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The Magna Carte limited power Which then lead to parliment which caused the lards and elected represenatives also thats brings us to the bill of rights which also happens to be in the rights as citizens rights.
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This long chain of stories goes on forever and this is just the whole fun part about it it's the Exploration and Colonization
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Thr triangular Trade system was a big long chain of islands in the shape of of tringle that trade goods, and wool, and other foods and crops. Also it was the bying and selling of humans for labor.
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During the Columbus exchange it was both good and bad the good part was that new crops and farming methods have developed in europe and the bad part was that diseases were sreading through the Americas.
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A terrible trip for african slaves to America so they cna be forced to do Labor.
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First English permanent settlement The hard ships were terrible though the water was undrinkable, There were lots of diseases, swampy land, Indian attacks, and major starvation.
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First represenative assembly in the 13 colonies.
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Pilgrims escaped religious percecution.
The pilgrims signed the mayflower compact.
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The Mayflower compact was a writing stating the the pilgrims will start a settlement with the indians and what not.
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Wrote by Thomas Hooker This was the first constitution that was written in the colonies.
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Benjamen Franklin helped to convince france to help the colonists to fight the British.
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Samual Adams opposed British taxation. He also helped the sons of liberty.
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"Father of our country" George Wahington was the commander of the American Army during the Revolutionary War and he also helped frame the Constitution of the United States and was also the elected the first president of the United States.
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Thomas Paine wrote "Common Sense" which gave reasons to fight for independence.
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King of England during the American Revoltion.
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Thomas Jefferson believed that all humans had unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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This was kinda big in the revolution this has to do with colonies being mad about not having a represenative in parliment.
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Benajamen Franklin started a war with the French also getting his colony people together so that way he could fight therefore the war was started.
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The French and Indian War was a war bewtween the indians and france also british troops. The french people were very very mad about some things in the colony so they Indians inaded them and thats is when the war started......
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This is a very big and a lot of wars to come.
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This is a very big and a lot of wars to come...
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Patrick Henry made the speech "Give me Liberty or give me death". And he is known for that speech and also his braveness.
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The violence killed crispus attucks fueled the fire for Revolution in Boston killing almost so many people.
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The opening battle of the American Revolution. Also known as the "Shot heard around the world".
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The Revolutionary War was a long series of battle that led up to the biggest battle in history.
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The king got a letter from the colonies saying that they were going to break up so the government set up the declaration of indepence for the colonies to keep them together so they all have equall rights.
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A document stating the laws and rights to and for the people.
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The Unalienable Rights made shure that all peoople had an equall amount of rights.
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The turning point of the war between the British and the American troops. After the victory France decided to help the other colonies.
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Wahingtons troops had spent a very harsh winter here but in the end they emerged into a stronger force of troops.
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The Treaty of Paris was when the British recognized American Independence. Also the Mississippi River became the Western border of the U.S.
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The war that ended the American Revolution. The general of the british (Cornwallis) surrendered.
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The constitution states the laws and rights to the United States of America.