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New England Colonies: states, trade, life NH, CT, RI, and MA; largely founded to escape religious persecution, economy centered around fishing, ship building, and trade with small farms and lumber mills, life largely in towns and cities, most for eng. and scotland
Mid-Atlantic colonies: states, trade, life NY, NJ, PA, DE, settlers from various countries, major crop producers
Southern colonies: states, trade, life MD, VA, SC, NC, and GA, agriculture-long growing season, economy based on large labor intensive plantations, slavery and indentured servents
Navigation acts 1651, attempt by britain to dominate international trade, banned foriegn ships from transporting goods to brit. colonies
molassess acts 1733, required colonists to pay high duties to britain on molasses acquired from other colonies
triangular trade ships went to africa with run and traded for gold and slaves, from africa to west indies trading slaves for sugar, molasses or money, return to colonies with sugar or molasses to make more rum, violated molasses act
French and Indian war 1754, ended frances reign as colonial power in North America, costs incurred by britain were relayed onto colonists, sparking revolution
Contributing factors to american revolution *britain levied taxes to pay for war * different govt. structures * more colonists born in America thus not as much loyaty to king *sense of indep by colonists because of self gov *resentful of british control
Boston Massacre mar 5 1770, shots fired by british troops into crowd kills five, injures 8 most of townshend acts repealed
Boston TEa Party dec 1773, protest of the tea tax levied on the colonists
Coercive acts 1774, to punish MA to defience, shut down ports in Boston until value of tea paid back, local govt appointed instead of elected, british soldiers trials moved to england, local required to provide lodging for soldiers
1st continental congress sept 5 1774, 55 delegates from 12 colonies, goal: to achieve peaceful agreement with brit. affirmed loyalty, but demanded acts be repealed and instituted trade embargo until they were
battles of Lexington and concord apr 19 1775, king george ordered military dispersal of MA assembly
2nd continental congress may 10 1775, philadelphia, centered on defense and declaring independence, army established and G. Washington named commander in chief
battle of bunker hill june 1775, bloodiest battle, amer. troops withdrew, but brit. lost 1/2 of army
Battle in trenton NJ 12/26/1776, washington crossed deleware on christmas and surprised troops
Saratoga turning point of war, ended paln to separate NE colonies from south, Gen Burgoyne surrenders leading France to join war
Battle of Yorktown 10/19/1781, Cornwallis surrenders, end of war
Treaty of Paris signed 9/3/1783, Brit. regognized US as independent, established Miss. River as western border, returned FL to spain
Articles of Confederation precursor to Constitution, passes 11/1777, into effect 3/1781, prevented central govt from gaining too much power, congressional body with delegates from all states
Constitution May 1787- drafted, strong central govt with balances of power, final power belonging to citizen votes
Federalists wanted strong central govt, John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison
Anti-Federalists didn't want central govt to have too much power over the states, Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry
Bill of rights 1st 10 constitutional amendments protecting basic freedoms
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