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APUSH Period 3: Revolution and Constitution

American Revolution, Declaration of Independence, Constitution (1754–1800). Aligned to APUSH Period 3.
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French and Indian War (Seven Years' War in North America)
Fort Duquesne (Pittsburgh), United States

This event unfolded at Fort Duquesne, now Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA — precisely at the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers, where they merge to form the Ohio River, deep in the…

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Proclamation of 1763
London, Great Britain

This proclamation was issued from London, the capital of Great Britain — an island nation sitting off the northwest edge of Europe, facing the Atlantic Ocean that connects it to its colonies across…

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Stamp Act
London, Great Britain

This event unfolded in London, the capital of Great Britain, positioned on the River Thames in the southeast of the island of Britain — that large landmass sitting off the northwest edge of…

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Boston Massacre
Boston, Thirteen Colonies

This event unfolded on King Street in Boston, Massachusetts — a port city on the Atlantic seaboard of what is now the northeastern United States, south of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and tucked into the…

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Boston Tea Party
Boston, Thirteen Colonies

This event took place in Boston, Massachusetts — on the Atlantic seaboard of what is now the northeastern United States, where a natural harbour sits just south of the Gulf of Maine and the rocky New…

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First Continental Congress
Philadelphia, British colonial America

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — now in the eastern United States — sits on the Delaware River where it cuts through the coastal plain between the Appalachian Mountains and the Atlantic seaboard, exactly…

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Intolerable Acts (Coercive Acts)
London, England, Great Britain

London, England — the capital city on the River Thames, on the island of Great Britain sitting just across the English Channel and North Sea from northwestern continental Europe — was where…

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Second Continental Congress Convenes
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, British America

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — sitting on the Delaware River along the mid-Atlantic seaboard of what is now the eastern United States — was where delegates from all thirteen colonies convened the…

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United States Declaration of Independence
Pennsylvania State House, United States

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in what is now the United States, sits on the Atlantic seaboard of North America — tucked between the Appalachian Mountains to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east…

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Publication of Common Sense
Philadelphia, United States

Philadelphia, in what is now the United States, sits on the Delaware River about 100 miles inland from the mid-Atlantic coast of North America — the port city where Thomas Paine published Common…

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Battles of Saratoga
Saratoga, United States

This is Saratoga, in the state of New York, United States — sitting in the Hudson River valley where it threads through the Appalachian highlands of the northeastern seaboard. In 1777, during the…

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Battle of Yorktown
Yorktown, Virginia, United States

This was Yorktown, Virginia, on the tip of a peninsula between the York and James Rivers where they empty into Chesapeake Bay on North America's mid-Atlantic coast — the exact coastal pocket the…

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Treaty of Paris (1783)
Paris, France

Paris, France — the city on the River Seine in the heart of Western Europe, exactly where the title clue pointed — was where Britain and the newly independent United States signed the 1783 Treaty of…

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Shays' Rebellion
Springfield, United States

This event unfolded in Springfield, Massachusetts, in the northeastern United States — on the inland plain of the Connecticut River valley, well back from the rocky Atlantic coast of North America…

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Constitutional Convention (United States)
Philadelphia, United States

This was Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — a city on the mid-Atlantic seaboard of North America, sitting on the Delaware River where the Appalachian piedmont flattens into the coastal plain facing the…

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Ratification of the U.S. Constitution
Concord, United States

The location is Concord, New Hampshire — a state hugging the Atlantic seaboard of northeastern North America, wedged between the Appalachian Mountains to the west and the cold Gulf of Maine to the…

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Hamilton's Report on Public Credit
New York City, United States

This event unfolded in New York City, then the young nation's capital, sitting at the mouth of the Hudson River where it opens into one of the finest natural harbors on North America's northeastern…

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Ratification of the Bill of Rights
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, sits on the Atlantic coastal plain of the eastern United States, roughly mid-way along the seaboard between the Appalachian Mountains to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to…

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Jay Treaty
London, Great Britain

London, England — sitting on the Thames roughly 50 miles inland from where the river opens toward the North Sea, right on the northwest edge of continental Europe — is exactly where American diplomat…

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Battle of Fallen Timbers
Maumee River, Ohio (near present-day Toledo), United States

This battle took place near the Maumee River in present-day Toledo, Ohio — where the river winds through the flat glacial plains of the American Midwest before emptying into the western tip of Lake…

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Whiskey Rebellion
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

This uprising unfolded in and around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — a city in the western foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, where the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers meet to form the Ohio River…

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Treaty of Greenville
Greenville, Ohio, United States

This event took place in Greenville, Ohio, United States — a settlement in the flat, lake-drained interior of North America, exactly where rivers feed northward toward the Great Lakes system. In…

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Washington's Farewell Address
Philadelphia, United States

Philadelphia, in the modern United States, sits on the mid-Atlantic coast of North America — exactly where the eastern seaboard narrows between the Appalachian Mountains to the west and the Atlantic…

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Alien and Sedition Acts
Philadelphia, United States

Philadelphia, in the present-day United States, sits on the mid-Atlantic seaboard where the Delaware River meets the coastal plain just west of the Atlantic and east of the Appalachian Mountains…

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