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also known as the battle of mystic fort, during this massacre the Connecticut colonists set fire to a pequot fort.
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a act that stated that if anyone brought in a Native American scalp above the age of 12 would be given 150 pcs of gold
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The Boston tea party was a protest against the taxation of American people by the British empire, during this protest American revolutionaries dressed as native Americans and dumped the tea on a British ship overboard.
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the battle of lexington was politically disruptive for the British empire.
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started the American revolutionary war
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the second continental congress voted and agreed to sign the declaration of independence
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revolutionary forces encamp for winter
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after the revolutionaries failed to retake Philadelphia general George Washington lead an army of 12,000 men into valley forge
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a revolutionary war hero turns traitor
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ended in a devastating defeat for Britain
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the articles of confederation were adopted by the continental congress on nov 15 1777 but weren't ratified until march 1 1781
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was proved to be a decisive battle of the revolution
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a compromise that states that 3/5 of a states enslaved populous count for direct taxation in the House of Representatives.
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when New Hampshire became the ninth of the 13 states that ratified the constitution the constitution became the official framework of the us.
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this was the first presidential inauguration in the history of the us, it took place in New York. george Washington won.
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this farewell address was made after George Washington served the us for 20 years before his retire.
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George Washington died on dec 14 1799 of a throat infection
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Thomas Jefferson won against John Adams by 8 votes
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Madison won 4-0 on the decision if it was ok for him to not deliver the commissions
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a federal law made it illegal to import captive people from Africa to the us
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fought in Indiana between native Americans and American soldiers
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during the war of 1812 the use constitution sinks guerriere
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a battle between the US and the British, fought between land and sea
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the last major armed engagement between us and Britain
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a law that tried to address tensions over slavery
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democratic president, won both popular and electoral
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a law by Andrew Jackson which allowed the natives to trade land with the Americans, some resisted while others went quietly
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an enslaved man leads a rebellion against his captors which leads to a massacre of 200 slaves
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a forced emmigration of native Americans away from their ancestral lands to Oklahoma.
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Mexico signs a treaty which gives America California, New Mexico, and Arizona.
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required slaves to be returned to their owner even in a free state
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a case against an enslaved man that lasted 10 years which the decision of gave anti slavery advocates a boost.
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a gang war that was between an Irish gang and the bowery boys
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after his election Abraham Lincoln wrote the emancipation proclamation freeing slaves in southern states
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the first state to secede, South Carolina seceded because of the freedom of slaves in southern states
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a battle between union and confederate forces
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an article that led to slaves being freed.
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union vs confederate, considered the most important battle in the civil war
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the 13th amendment states "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction."
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Robert e lee surrenders to grant
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an American white supremacist group that was formed from confederate veterans
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no state shall make a law which abridges the rights or immunities of citizens in the us
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gave African men the right to vote
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standards success made John D. Rockefeller the worlds first billionaire
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Alexander creates the worlds first phone capable of transmitting audio long distance.
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the most significant action of the great Sioux war which resulted In the loss of the us' forces.
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led to the creation of Oklahoma territory
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the massacre of nearly 300 Lakota people by us soldiers.
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ellis island officially opens their first immigration station, 700 immigrants passed through ellis the day the immigration station
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a case in which the Supreme Court said that segregation is not unconstitutional
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an explosion sank a us ship on the harbor of Cuba
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an insurrection of filipino revolutionaries against the Mexican rule
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an American fairy tale that became a mass media sensation
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founded by the joining of j.p Morgan, Andrew Carnegie, and Charles Schwab, u.s. steel is the worlds 38th largest steel producer
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Franklin D Roosevelt became president after the assassination of McKinley. Franklin is the youngest president in us history.
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a series of books detailing standard oils exploitations
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the foundation of an American motor company
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allows congress to levy an income tax
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later called china cove, this immigration station took up residence on the northern side of this island. later it became a big part of immigration for asian people seeking refuge
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allowed voters to vote in senators
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the worlds first radio station goes on air
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two anarchists are wrongly convicted of murder
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a beauty pageant that was made to extend peoples stay in New Jersey.
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senator John kendrick starts an investigation into this scandal
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taking place on the French alps spectators watched athletes ski and bobsled, Norway won almost all awards.
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a book about the tragic life of a millionaire
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a trial on a teacher teaching evolution in school
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Charles Lindberg flies from New York to France
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this movie got sound by using Warner brothers "vitaphone"
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the murder of seven Irish members of Chicagos north Side gang
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investors traded 16 million in a day causing a crash
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its name is derived from the nickname for New York