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Timelines can be divided how?

into years, decades, or centuries

How do you read a timeline?


as you read from left to right, you will see the events as they happened


left side=1st event


right side=last event



How many colonies are in the United States?

13
What are interesting facts about the Southern Colonies?


*colonist brought African slaves and they farmed the land


*people owning debt settle in Georgia

Who was Mary Musgrove?
she was an interpreter who helped the Native Americans and the English to communicated so that they could get along and keep the peace
How did New York get its name?
The Duke of York named it after himself


Why did people settle in


Pennsylvania?


for religious freedom
How did Pennsylvania get its name?
William Penn

Benjamin Franklin started what in Pennsylvania?
the 1st fire department
Who were the Pilgrims and where did they settle?

Pilgrims were a group of people who wanted to have religious freedom. They traveled on ship called the Mayflower.


They formed a community in Plymouth, Massachusetts



What is the Mayflower Compact?
Colonists would make laws for the good of the community
What did the Pilgrims and Native Americans trade?
food and other items

The Pilgrims and the Native Americans sat down to share a harvest feast together. What


tradition did this start?

1st Thanksgiving
Who ruled the 13 Colonies?
Great Britain
Why were the colonists angry with Great Britain?


*Great Britain had a lot of debt. In order to raise money to pay the debt, they starting making the colonist pay taxes.


*The colonist felt that it was unfair because they didn't have a say in government



The problem that was going on in the 13 Colonies was over what?
Money, power, and control
What did the Sugar Act do?

it taxed most of the sugar brought into the colonies
What did the Stamp Act do?
it taxed all printed items, such as newspapers and legal papers
What did the Tea Act do?

it said that colonist could only buy tea from Great Britian

How did the Boston Tea Party


occur?


To protest against the Tea Act, some colonists dressed as Native Americans and went on British ships and dumped all the tea overboard.
Who were the American Patriots and what did they want for the colonists?

The American Patriots were


people from different


backgrounds that wanted the 13 colonies to be free.


The American Patriots worked hard for independence.

What did Paul Revere do for the colonies?

he warned the colonists that the British were coming to take away their weapons and arrest the leaders
What is the American Revolution?

A war between the British and the colonies. It lasted 8 years.
What is the American Revolution also known as?

The War for Independence

Why is the Declaration of


Independence so important?

It broke the colonies away from Great Britain. It gave the people rights, freedom, and


independence.

Why is the United States


Constitution so important?


It was a new plan that was


written for the United States that would explain the beliefs and laws of the country.

How did Washington, D.C. get its name?


it was named after George


Washington who was our 1st president

What are 2 important buildings that are located in Washington, D.C.?

the United States Capital Building and the White House