine

  • development of transportation infrastructure

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Missouri Crisis

1819 - 1821

  • disrupts the balance of slave states and free states

  • Missouri admitted as slave state, all above the line free and below slave

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Age of Reform

1830s

  • way to critique society

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Seneca Falls Convention

1848

  • first women’s rights convention

  • Declaration of Sentiments

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Start of slavery in USA

1619

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Mexican-American war

1846 - 1848

  • James K Polk president

  • Leads to annexation of texas - 1845

  • USA wins

  • caused by westward expansion

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Louisiana purchase

1803

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Compromise of 1850

California becomes free state, slavery in new states is voted upon

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Steven Douglas

democrat, advocated for kansas-nebraska act

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Kansas-Nebraska Act

created kansas and nebraska, put slavery up to popular sovereignty

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When was the civil war

1861-1865

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federalists vs anti-federalists

in support of/not in support of a centralized government and the constitution

anti: thomas jefferson

federalists: alexander hamilton, james madison, john j

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jefferson davis

president of the confederacy

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abraham lincoln

president of the union

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how are slavery and native issues unresolved from the revolution

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**william lloyd garrison

abolitionist, wrote the liberator

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*erie canal

transport of goods from northeast to midwest

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george fitzhugh

pro-slavery, slavery beneficial for society and enslaved peoples.

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james henry hammond

creator of mudsill theory

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mudsill theory

society needs a lower class to provide labor

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tecumseh

military leader, unified natives against westward expansion