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Magna Carta
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Magna Carta
When: 1215
Who: King John
First document to limit the power of the king.
Where: England5
Jamestown6
JamestownWhen:1607
Who: English Colonists
Where: Jamestown
What:The first permanent English
settlement in North America.
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House of Burgesses8
House Of Burgesses
When: 1619
Who: George Yeardley
Where: Jamestown
What: The first representative assembly in the American Colonies
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Mayflower Compact10
Mayflower Compact
When: 1620
Who: Pilgrims
Where: On the mayflower
What: An agreement established by the men who sailed on the mayflower
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New England Region12
New England Region
When:1620-1636
Who: English Colonists
Where: New England Colonies
What: Democratic, they fished and traded. Lives centered around religion.
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Middle Region14
Middle Region
Who: Colonists
What:have to own land to vote, they farm. Not centered around religion.
Where: Middle Colonies
When: 1626-1682
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Southern Region16
Southern Region
What: Must have land to vote, they farm, and lives not centered around religion 
Where: Southern Colonies
Who: Colonists
When: 1607-173217
French and Indian War18
French and Indian WarWhere: Ohio ValleyWhen: 1754-1763Who: The French and the BritishWhat: Conflict in North America from 1754 to 1763 that was part of a world wide struggle between Britain and France19
Treaty Of Paris
1763
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When: 1763Treaty Of Paris 1763 Who: The French and British Where: Paris What: Treaty that ended the French and Indian war21
Proclamation of 176322
Who: The British
What: British telling settlers not to go west of Appalachian Mountains 
Where: Appalachian Mountains
When: 1763
Proclamation of 176323
Sugar Act24
Where: All of the Colonies
Who: The British
When: 1764
What:A law passed that placed tax on sugar, molasses, and other products shipped to the colonies.
Sugar Act25
Quartering Act26
What: A law passed that required the colonists to house and supply the British Soldiers
Where: The Colonies
Who: The British
Quartering Act
When: 176527
Stamp Act28
Who: The Parliament
When: 1765
Where: The Colonies
Stamp Act
What: A law passed that required all legal documents to carry an official stamp29
Townshend Acts
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What: A law that suspended New York's Assembly and established good on products brought to the British colonies
Where: The British Colonies
Who: The British
When: 1765-1768
Townshend Acts31
Boston Massacre32
Where: BostonWhen: 1770Who: British Soldiers and ColonistsBoston MassacreWhat: A clash between the British Soldiers and Colonist killing 5 of the Colonists.Also who died was Crispus Attacks33
The Boston Tea Party34
What: The dumping of 342 chests into the Boston Harbor
Who: Upset Colonists
Where: On a shipWhen: 1773
The Boston Tea Party35
Intolerable Acts36
Where: The British Colonies
Who: Mass. Colonists 
When: 1774
Intolerable Acts
What: A law enacted to punish Mass. Colonists for the Boston Tea Party37
Lexington And Concord38
Where: MassachusettsWho: New England ColoniesWhen: 1775What:Sites in Mass. of the First Battles Of the American RevolutionLexington And Concord39
Declaration Of Independence40
Where: Britain
Who:Colonists and John Hancock
When: 1776Declaration Of Independence
What: A document signed that declared our freedom41
Battle Of Saratoga42
Who:British and Continental SoldiersWhere: SaratogaWhen: 1777Battle Of SaratogaWhat: Battle of Continental And British Soldiers43
Battle Of Yorktown44
Battle Of YorktownWho: BritishWhen: 1781Where: YorktownWhat: British forces surrendered.45
Treaty Of Paris 178346
What: Treaty that ended revolutionary War.
Where: Paris
Who: George The 3rd When: 1783
Treaty Of Paris 178347
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"U.S History Time Line"
A structured chronological guide to major events in American history, from the Magna Carta in 1215 through the ratification of the U.S. Constitution in 1789.
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