Give the Date, Causes and Results of the following:

1. The Pequot War.

2. King Philip's War.

3. Bacon's Rebellion. 4. King William's War. 5. Clayborne's Rebellion. 6. Salem Witchcraft. 7. Queen Anne's War. 8. The Negro Plots. 9. King George's War. 10. French and Indian War. 11. The Stamp Act Riots.

12. American Revolution.

13. Shay's Rebellion.

14. The Doctors' Riot in New York.

15. The Whisky Rebellion.

16. Indian Troubles in Ohio, in 1794.

17. Difficulties with France during John Adams' administration.

18. War with Tripoli.

19. War with Indians under Tecumseh.

20. The Second War with England.

21. War against Algiers.

22. War with the Creek Indians in Florida.

23. War with the Seminole Indians in 1817.

24. The Black Hawk War.

25. Election Riots in New York.

26. The Abolition Riots in New York.

27. The Seminole War 1835 to 1842.

28. The Flour Riots in New York.

29. The Anti-Slavery Riot in Alton, Ill. 30. The Border (Canadian) War.

31. The Dorr Rebellion.

32. The New Orleans Riot.

33. The Mormon troubles at Nauvoo, Ill.

34. The War with Mexico.

35. The Astor Place Riot in New York.
36. The Police Riot in New York.
37. John Brown's raid into Virginia.
38. The Civil War or Great Rebellion.
39. The Draft Riots in New York.
40. The Orange Riots in New York.

41. The Railroad Riots throughout the United States. 42. The Ku Klux Klan Raids.

43. The Molly Maguires' Depredations. 44. The Mountain Meadow Massacre ?

45. The Cincinnati Riot.

46. The Anarchist Riot in Chicago.
47. The Italian Riot in New Orleans.
48. The Homestead (near Pittsburg) Riot.
49. The railway riot in Chicago in 1894?
50. The Brooklyn street-car riot in 1895?
51. The late Spanish-American War

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1. The Pequot war occured in 1637, and was caused by the murderous depredations of this tribe against the Colonists of Connecticut. The Pequots were totally defeated, and those not slain were sold into captivity, or joined other tribes.

2. King Philip's war commenced in 1675. Caused by a combination of the New England tribes of Indians to exterminate the Colonists. The most shocking barbarities were perpetrated until the death of their leader, Philip, by an Indian ally of the English, in 1676.

3. Bacon's Rebellion, in 1676, was caused by the tyranny of Governor Berkeley, of Virginia, and his refusal to protect the lives and property of the Colonists from Indian depredations. Public indignation became aroused, and, led by Nathanial Bacon, they secured the ends sought.

4. Lasted from 1689-1697. Upon the accession of William and Mary, the Protestants of Maryland demanded the colonial management of the territory. The Roman Catholics were overthrown in the province they had planted, and the established Church of England became the religion of the province, in 1692. The war was closed in 1697 by the "Treaty of Ryswick."

5. Clayborne's Rebellion, in 1637, was occasioned by the claim made by the Virginia colony that Lord Baltimore's grant included territory belonging to them. Clayborne, a member of the Jamestown council, having established two trading posts in Maryland, prepared to defend them by force of arms. He fled to Virginia, on the eve of battle, and his party were

defeated.

6. In 1692 a superstition prevailed in Massachusetts Colony that persons were subject to the control of invisible evil spirits; 200 persons were accused, 150 imprisoned, 28 condemned, 19 hanged, and one pressed to death, before this foolish idea was exploded.