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1776
TIITTI
1781
1783
1787
1790
1791
Continental Congress issues
Declaration of Independence.
PREVIOUS
Articles of Confederation establish
the government of the United States.
American Revolution ends.
Federal Convention passes the
U.S. Constitution.
North Carolina becomes the 13th
state to ratify the U.S. Constitution.
Congress passes the first ten
amendments as the Bill of Rights.
OA. The Colonial era
OB. The Nationhood era
C. The Expansionist era
OD. The Enlightenment era

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