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Mid-term timeline
Mid-term timeline
100 - 1000
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Native Americans who lived in the Eastern part of the now United States. They were here before the Spanish, British, etc. Biggest being the Cherokee.
1500 - 1700
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16th century to late 18th century. Mercantilism is the goverment control of foreign colonies ensuring the military security of the country.
1526 - 1527
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First settlement from Europe in the now existing United States, it only lasted for 3 months after being abandoned.
1550 - 1800
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The triangle lasted between the late 16th century and early 19th. The triangle trade was the trade between the America's, Africa, and Europe. They traded many things from spices, to raw materials, to slaves.
1600 - 1800
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The plantation system was also known as the social control system. Most plantations were specialized in 1 crop like sugar or indigo.
1607 - 1733
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They were the colonies in the Americas that belonged to England. First colony in 1607, last in 1733
1624 - 1752
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Royal colonies are ruled directly by the king.
1632
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South Carolina was a properatiary colony.
1650 - 1712
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Codes restricting slaves many rights.
1680 - 1783
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Rice and Indigo were major cash crops of South Carolina.
1715 - 1717
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The yemassee war was a conflict between Bristish settlers between various Native American tribes.
1739
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The largest slave revolt by slaves in the colonies. September 9th, 1739.
1754 - 1763
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A war between the French and English colonies.
1758 - 1761
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War with the British Colonies and Native tribes?
1764 - 1776
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High tax on sugar.
1765 - 1771
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A North and South Carolina uprising against the citizens took up arms against corrupt officials.
1765 - 1787
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American patriots begining to rebel.
1765 - 1880
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Tax on all paper products.
1773
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Tax on tea.
1775 - 1783
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The rebellion of the colonists against the British forces. Colonists won making the USA.
1776
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The first constituion of the colonies, stating it is a union.
1776
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Announced the colonies as a separate country.
1776
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The constitution for South Caorlina.
1780
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A major victory for the British.
1780
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Victory for the patriots.
1781
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A Bristish win.
1781
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Last big battle in South Carolina, British one.
1787
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Compromise between the north and the south about the population of slaves, counting as 3/5.
1787
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A compromise between the North and South on how the government would regulate commerence.
1787
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The supreme law of the United States.
1787
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The compromise about the representation of how many representatives for each state.
1793
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Device that makes picking cotton a lot easier and faster.
1793
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The cotton trade started becoming popular in 1793 because of the cotton gin.
1805
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This movement was to secede with the United States.
1807
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Embargo against England and France.
1812 - 1815
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Conflict with the British.
1820 - 1891
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General of the USA, came up with total warfare.
1822
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Would have been one of the largest slave revolt in American History. But, word leaked and the leaders were executed.
1830 - 1870
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Abolitionist movement tried to gain the emancipation of all slaves.
1832
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Crisis that Andrew Jacksons tariffs were null and there for not valid. Ended with Jackson's resignation.
1839 - 1915
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Politician who was once a slave.
1854
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Creating the states Kansas and Nebraska therefor opening new lands, and territories.
1857
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Argument between Scott and and Stanford over a landmark decision.
1860
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Big election of Abraham Lincoln.
1860
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Starting place of the civil war.
1861 - 1865
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War between north and south, USA and CSA.
1861 - 1865
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Seven southern states seceded to form CSA, start of Civil War.
1861
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Biggest amphibious battle until D Day, battle of civil war at Port Royal.
1861 - 1865
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Destructive war, total destruction, no crops, made so people hated war.
1865
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Lincoln assassinated by John Wilkes Booth.