Cohorts: Enlightenment Generation - Artist, Adaptive
Type
(1674-1700)
William Shirley, Samuel Johnson, Daniel Dulany,
Ebenezer Gay, Elisha Cooke, Jr.
Timeline events: Crisis (4th Turning)Era
(1675) Indian Chief "King
Phillip"'s War (1675-76)
(1676) Bacon's
Rebellion
(1677)William Penn formalizes separation of Church and State in West New Jersey
(1678)
(1679)
(1680) New Hampshire separates
from Massachusetts, Pueblo Indians take Santa Fe from Spanish
(1681)King Charles II grants Pennsylvania to William Penn
(1682) Quakers settle Pennsylvania
, LaSalle reaches and names the Louisiana
Territory, the planning for Philadelphia
is begun
(1683) William Penn negotiates a treaty
with the Indians under the Treaty Elm,
Mennonites settle Germantown, Pennsylvania
(1684) Massachusetts Bay Colony charter revoked
(1685) French Protestants (Huguenots) flee Louis IV to
settle Carolinas
(1686) James II revokes
Charters of Liberty in Colonies that requires
consent of governed for taxation
(1687) Governor
Edmond Andros takes over New England and New York
governments in the name of James II to become
ruler of the northern colonies, proclaiming
Anglican worship, Connecticut charter hidden from King James II in "Charter Oak"
(1688) Governor Andros limits
town meetings and takes over local militias
, Quakers formally disown slavery
(1689)[ Glorious Revolution results in
deposition of James II and reversal of his harsh
policies ], Royal government is tossed out
and colonial self rule is reestablished,
Count Frontenac returns to Canada from France
with military supplies to conquer the colonies, Leisler's Rebellion in New York (1689-91)
(1690) King William's War begins as French stage
attacks on northern colonial towns, Massachusetts prints first paper money in colonies, Boston's "Publick Occurences" is first colonial newspaper (1690)
(1691)
(1692) Delaware separates from Pennsylvania, Salem witch trials, a system of Colonial
post offices is planned
Foreign Contemporaries: Voltaire,
Robert Walpole, Johann Sebastian Bach, George
Frederick Handel, James Edward Oglethorpe,
Charles-Louis Montesquieu
Foreign Timeline events: The Duke of York
becomes King James II of England (1685),
deposition of James II and reversal of his harsh
policies as he is replaced by William and Mary of
Orange (1689)
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