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in 1517, martin Luther wrote his 95 thesis statement in Wittenberg Germany. It influenced the word of God in America and in Europe. Rival of Biblical Christianity.

Protestant Reformation
100

quebec

the first permanent French settlement in the new world

100

people  who believed the English church was like the catholic

puritans

100

rhode island precedent set

religious freedom and liberty

100

William penn founded

Delaware and pennsylvania

200

the rebirth if learning. It brought reading and writing back. It largely ignored God.

Renaissance

200

st augustine

the first permanent European settlement in the new world

200

those who wanted to withdraw and form independent churches

separatists

200

new netherland renamed

new York after the duke of york

200

fort Christiana wa established by

sweden
300

to drive the Muslims from the conquered land( the holy land) in the middle east. It revived trade with the east.

Crusades

300

pennsylvania

William penn founded it for the quakers for a safe haven

300

established the first town school system that taught to read the bible

old deluder satan act

300

Connecticut precendent set 

representative government

300

spain

sponsored Columbus's journey 

400

the island is the west Indies were Colombus first voyage was and he thought it was India.

san salvador

400

crop important to economic development of Jamestown

tobacco

400

a colony ran by a nobleman that a king gave them a charter for

proprietary colony

400

was an early indication that Americans expected their government to protect all citizens

bacons rebellion

400

had established their fist permant settlement in the carolinas

 charlestown

500

pilgrims found cape cod

1620

500

house of burgesses - what precendent did it set

representative government

500

Canada the great lake and the Mississippi valley

new france

500

1636 the first institution of higher learning in america

harvard

500

helped prepare England for limited government 

magna carta

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