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July 14, 1789
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The French Revolution started with the capture of Bastille, a hated fortress which stood as a symbol of royal power.
April 22, 1793
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The Neutrality Proclamation said that the U.S. wouldn't take any sides with any warring European country.
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August 20, 1794
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Native Americans fought with the Americans in this battle and lost.
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November 1794
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Most of the rebels participating in the Whiskey Rebellion fled at the sound of news stating that an army of 13,000 sent by George Washington had approached western Pennsylvania. The rebellion ended without a battle.
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November 1794
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Jay's Treaty settled early 1790s disputes between Great Britain and America. This treaty was signed much to many citizens' disapproval.
August 1795
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This treaty allowed the United States to lay claims on most of the Indian lands in the Northwest Territiory. The U.S. citizens in the claimed Indian lands in the Northwest Territory also had their safety guaranteed there under the treaty. In return, the Indians recieved $20k's worth of goods and acknowledgement of their claim to still Indian-held lands.
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October 1795
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The signing of Pinckney's Treaty helped settle U.S. border and trade disputes with Spain. Under this treaty, the U.S.'s new southern boundart was 31* N latitude. Also, the closed port at New Orelans was reopened to the Americans.