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...n effectively wore the Chickasaw down, reaching a crisis level in the late 1730s and especially the early 1740s. After a lapse due to strife within the Choc [[Category:18th-century conflicts]] ...

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...s between the Choctaw and French colonists in Louisiana continued into the 1730s; the Choctaw saw the French as a valuable economic partner (trading furs fo By the late 1730s the Choctaw military situation had stabilized (fighting [[Chickasaw Wars|wo ...

...lvania|Pennsylvania]] and [[Province of Maryland|Maryland]], fought in the 1730s. Hostilities erupted in 1730 with a series of violent incidents prompted b ...ed to, and refused to put the agreement into effect. Beginning in the mid-1730s, violence erupted between settlers claiming various loyalties to Maryland a ...

[[Category:Conflicts in 1739|Stavuchany]] [[Category:1730s in Ukraine]] ...

...d [[Cherokee]] of the region. The French rebuilt Fort Rosalie in the early 1730s. [[Category:Conflicts in 1779]] ...

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1730s: Gideon Gibson and his family, along with other settlers, leave Boston and [[Category:Conflicts in 1767]] ...

...t king of Venad and the first king of [[Travancore]], defeated them in the 1730s. ...tence of anti-royal nobles before [[Marthanda Varma]], as well as frequent conflicts between the [[Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple]] managers and the king, many of t ...

...annah, Georgia|Savannah]] as the principal port for the new colony. In the 1730s, Spain and Great Britain were disputing control of the border between Georg * [[List of conflicts in the United States]] ...

...long period of peace, during which the navy was not involved in any major conflicts, and mostly operated together with the [[Royal Navy]] in a subordinate role Schrijver was several times sent out in the early 1730s, to act as a [[Gunboat diplomacy|gunboat diplomat]] at the head of a Dutch ...

...merican tribes formed protective alliances with Europeans to deal with the conflicts. As early as 1739, the French reported that the Houma, Bayougoula, and Acol Because of increasing conflicts among the English, French, and Spanish colonists, the Houma migrated south ...

...began with limited freedom to practice their religion, though intermittent conflicts continued. Unlike in the Genevan model and many other early Reformed church == The First Great Awakening (1730s and 1740s) == ...

At a series of conferences in Pennsylvania during the 1730s, the [[Iroquois|Six Nations]] repeatedly stated that they did not feel they [[Category:Conflicts in 1742]] ...

...present-day [[Kerala]] was divided among several smaller kingdoms. In the 1730s, [[Marthanda Varma]], the ruler of [[Travancore]], adopted an expansionist [[Category:Conflicts in 1741|Battle of Colachel]] ...

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...ples settled in the northeast and coastal regions. These peoples had their conflicts but maintained commercial relationships with each other and with other popu ...ales, however, occasionally produced meat shortages in Honduras and led to conflicts between Guatemalan and Honduran provincial officials.<ref name=cseg/> ...

...uction of revealed religions. Reason will be elevated over fear if the old conflicts between reason and religion would be solved. From the 1730s there was an international cult of [[Isaac Newton|Newton]] and [[John Locke ...

...otilla]]s on the [[Dnieper River]]. These were particularly active in four conflicts: the Russo-Turkish wars of [[Russo–Turkish War (1735–1739)|1735–39]] ...). The dubel boat is a type of boat, unique to Russia, and extant from the 1730s to the 1790s, when they were replaced by gunboats. Their name may come from ...