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Private ships used to attack a nation's enemies
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Privateers
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The storming of the Bastille was one of the first acts of this event that also over-threw the king.
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French Revolution
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Where protesters refused to pay a tax and even tarred and feathered tax collectors
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Whiskey Rebellion
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Where American Indians fought the U.S. Army; named for an area where many trees had once been destroyed by a tornado
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Battle of Fallen Timbers
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Ended the frontier war and gave the United States right of entry to American Indian lands in the Northwest Territory
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Treaty of Greenville
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France's new representative to the United States that asked American seamen to command privateers
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Edmund Genet
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Said that Spain agreed to change the Florida border and that Spain's government would reopen the port at New Orleans to American ships
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Pinckney's Treaty
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Stated that the United States would not take sides with any European countries who were at war with one another
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Neutrality Proclamation
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Led an American Indian group the defeated U.S. forces in Northwest Territory
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Little Turtle
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Signed by the United States and Great Britain; stated that the Britishwould pay damages on seized American ships; the United States agreed to pay pre-Revolutionary debts it owed the British
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Jay's Treaty
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