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When: 1215
Who: King John
Where: England
Significance: First document to limit the
power of the king
Magna CartaWhen: 1607
Who: English settlers
Where: Virginia
Significance: The first permanent English
settlement in North America
Jamestown
When: 1619
Who: Colonists
Where: In the colonies
Significance: The first representative
assembly in the America colonies
House of BurgessesWhen: 1620
Who: male passengers
Where: On the Mayflower
Significance: An agreement signed by the
male passengers aboard the Mayflower in
which they vowed to respect the laws
agreed upon the good of the colony
Mayflower Compact
When: 1620-1636
Who: English Settlers
Where: New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
Massachusetts, Connecticut
Significance: Life surrounded by
realign
New England RegionWhen: 1626-1636
Who: English Settlers
Where: New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware
Middle Region
When: 1607-1732
Who: English settlers
Where: Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
Southern RegionWhen: 1754-1763
Who: The French & English
Where: North America
Significance: A conflict in north America
between France & Britain. Britain
defeated France and gained French
Canada.
French & Indian War
When: 1763
Where: North America
Who: The Colonists
Significance: The treaty that ended the
French & Indian War; Britain gained all
of North America, east of the Mississippi
River.
Treaty of ParisWhen: 1763
Who: King John
Where: North America
Significance: An order in which the
colonist couldn't move (settle) west past
the Appalachian Mountains.
Proclamation of 1763
When: 1764
Who: King John
Where: North America
Significance: A law passed by Parliament
that placed a tax on sugar, molasses,and
other products shipped to the colonies.
Sugar ActWhen: 1765
Who: King John
Where: North America
Significance: A law passed by Parliament
that required the colonies to house and
supply British soldiers.
Quartering Act
When: 1765
Who: King John
Where: North America
Significance: A law passed that required
all legal and commercial documents to
carry an official stamp showing tax has
been paid.
Stamp ActWhen: 1765-1768
Who: King John
Where: North America
Significance:A series of laws that
suspended New York's assembly and
established taxes on goods brought into
the British colonies.
Townshed Act
When: 1770
Who: English solders & Boston colonists
Where: Boston
Significance: A clash between British
soldiers and Boston Colonists in which 5
of the colonists were killed.
Boston MassacreWhen: 1773
Who: Boston Consists
Where: Boston
Significance: The dumping of 342 chests
of tea into the Boston Harbor by colonists
to protests the Tea Act
Boston Tea Act
When: 1774
Who: King John
Where: North America
Significance: A series of laws enacted by
Parliament to punish Massachusetts
colonies for the Boston Tea Party.
Intolerable Act
When: 1775
Who: English Solders & Colonists
Where: Massachusetts
Significance: Sites in Massachusetts of the
first battles of the American Revolution.
Lexington & ConcordWhen: 1776
Who: Colonists
Where: North America
Significance: A document in which the
colonies declared independence from the
British.
Declaration of Independence
When: 1777
Who: British Solders & the Continental
Army
Where: Saratoga, New York
Significance: A series of conflicts between
British soldiers and the Continental Army
that proved to be a turning point in the
Revolutionary War
SaratogaWhen: 1778
Who: British & colonists
Where: Yorktown
Significance: The last major battle of the
revolutionary war, which resulted in the
surrender of British forces.
Yorktown
When: 1783
Who: French & British
Where: North America
Significance: That treaty ended the
French & Indian War,confirming the
independence of the United States and
setting the boundaries of the new nation
Treaty of ParisWhen: 1781-1787
Who: Colonists
Where: North America
Significance: A document adopted by the
Continental congress and finally
approved by the sates that outlined the
form of the government of the United
States.
Articles of Confederation
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