CE

Yorktown

Battle of Saratoga

Lexington and Concord

Valley Forge

Treaty of Paris

Supported the Constitution

Wanted to have a strong national republic

Were against approving the Constitution

Wanted small local governments

Montgomery Bus Boycott

civil rights activists who rode interstate buses into the segregated southern United States

Black law student who challenged UT LAW

first African-American baseball player to cross the "color line" and join MLB

Integration in Little Rock H.S.

Federalism

Communism

Socialism

Common Era

Christian Era

Current Era

Central Era

It marks the beginning of the Common Era

It marks the end of the Roman Empire

It marks the birth of Julius Caesar

It marks the start of the Middle Ages

The fall of the Western Roman Empire

The birth of Jesus Christ

The signing of the Magna Carta

The discovery of America by Columbus

The Roman Empire

The Aztec Empire

The British Empire

The Mongol Empire

BCE refers to dates before the Common Era, while CE refers to dates in the Common Era

BCE is used for religious events, while CE is used for secular events

BCE is used in Europe, while CE is used in Asia

BCE is older than CE by 1000 years