1. 2015

2.  The Magna Carta

3.  Jamestown

4.  John Smith

5.  Pocahontas

6.  John Rolfe

7.  Tobacco

8. House of Burgesses  The House of Burgesses in Jamestown, Virginia

9.  The Pilgrims

10.  Mayflower Compact  1620

11.  New England Colonies  Middle colonies  Southern colonies

12.  New England Colonies

13.  Middle colonies

14.  Southern colonies

15.  Royal, which were run by the King  Charter, settled with permission  Proprietary, were owned by someone

16.  French and Indian War

17.  The Albany Plan of Union

18.  Proclamation of 1763

19.  Sugar act  Stamp act  Tea act

20.  Boston Massacre

21.  Boston Tea Party

22.  Samuel Adams

23.  Battles of Lexington and Concord

24.  British colonies  The Second Continental Congress  Declaration of Independence

25.  Thomas Jefferson

26.  George Washington

27.  Valley Forge

28.  Thomas Paine

29.  Battle of Saratoga

30.  Battle of Yorktown

31.  Articles of Confederation

32.  Treaty of Paris of 1783

33.  Shays Rebellion 1787

34.  Constitutional Convention

35.  George Washington

36.  Federalist

37.  Anti-federalists

38.  Three Branches

39.  Legislative Branch

40.  Executive branch

41.  Judicial Branch

42.  Bill of Rights  Added in 1791

43.  George Washington

44.  Thomas Jefferson as Secretary of State  Alexander Hamilton as Secretary of the Treasury  Henry Knox as Secretary of War  Edmund Randolph as Attorney General

45.  Political parties  Foreign alliances.

46.  Louisiana Purchase (Territory)

47.  Louis and Clark

48.  Mr. Madison’s War

49.  The United States against the British  Because of British Impressment of American sailors and trade

50.  Battle of New Orleans in 1815

51.  The Era of Good Feeling

52.  Missouri Compromise of 1821

53.  Monroe Document of 1823

54.  Andrew Jackson

55.  The “Trail of Tears”