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1400 - 1700
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Indians who lived in the eastern U.S. before European colonists came.
1500 - 1780
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A dominating economic policy used in several west-European nations. It involved putting tariffs on goods, maintaining a large network of overseas colonies, and creating monopolies in specific areas of trade.
1526 - 1527
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The first European settlement on United States territory. It lasted for three months.
1600 - 1800
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Slave trade that took place in the Atlantic. Guns from Britain to Africa, Slaves from Africa to America, and crops from America to Britain.
1607 - 1776
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The colonies that became the first U.S. states after the U.S. Revolutionary War
1607 - 1776
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Proprietary colonies were run by people who led within sanctions set by a mother country. Many of the 13 British colonies in America were proprietary.
1624 - 1776
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A colony led by someone appointed by a monarch.
1680 - 1890
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Rice and indigo were cash crops grown in sc. Plantations required the work of many men, usually slaves.
1712
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Codes enacted in SC to require punishments and stricter rules for slaves after a revolt killed many slaveowners.
1715 - 1717
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A war between the settlers of SC, who won with the help of the Cherokee, and several Indian Tribes including the Yamasee.
1739
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A slaves named Jemmy led a large number of armed slaves in revolt, killing 40+ whites before being suppressed by militia. In response, the Negro Act of 1740 was passed.
1750
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Cotton is cash crop grown in sc. The plantations required the work of many men, usually slaves.
1754 - 1763
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A war over land between France and GB. Both belligerents had many allied Indians.
1758 - 1761
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Part of the French and Indian war, it was fought in the SC area after the Cherokee turned on the British.
1764 - 1766
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A tax on sugar imposed on colonists by Great Britain to raise revenue.
1765 - 1771
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Citizens of both Carolinas took up arms against corrupt officials. It was unsuccessful.
1765 - 1785
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Group of patriots formed to protect the rights of colonists.
1765 - 1766
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Tax on printed materials for the colonists to pay.
1773 - 1776
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British tax on tea In colonies.
1775 - 1783
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America's war against British occupants.
1776
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A statement made by the Continental Congress declaring U.S. independence from Britain.
1776
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State constitution ratified by SC Provincial Congress
1777 - 1789
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Made as an agreement between 13 states as a confederation.
1780
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Devastating defeat of american forces against British forces at Camden
1780
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A victory for American militia against loyalist militia at kings mountain
1781
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Victory for the continental army against the British army at Cowpens.
1781
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Neither side "won", but Stewart retreated to charleston.
1787
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Solution on the problem of whether or not to count slaves as persons in the census: count them as 3/5.
1787
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Solution to problem on whether or not to tax imports and exports: only tax imports.
1787
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Solution to problem as whether or not congress should be proportional or equal: have two houses.
1788
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To replace the articles of confederation, provides guidelines and bill of rights.
1793
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Invented by Eli Whitney, it made the separation of seeds from cotton vastly easier.
1807
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Embargo on France and Great Britain while they waged war on each other.
1812 - 1815
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War fought between British and Americans, with Indians on either side.
1823
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Denmark Vesey had a plan to liberate Charleston and thousands of slaves. The plan was leaked and the conspirators were hung/hanged.
1830 - 1870
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The fight to get slavery abolished in the antebellum period.
1832 - 1833
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SC passed legislature to repeal federal tarrifs. The federal government didn't like that, and it was later repealed.
1840
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The system in which land is divided up under private ownership, usually for farming.
1854
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Repealed Missouri Act, said Kansas and Nebraska slavery would be determined by popular sovereignty.
1857
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It said that the federal government had no power to regulate slavery in the territories, and that Africans were not protected by the Constitution and were not citizens.
1860
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The election in which Lincoln was put into office.
1861 - 1865
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The war over slavery between U.S.A and C.S.A.
1861
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Several Southern States secceded from the union after statewide votes to do so.
1861
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First battle of Civil War, C.S.A successfully bombarded a U.S. occupied Ft. Sumter.
1861
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U.S. army captured the fort at Port Royal from the C.S.A.
1861
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A person who wanted to secede from the union.
1861
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Union general who implemented a total war strategy on the south.
1862
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He as a slave took his family and other slaves from a stolen boat to a U.S. naval blockade outside Charleston. He then served the union.
1864
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A warfare strategy that strips the country of its infrastructure in an attempt to intimidate.
1865
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As the war was coming to a close, Lincoln was killed by an actor as he was attending a play.