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13 Colonies Colonization — 1607
No Taxation Without Representation — Belief that colonists should not be taxed without having representatives in government
United States Founding — July 4
1776
George Washington — Leader of the Continental Army and first U.S. president
Thomas Jefferson — Author of the Declaration of Independence
Benjamin Franklin — Helped gain French support during the Revolutionary War
New Spain Colonization — Early 1500s (around 1521)
Start of Mexican Independence — 1810
Army of the Three Guarantees — Army that won Mexico’s independence
Treaty of Córdoba — Agreement that granted Mexico independence from Spain in 1821
Miguel Hidalgo — Priest who started the Mexican War of Independence
José María Morelos — Leader who continued Mexico’s independence movement
Agustín de Iturbide — Leader who secured independence and became Mexico’s first emperor
Canada Colonization — Early 1600s
France — First country to colonize Canada
French and Indian War — War that transferred control of Canada to Britain
Great Britain — Country that gained control of Canada after the French and Indian War
Canadian Independence — 1867 (Confederation)
fully independent in 1982
John A. Macdonald — First Prime Minister of Canada and key figure in Confederation
Samuel de Champlain — Founder of Quebec and leader in New France
Revolutionary War — War that gave the United States independence from Britain (1775–1783)
American Civil War — War that ended slavery and preserved the Union (1861–1865)
World War I — Global war that caused major political changes (1914–1918)
Great Depression — Worldwide economic collapse (1929–1939)
World War II — Global war where the Allies defeated the Axis powers (1939–1945)
Mexican War of Independence — War that gave Mexico independence from Spain (1810–1821)
Mexican-American War — War where the U.S. gained western land from Mexico (1846–1848)
Mexican Revolution — Conflict that overthrew Mexico’s dictatorship and created a new government (1910–1920)
War of 1812 — War between the U.S. and Britain that confirmed U.S. independence (1812–1815)
Canadian Confederation — Formation of Canada as a self-governing nation (1867)