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6th Bibb History of North America 1400-1700 (1700 - north america wants…
6th Bibb History of North America 1400-1700
1700 - north america wants its independence from great britain
The boston Massacre
the treaty of paris ended the revolutionary war
The stamp act was a document that stated all newsletter and important document must have a stamp
the boston tea party took place in boston harbor
American Revolution
1500 - the exploration in north america took off
June 22, 1564 - French explorer Rene de Laudonnière arrives at Florida's St. John's River, establishing a French colony for the Hugeanots at Fort Caroline near Jacksonville, and befriending the Timucua.
1564-1565 - The first known painting of American Indians by European colonists is made by French artist Jacques le Moyne.
1540-1541 - The first war between native Americans and Europeans in the southwest occurs between troops of Coronado and the Tiwa Indians.
June 6, 1586 - The city of St. Augustine, Florida, is razed by Francis Drake.
March 4, 1513 - Ponce de Leon leaves Puerto Rico to explore the coast of Florida, looking for the Fountain of Youth. There were two hundred men and three ships undertaking the exploration.
1400 - the discovery and exploration of the americas occurred
1498- John Cabot leads another exploration
1497- John Cabot explores northeast coast
1496- King Henry VII signs an agreement to explore western hemisphere
1492- Christopher Columbus Found North America
1494- Treaty of Tordesillas, Spain and Portugal clarify land ownership in N America
1600 - north americas colonies start expanding and becoming larger
1640 the first book is printed in North America, The Bay Psalm Book
1650 slavery is legalized in Connecticut and introduced to the other colonies
September/October 1621 the first thanksgiving was held between the pilgrims and members of the wampanoag tribe
1690 The first newspaper issue in North America publishes in Boston. It was suppressed after its initial issue and the publication of a regular newspaper would not begin again until 1704
three ships landed in Jamestown, first English establishment