Native population wiped out by disease: Age of exploration. European diseases devastated the native population because native people didn’t have an immune system able to fight such disease.
Triangular trade (from 16th to 19th Century): Age of exploration, colonialism, American revolution, Articles of Confederation and Consitutional Convention, Early republic. The most known Triangle trade was the slavery, it persisted through time.
Columbian Exchange (From 15th to 16th Century): Age of exploration. The Columbian Exchange was the social, cultural and biological exchage from Europe, Asia and Africa, to the new lands, The Americas.
Alien and sedition Act (1798): Early Republic. Four laws passed by the U. S. Congress which included powers to deport foreigners.
Louisiana purchase (1803): Early Republic. U.S. purchased Lousiana from France.
Mayflower compact (1620): Colonialism. The First document of Plymouth Colony
Federalist vs Antifederalist: Articles of Confederation and Constitutional Convention. A debate about the nature of the Government.
Battle of Saratoga (1777): American Revolution.
Intorelable Acts (1774): American Revolution. Laws passed by the British Parliament, which were unpleasant for Americans.
Connecticut Compromise (1787): Articles of Confederation and Constitutional Convention. It helped to defined the legislative structure and representation that each state would have under the U. S. Constitution.
