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100

Practice of growing beans, corn, and squash together for maximum crop yield

Three-Sister Farming

100

Investors pool their money to fund commercial enterprises [colonies in this case]

Joint-Stock Company

100

Colonial meeting to keep Iriquois loyal and achieve greater colonial unity

Albany Congress

100

The war ignited between Britain and the U.S. because of impressment and trade

War of 1812

100

1849 influx of thousands of miners to Northern California after news of discovery of gold at Sutter’s Mill

Gold Rush

200

A Central American cereal plant that yields large grains set in rows on a cob; corn

Maize

200

The dominant credo of Puritans with the central idea of predestination

Calvinism

200

Delegates wrote a statement of their rights/grievances and begged Parliament to repeal the Stamp Act

Stamp Act Congress

200

Louis and Clark’s entourage sent by Jefferson to explore the Louisiana territory

Corps of Discovery

200

Series of reforms widely opposed in both North and South that failed to quell the intensifying slavery dispute

Compromise of 1850

300

Spanish system of legal slavery

Encomienda System

300

Religious revival emphasizing emotive, direct spirituality

Great Awakening

300

Insurrection of Pennsylvania whiskey distillers to protect the excise tax

Whiskey Rebellion

300

The federal judges appointed by Adams at the very end of his presidential term

Midnight Judges

300

A federal law that granted settlers land at low prices

Homestead Act

400

Pueblo rebels destroyed churches and killed hundreds of Spaniards

Pope’s Rebellion

400

Metacom attacks New England with his united tribes, colonists won

King Phillip’s War

400

Every Parliament member represented all British subjects, America rejects this

Virtual Representation

400

Stanton reads her “Declaration of Sentiments” to a group of feminist activists which launched the ensuing female rights movement

Women’s Rights Convention at Seneca Falls

400

Divided the South into 5 military districts, disenfranchised former Confederates, and required Southern statesto  ratify the 14th Amendment

Reconstruction Act

500

Night during which the Aztecs attacked and drove Cortes and the Spanish away from Tenochitlitan

Noche Triste “Sad Night”

500

Libel case which established the freedom to print true statements about public officials

Zenger Trial

500

Spain allows the Americas to freely navigate the Mississippi and Florida Area

Pickney’s Treaty of 1795

500

Mandated that no more slaves be transported to Missouri and provided for gradual freedom of children born to slave parents

Tallmadge Amendment

500

Extended federal protection to slavery and ruled that Congress did possess the right to prohibit slavery

Dred Scott v. Stanford