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1587
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John White lead a group of people (91 men, 17 women, 9 children) to Roanoke, left to get supplies, returned 3 years later to find the colony abandoned and the only clue was the word “Croatoan” carved into a tree
1587
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Virginia Dare was the first European born in America. One of the women who traveled to Roanoke was pregnant, she gave to a girl on the island, and named her Virginia. She was the first European to be born in America.
1614
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Native American (Pocahontas) marries European settler (John Rolfe). The settlers and the Powhatan tribe didn’t have a good relationship until John Rolfe, one of the colonists, married Pocahontas, the chief's daughter, and their relationship improved. http://www.awb.com/dailydose/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Pocahontas_Rolfe_crop.jpg
1619
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20 Africans on a Dutch trading vessel arrived at Jamestown about to be turned into slaves
1620
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Pilgrims go to America for religious freedom.
1621
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1624
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Virginia became a royal colony
1629
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Massachusetts Bay Company, a joint stock trading company, opens.
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1649
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1650
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England passed Navigation acts.
1664
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1676
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1680
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1683
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1688
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Parliament removed King James from power and crowned William and Mary to rule
1689
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Parliament drew up English Bill of Rights
1700
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Britain and France were leading European powers
1702
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1721
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15 percent of Boston's population died of smallpox.
1730
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Great Awakening swept through the colonies.
1750
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82% of men and 50% of women could read.
1750
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1750
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South Carolina and Georgia had the fastest-growing economy
1754
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Governor of Virginia (George Washington) sends a militia to drive out the French
1754
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Iroquois refuses an alliance with Britain unlike the other tribes, Mohawk, Seneca, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, ad Tuscarora
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1757
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William Pitt becomes Prime minister of Britain
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1758
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British forces win key victory at Fort Louisbourg
1759
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September, British troops defeated French Army at the Plains of Abraham
1760
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New York and Philadelphia were the largest cities in the American colonies
1763
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Pontiac and his forces captured British fort at Detroit
1763
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The Proclamation of 1763 kept peace with the natives and angered colonists.
1764
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Sugar Act lowered taxes on molasses.
1765
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Stamp Act charged tax on paper goods to mark what was taxed a stamp was placed on the good.
1765
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1766
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Pontiac agreed peace with the British, but afterwards, his allies turn against him
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1767
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Townshend Acts were taxes on imports. Protests against Britain began.
1770
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1770 to 1772 - The Townshend Acts were canceled.
1772
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The Tea Act was enforced. This was a tax on tea.
1773
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The Boston Tea Party occurred, 46 tons of tea were dumped into the harbor.
1774
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The First Continental Congress met.
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1774
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Intolerable Acts were another name for the Coercive Acts, and Quebec Act.
January 1775
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British officer notices militia collecting weapons.
1775
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Colonel Prescott made camp on Bunker Hill which was across from Boston.
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1775
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Created by second continental congress.
1775
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Second Continental Congress met on May 10.
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April 1775
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April 18, 1775
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Paul Revere warns Massachusetts militia of british troops.
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May 10, 1775
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Fort Ticonderoga, a British stronghold, surrendered.
1776 - 1777
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Thomas Jefferson drafted, John Adams wrote next one.
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1776
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"We shall have a long... and bloody war to go through." - John Adams
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1776
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Led 24,000 troops across Delaware River to Trenton on Christmas Night
1777
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Against American and British
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3/5/1777
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Fights would break out in the streets. One famous fights is the Boston Massacre.
http://www.ushistory.org/declaration/related/images/massacre.jpg
1778
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In Rhode island all African Americans
https://padresteve.files.wordpress.com/2014/10/negro-regiment-54th-ma.jpg
1780
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Charlestown in South Carolina captured by British.
September 1780
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Captain Arnold accused of treason.
1781
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Yorktown, Virginia
1782
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1783
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Treaty of Paris is signed
1796
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Edward Jenner developed a safer smallpox vaccine.
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