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You All Can Do It, Push Yourself, Accept the Challenge, Focus! Social Studies STAAR 100% Student Success!!!! You All Can Do It, Push Yourself, Accept the Challenge, Focus!

STARR 2013 DATE REVIEW

Magna Carta: Granted Citizens Basic Rights 1215 Magna Carta: Granted Citizens Basic Rights

1492 Columbus Discovers New World: Columbian Exchange (goods and services travel)

Jamestown, Virginia Established : 1st English Colony 1607 Jamestown, Virginia Established : 1st English Colony

Virginia House of Burgesses: 1st Representative Government 1619 Virginia House of Burgesses: 1st Representative Government

Mayflower Compact: Social Contract “for the good of the colony” 1620 Mayflower Compact: Social Contract “for the good of the colony”

1763 French and Indian War & Proclamation: Colonist could not cross the Appalachian Mountains

Declaration of Independence: Written by Thomas Jefferson 1776 Declaration of Independence: Written by Thomas Jefferson

Constitutional Convention: to create a strong central government 1787 Constitutional Convention: to create a strong central government

Bill of Rights: 1st 10 Amendments to the U.S. constitution. 1791 Bill of Rights: 1st 10 Amendments to the U.S. constitution.

Louisiana Purchase: Doubled the size of the country 1803 Louisiana Purchase: Doubled the size of the country

1849 California Gold Rush

Civil War: North vs. South 1861-1865 Civil War: North vs. South

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