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100 - 900
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Used forest around Mississippi River. And used forest around them to make practically everything they needed. We're made up of many tribes.
1500 - 1790
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Belief in the benefits of profitable trading. Also known as commercionalism
1526 - 1527
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First European settlement in the U. S. They were based in theGeorgetown Country in South Carolina.
1607 - 1733
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These were the first colonies in the United States. All of them were on the Atlantic Coast and each colony developed it own self-government.
1624 - 1981
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Also known as the Crown Colony. They had representatives councils and was governed by an appointed governor.
1660 - 1690
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When the British control what the American colonies could do.
1680 - 1730
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Extremely successful crops. Which made tons of money in the state of South Carolina.
1680 - 1915
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Big trading system between three major ports and countries. Africa, 13 Colonies, and Europe were in this trading.
1712
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This was a tax on the transfer of creation documents. The ones that pay that tax get a stamp saying they are an official document.
1715 - 1717
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This was a war between British settlers and native Americans.
1739
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Was a very large slave rebellion is South Carolina on September 7, 1739. The leader was Jemmy a former slave who led 20 armed other to the Stono River.
1754 - 1763
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This war was between Great Britain and France and became a world wide conflict.
1758 - 1761
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This was known as the first Cherokee War. Was between the British and American Cherokee tribes. NC SC and Tenassee, it was a British victory
1764
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This act was passed by the Parliment in Great Brittain was was to raise revenue.
1765 - 1771
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Most citizens of South Carolina took up arms to the colonial officials. The citizens overthrew the officials.
1765
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This was a group of American Patriots and was formed to protect the rights of the citizens. Which kind of started the Intolerable Acts.
1773
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This was just a general tax on the tea sold from and in the United States.
1775 - 1783
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Was simply between the 13 colonies and Great Britain. It ended up in an American Victory and could've became a World War.
1776
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This Document practically set the future the the rest of history for the U.S. There were 57 signers and is probably the biggest document in U.S. history.
1776
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This was basically a meeting to try to improve the U.S. Consititution.
1780
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This was a major war and victory for the British.
1780
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Was a battle between the patriot and loyalist militias. Patrick Ferguson defeated the loyalist militia.
1781
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This was basically the first Consisitution. It had to be ratified by all 13 states and they all agreed.
1781
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The Americans had a good strategy but this became a British Victory
1781
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Was known as the turning Point of the Revolutionary War.
1787
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This was a compromise between southern and northern states that for every 5 blacks there would 3 would be counted.
1787
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This was also a compromise between the southern and northern states at the consitutional conventions on how they should regulate commerce.
1787
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This was a revisoion of the Artcles of Confederation and is still our nations most famous document, The U.S. Constitution.
1787
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This was one of the biggest compromises ever. This compromise stated that the number of representatives you can have is based on your populaton of the state.
1793
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Was a huge invention for this time to pick the seeds out of cotton. Also increased slavery a lot.
1800 - 1900
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This was just a general antislavery movement. Abolitionist were all against slavery.
1800 - 1900
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The cotton trade is when many people sold and bought cotton also many imported and exported it to different countries.
1807
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This act was mainly to stop trade and tarrifs between the 13 colonies, France, and Great Britain.
1812
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This war was a major conflict between the U.S. and the British. It was mainly to solve some issues and independence.
1820 - 1891
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He had many jobs but was mainly an army general and was rewarded because of his harshness, the scorched heart.
1822
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This was a plot by Vesey, who was a slave, to try to start a slave rebellion but was killed before he could start.
1832
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This was a conflict about tariffs during the presidency of Andrew Jackson
1835 - 1915
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He was an escaped slave who freed himself many friends and family by commandeering a ship.
1845
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This was to secede from the U.S. states many states wanted to be independent.
1848
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These were prettty much the statuses and right the slaves had to thier owners in each state.
1854
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This was a act for opening new land and kind of repealed the Missouri Compromise.
1857
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This was an argument between Scott and Stanford between a landmark decision.
1860
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This was an affect of the outbreak of the American Civil War. There needed to be a re-election.
1861 - 1865
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This was a major war between the states. It was the Union against the Confederates.
1861 - 1865
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These were basically all of the slaves states in the south. Eventually these states were defeated by the northern states.
1861
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This battle started the Civil War and declared the beginning.
1861
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This was one of the first amphibious attacks in the Civil War and was on the Port Royal Sound.
1865
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This has and always will be a big historic event. This happened on Good Friday of 1865, five days after he Civil War ended. John Wilkes Booth was the killer.
1866
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This was a strategy used to destroy everything in your path. The north did this and destroyed many many houses, stores, railroads and practically everything.
1910 - 1945
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This was a plantation system or irrigation plan to grow and profit from crops.