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3 important dates
Declare independence - 1776
Found Jamestown - 1607
Columbus - 1492
Chesapeake colonies:
Virginia, Delaware, Maryland
Jamestown
Powhatan
Helped the English colonists expecting them to pay him back later
Proprietary colonies
Carolinas and Georgia
big into monoculture: rice, indigo
Republicanism
The best form of government is representative, people choose representatives
requires virtuous citizens
cyclical view of history
ALL agree on anti-slavery
Join or die
Albany Plan of Union
Thomas Jefferson’s loose military alliance- 0 signed
French and Indian War
1754-1763
disputes about land
British come help, French kicked off the continent
Pontiac’s war
1763
confederation of tribes attack British forts
Proclamation of 1763
Colonists must not expand past the Appalachian mountains
Standing army placed on barrier line
Coercive Acts (Intolerable Acts)
made to punish Massachusetts for the Boston tea party
***Influenced the creation of the Continental congress
Battles of Lexington and Concord
1775
Militia works better than expected, gives Americans hope
Thomas Paine
Wrote “Common Sense,” 1776
argues that independence from Britain is crucial
American Revolution
1775 - 1783
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
Republican Motherhood
increase in women’s education
women as voices of virtue and reason
rise of free public education
Benevolent Societies
Hand out bibles, good deeds, anti-slavery
Transportation Revolution
1712 - invention of steam engine
development of transportation infrastructure
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
Age of Reform
1830s
way to critique society
Seneca Falls Convention
1848
first women’s rights convention
Declaration of Sentiments
Start of slavery in USA
1619
Mexican-American war
1846 - 1848
James K Polk president
Leads to annexation of texas - 1845
USA wins
caused by westward expansion
Louisiana purchase
1803
Compromise of 1850
California becomes free state, slavery in new states is voted upon
Steven Douglas
democrat, advocated for kansas-nebraska act
Kansas-Nebraska Act
created kansas and nebraska, put slavery up to popular sovereignty
When was the civil war
1861-1865
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
jefferson davis
president of the confederacy
abraham lincoln
president of the union
how are slavery and native issues unresolved from the revolution
**william lloyd garrison
abolitionist, wrote the liberator
*erie canal
transport of goods from northeast to midwest
george fitzhugh
pro-slavery, slavery beneficial for society and enslaved peoples.
james henry hammond
creator of mudsill theory
mudsill theory
society needs a lower class to provide labor
tecumseh
military leader, unified natives against westward expansion