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French and Indian War
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France + Indians vs. England + colonies
Ends w/ Treaty of Paris
AKA Seven Years War |
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| Settlers cannot settle west of Appalachian Mountains |
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| Ends French and Indian War |
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Bans paper money
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Tax on French molasses, increased customs
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Tax on stamps on legal documents
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Forces colonial government to pay for room and board of Br. soldiers
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| Meets, decides to petition king |
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Britain can tax colonies
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Tax on luxury goods
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| Establishes vice-admirality courts in major cities, tightens Boston customs |
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| Waives duties on tea for East India Company (1773) |
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| Boston Port Bill, Mass. Government Act, Quartering Act, Justice Act |
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| Massachusetts Government Act |
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| Revokes Mass.'s charter, bans town meetings |
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| Allows Roman Catholicism in Canada |
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| Continental Congress (1774 meeting) |
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| Write Declaration of Rights and Grievances |
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| First battle of Revolution |
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| Governor in Virginia, promises freedom to slaves that side w/ British |
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| Declaration of Independence (date) |
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| Articles of Confederations |
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| Loose confederation of states |
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| British lose. 3 pronged attack |
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| Sends troops to aid Americans |
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Cornwallis, Br. general, surrenders.
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| (1782) Slave-holders can free slaves |
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| Territories' population increases, can apply for statehood |
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| "Revise Articles of Confederation" |
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| Federal district court in each state |
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| Proclamation of Neutrality |
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| America can trade with anyone |
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| Jefferson wins presidency |
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| Adams vs. Jefferson; mud-slinging; Jefferson wins |
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| (1807) NO trade w/ other countries |
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(1809) Will trade with everyone except France and England.
Macon's Bill No. 2 |
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1812-1814
Fought b/c British impressment |
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| Taxes imported wool, iron, paper, etc. |
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| Less warships on Great Lakes |
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| Slave states vs. non-slave states, Maine |
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| Missouri: slave Maine: non. |
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| Western Hemisphere is CLOSED |
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| Andrew Jackson gets all pissed off because he loses b/c CORRUPTION |
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| Adams: it protects merchants, Southerners hate it |
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| Super mud-slinging, Jackson wins |
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| Cherokee Nation vs. Georgia |
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| Not an independent nation |
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| Jk, Cherokees are an independent nation |
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| B/c Jackson hates the BUS |
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| President can use force to make a state comply with a law |
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