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Native Americans/Indians
descendants of people who came across the land briges in to the americas. first on continent
Inuit
native people of the north. built igloos, and hunted selas, whale and walruses.
Mayas
built cities in the rainforstes of Mexico and central america. invented a system of writing, a number system w/ the concept of zero, and a 365 day calender.left their cities around 850
Aztecs
settled in central mexico. farmed on floating gardens on lakes. expanded by conquering neighboring peoples.
Incas
created largest empire in the americas. (western coast of South America) carved flat wide steps in hills to farm.
Columbian Exchange
World wide exchange of goods and ideas that started with Christopher Columbus.
Middle Passage
the joureny of capture african across the atlantic ocean.
french and Indian Warr
french and their indian aliies VS. British. winner= British
Treaty of Paris
ended the French and Indian War. Gave almost all the french land in North america to england.
Proclimation of 1763
said colonist could not settle west of the appalachian mountains.
Boston Massacre
1770- outraged colonists. but really wasnt a big deal.
Boston Tea Party
1773- group of colonists dumped valuable tea into the Boston Harbor to protest taxes.
Intolerable Acts
1773- in response to the tea party, britain passed laws which were meant to punish colonists.
Thomas Paine
wrote "common sense", which persuaded many colonists to support independence.
Declaration of Independence
written by Thomas Jefferson. passed on July 4, 1776.
Articles of Confederation
first american constitution. WEAK!!! no president or judicial branch.