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United States History 1754-1800
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French and Indian War
1754 - 1763
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Peace of Paris
1763
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End of Seven Years War along with the French and Indian War
Proclamation of 1763
1763
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Mutiny Act
1765
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Forced the people in the colonies to let British soldiers stay in their homes
Stamp Act
1765
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Forced colonies to print on "stamped" paper made in London
Townshend Acts
1767
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Got rid of the New York assembly and added new taxes on goods that were brought in from Britain
Boston Massacre
1770
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Boston Tea Party
1773
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Coercive Acts
1774
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The response of the British government for the acts of the Massachusetts colony with the Boston tea party
First Continental Congress Meeting
1774
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Common Sense by Thomas Paine
1776
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Declaration of Independence
1776
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Revolution
1776 - 1781
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Articles of the Confederation
1777
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Articles of the Confederation
1781 - 1789
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Shays' Rebellion
1786
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Rebellion in protest of the weakness/ineffectiveness of the Articles of the Confederation
The Great Compromise
1787
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This is what decided how our bicameral legislature would be set up. A couple of things included in the compromise included the 3/5s things with slaves in the south. Another included the senate being two from each state, and the house being based off of population.
Federalist Papers
1788
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Constitution Ratification
1789
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George Washington
1789 - 1797
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Judiciary Act
1789
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This established the supreme court made up of six judges, one chief justice and five associate judges.
Whiskey Rebellion
1791
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John Adams
1797 - 1801
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Alien and Sedition Acts
1798
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