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Section One – The Colonial Era: 1670-1776
The Black Death ►
Portugal and the First Discoveries ►
Bartholomeu Dias ►
European Roots and Expanding Empires ►
Renaissance Changes ►
Christopher Columbus ►
Spanish Exploration and Expansion ►
Ferdinand Magellan and His Fleet ►
1347 --
1415 --
1488 --
1490s --
1492 --
1492 --
1400 - 1500
1522 --
Section One – The Colonial Era: 1670-1776
The Lost Colony ►
Jamestown ►
France in the New World ►
Holland’s Claim in The New World ►
1585 --
1607 --
1608 --
1620 --
Section One – The Colonial Era: 1670-1776
Plymouth ►
Indenture Contracts ►
Redemptioners ►
Tobacco in the upper south ►
The English Civil War ►
Slavery in the Colonies ►
1620 --
1620 --
1620 --
1650 --
1642 - 1649
1651 --
1630 --
Section One – The Colonial Era: 1670-1776
Parliament passed the 1st Navigation Act ►
The first colonial coins ►
English began enforcing the Navigation Acts ►
Dutch loose power ►
The Lords of Trade ►
Shift in power in England from Crown to Parliament ►
1660-1663
1652 --
1664 --
1675 --
1690 --
Section One – The Colonial Era: 1670-1776
Commercial trade regulations became strong ►
Colonial wool products banned from export ►
Rice crops ►
Grain and livestock in the middle colonies ►
Productivity gains in transportation and Distribution ►
1700 --
1700 --
1700 --
1696 --
1699 --
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Colonies quit earlier forms of trade ►
Sources of Productivity Change in Shipping ►
Molasses Act of 1733 ►
1743 --
1701 --
1707 --
1733 --
Section One – The Colonial Era: 1670-1776
Indigo crops ►
The Maryland Tobacco Inspection Act of 1747 ►
Technological Change and Productivity ►
Average Life Span ►
The Currency Act ►
1747 --
1750 --
1751 --
1750 --
Section One – The Colonial Era: 1670-1776
English won The Seven Years’ War ►
No more need to travel west ►
Royal Proclamation of 1763 ►
Sugar Act of 1764 ►
Stamp Act of 1765 ►
Boycott of British goods ►
Stamp Act Repealed ►
1763 --
1763 --
1763 --
1764 --
1765 --
1765 --
1765 --
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Trade was resumed with Britain ►
Quartering Act of 1765 ►
George Grenville Dismissed from British ministry ►
Declaratory Act of 1766 ►
Townshend Duties Imposed ►
Commodity Exports ► 1768-1772
1765 --
1765 --
1765 --
1766 --
1767 --
Section One – The Colonial Era: 1670-1776
America suffered trade losses due to boycott ►
Boston Massacre ►
Mills vs. Factories ► 1770 --
1769 --
1770 --
Section One – The Colonial Era: 1670-1776
Second Boycott of British Goods ►
Townshend duties repealed ►
Trade was resumed with Britain again ►
East India Company Bailout ►
Tea Act of 1773 ►
1770 --
1770 --
1770 --
1773 --
1773 --
Section One – The Colonial Era: 1670-1776
The Boston Tea Party ►
Per capita wealth and Income ►
The Intolerable Acts ►
The Quebec Act ►
1774 --
1773 --
1774 --
1774 --
Section One – The Colonial Era: 1670-1776
Third Boycott of British Goods ►
America Claimed independence from Britain ►
Landholders ►
1800 --
1774 --
1776 --