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American and Canadian History

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1 American and Canadian History

2 Early American Civilizations
Indigenous People

3 Early Settlement and Colonization
Religious Liberty Convert Natives Criminal Punishment

4 Early Settlement and Colonization
British French Spanish

5 American Revolution Taxation without Representation
Tired of being the crowns piggy bank

6 American Confederacy Articles of Confederation States Ruled themselves
No power for the national government

7 The Constitution Created to fortify government

8 Canada: Hudson Bay Hudson Bay company Clash of French and British

9 Canada: British Control
British forced French out of Hudson Bay The Quebec Act

10 Canada: United Fear of U.S. Dominion of Canada Under rule of Britain

11 American Expansion Louisiana Purchase Adams-Onis Treaty
Mexican American War

12 Canadian Expansion Expanded to Pacific Britain Encouraged immigration

13 Slavery Underground Railroad Escape to Canada

14 Civil War Union (North) Vs. Confederacy (South)
Industry vs Agriculture

15 Post War 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments Reconstruction in South

16 Western Movement Manifest Destiny Native American Displacement
Gold Rush

17 Immigrants Canada United States
Germany, Scandinavia, Ukraine, Japan, and China United States China, Ireland, Mexico

18 World Wars World War I American Doughboys Canada fight for Britain

19 World Wars World War II Pearl Harbor Pacific and Europe
Ended Great Depression

20 America: 60’s Civil Rights Vietnam War Counter Culture Moon Landing

21 Canadian Independence
Legislative Link to Britain ends 1982 Constitutional Act

22 America 2000’s Terrorist Attack September 11, 2001
Beginning of War on Terror End of Swords into Plowshares Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan First Black President

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