US History/Keywords

Pre Colonial America.
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Incas&lt;br&gt;
Mayas&lt;br&gt;
human sacrifice&lt;br&gt;
tribe&lt;br&gt;
Nomads and Barbarians.
Viking&lt;br&gt;
Goth&lt;br&gt;
Visagoth&lt;br&gt;
Vandal&lt;br&gt;
Conan&lt;br&gt;
Huns&lt;br&gt;
Kutriguri&lt;br&gt;
Joseph of Aramathea&lt;br&gt;
Britania&lt;br&gt;
Nordic Theory&lt;br&gt;
Iceland&lt;br&gt;
Colonial America (1600-1763).
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Roger Williams &amp; Anne Hutchinson&lt;br&gt;
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Old Lights v. New Lights &lt;br&gt;
Indentured servitude&lt;br&gt;
Salutary neglect&lt;br&gt;
Enlightenment&lt;br&gt;
Glorious Revolution&lt;br&gt;
Leisler's Rebellion&lt;br&gt;
Sir Edmond Andros&lt;br&gt;
Bacon's Rebellion&lt;br&gt;
French and Indian War&lt;br&gt;
Proclamation of 1763&lt;br&gt;
William Penn&lt;br&gt;
mercantilism&lt;br&gt;
Toleration Act of 1649&lt;br&gt;
Navigation Acts&lt;br&gt;
Molasses Act&lt;br&gt;
Hat Act&lt;br&gt;
Iron Act&lt;br&gt;
Stamp Act&lt;br&gt;
American Revolution (1750-1800).
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Regulators&lt;br&gt;
Stamp Act&lt;br&gt;
Stact Congress&lt;br&gt;
Virtual v Actual Representation&lt;br&gt;
Samuel Adams&lt;br&gt;
Tea Act&lt;br&gt;
Boston Tea Party&lt;br&gt;
Intolerable of Coercive Acts&lt;br&gt;
Thomas Paine's "Common Sense"&lt;br&gt;
Sons of Liberty&lt;br&gt;
Patrick Henry&lt;br&gt;
Franco-American Alliance (1778)&lt;br&gt;
Treaty of Paris (1783)&lt;br&gt;
Birth of a Nation (1780s).
Articles of Confederation&lt;br&gt;
Northwest Ordinance of 1785&lt;br&gt;
Shay's Rebellion&lt;br&gt;
Great Compromise&lt;br&gt;
Three-Fifths Compromise&lt;br&gt;
Federalists&lt;br&gt;
Anti-Federalists&lt;br&gt;
Federalist Papers&lt;br&gt;
Bill of Rights&lt;br&gt;
First Bank of the United States&lt;br&gt;
Alexander Hamiltion&lt;br&gt;
Federalist Party&lt;br&gt;
Judiciary Act of 1789&lt;br&gt;
Pinckney Treaty&lt;br&gt;
Jay's Treaty&lt;br&gt;
Alien and Sedition Acts&lt;br&gt;
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions&lt;br&gt;
Washington's Neutrality Proclamation&lt;br&gt;
Washington's Farewell Address&lt;br&gt;
XYZ Affair&lt;br&gt;