LHS/APUSH/Darnell
Ch 1-5 Annotated Timeline
Ch 1
1. New World Empires (Aztec and Mayan of
Central America and Incas of Southern)
2. Columbian Exchange (Fauna and Flora)
3. Biological Exchange
4. Mestizos
5. Treaty of Tordesillas
6. Encomienda System
7. Mission System
8. Conquistadores
9. Viking Explorations
10. Valladollid Debate (de Las Casas v.
Sepulveda)
11. Reformation Movement
12. Defeat of the Spanish Armada
Ch 2
1. Glorious Revolution (English Civil War
1642-1646)
2. English Bill of Rights 1689
3. Colonial Types (Royal, joint-stock,
proprietary)
4. Colonial Regional Characteristics (see
chart)
5. Colonial Systems Comparison (BR/FR/SP)
6. Indentured Servants
7. Mercantilism
8. Navigation Acts
9. Triangular Trade
10. Puritans of Virginia Company
11. Powhatan Wars
12. Role of Tobacco
13. House of Burgesses
14. Bacon’s Rebellion
15. Maryland Act of Toleration 1649
16. Pilgrim Separatists of Plymouth Colony
17. Mayflower Compact
18. The General Court
19. John Winthrop
20. The Great Migration
21. Roger Williams and Separation of Church
and State
22. Anne Hutchinson and Antinomianism
23. Thomas Hooker and the Connecticut
Fundamental Orders
24. Half-way Covenant
Ch 2 (continued)
25. Pequot War
26. King Phillip’s War
27. Headright System 1618
28. Barbados Slave Codes
29. The Stono Rebellion
30. Georgia the Southern “Buffer Zone”
31. New Netherland
32. Iroquois League/Confederacy
33. William Penn’s Quaker Commonwealth
34. Great Awakening
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Geographical Traits of American Colonies
Demographical Traits of American Colonies
Role of Women
Staple Crop
Indentured Servants
Middle Passage
American Colonial Slave Culture
New England Townships
Triangular Trade
Massachusetts Bay Colonial Theocracy
Half-Way Covenant
Salem Witch Hunt Trials
Colonial cities
Taverns
Peter Zenger Trial
American Enlightenment
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LHS/APUSH/Darnell
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The Treatises on Government
Salutary Neglect
French and India War
Albany Congress
1763 Treaty of Paris
Pontiac’s Rebellion
Proclamation of 1763
Sons of Liberty
Stamp Act Congress
Declaratory Act
Townshend Acts
Writs of assistance
Admiralty courts
Daughters of Liberty
Boston Massacre
Paxton Boys and Regulator Movement
Committee of Correspondence
Boston Tea Party
Coercive (Intolerable Acts)
Quebec Act
First Continental Congress
Continental Association
Battle of Lexington and Concord
Minutemen
Second Continental Congress
Battle of Bunker (Breed’s) Hill
Declaration of the Causes and Necessities
of Taking Up Arms
28. Olive Branch Petition
29. Common sense
30. Declaration of Independence
Ch 5:
1. Continental Army
2. The American Crisis
3. Patriots (Whigs)-Loyalists (Tories)Moderates
a. New England = hotbed of Patriot
activity
b. Middle = mostly Patriot supporters
c. Southern = loyalist bedrock
4. William Pitt
5. Battle of Saratoga, 1777
6. Wintering at Valley Forge, PA, 1777-1778
7. Battle of Fort Vincennes
8. Battle of King’s Mountain (NC)
9. Battle of Cowpens (SC)
10. Betrayal of Benedict Arnold
11. Battle of Yorktown (VA)
12. 1783 Treaty of Paris
13. Republican Ideology
14. Articles of Confederation
15. Confiscation and “Democratic
Redistribution” of Torey Land
16. Spirit of Independence converted into
social equality?
a. Post- Revolutionary War Voting
Qualifications
b. Removal of Proclamation Line
c. Slavery Paradox
d. Social and Legal Equality of
Women
e. Social Effect on Indians
f. VA Statute of Religions Freedom
17. Providential Mission
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