APUSH Period 5
Category: Autre
mise à jour avec succès: 3 déc. 2018
Green = Ch 12
Blue = Ch 13
Purple = Ch 14
Orange = Ch 15
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Created byChristine Zhu
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Les événements
Foreigner Miner Tax (1852)Catholics become largest denomination (1850)Know Nothing Party/"Native" American Association (1845)Charles Bent killed (1847)Gabriel Prosser Rebellion (1800)Denmark Vesey (1822)Nat Turner Rebellion (1831)The Liberator (1831)American Anti-Slavery Association (1833)Fugitive Slave Act (1850)Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions (1848)Seneca Falls Convention (1848)Letters on the Equality of the Sexes and the Condition of Women (1838)Sarah and Angela Grimke become first female representatives for AASS (1836)Antoinette B. Blackwell first female Protestant minister (1851)Elizabeth Blackwell first woman awarded with M.D. (1849)women can have control of property (1839)creation of anti-prostitution and diet reform societiesCompromise of 1850Uncle Tom's Cabin (1851)The Kansas Nebraska Act of 1854Republican Party (1854)Free Soil Party (1852)Nathaniel P. Banks (republican) speaker of HoR (1855)Topeka Constitution (1855)Lecompton Constitution (1857)Panic of 1857Supreme Court and Dred Scott (1857)John Brown at Harper's Ferry (1859)Mason-Dixon LineSecession of South /Creation of Confederacy (1861)Lincoln declares secession illegal (1861)Confederacy fires on Fort Sumter (1861)First Battle of Bull Run (Manassas)
July 21, 1861Ironclad Ships (1862)Union controls KY and TN (1862)Shiloh
April 4, 1862Peninsula Campaign (1862)Antietam
September 17, 1862Chancellorsville (1863)Gettysburg
July 1863Vicksburg
(1862-63)Battle of the Wilderness (1864)Petersburg (1864-65)Sanitary Commission (1861)Dorothea Dix, Superintendent of Female Nurses for UnionClara BurtonMarch to the Sea (1864)captured Savannah, Georgia (1864)Lee's surrender at Appomattax, VA (1865)Jefferson Davis captured (1865)13th AmendmentLincoln assassinated by John Wilkes Booth
April 14, 1865Peace Democrats/CopperheadsEmancipation Proclaimation (1863)Freedman's Bureau (1865)Black Codes (1865)Joint Committee (1865)Lyman Trumbull's proposals (1866)Civil Rights Bill of 1866Tenure of Office Act (1867)14th Amendment (1868)Black Males in DC can vote (1867)Reconstruction Act of 1867Andrew Johnson's impeachement (1868)15th Amendment (1869)
.Hiram R. Revels elected to Senate (1870)
.Blanche K. Bruce to Senate (1874)
.Sherman's Special Field Order No. 15 (1864)Klu Klux Klan (1868)LA's mini civil war (1873)violence in MS (1875)Enforcement Acts (1870, multiple acts)KKK act (1871)US Department of Justice (1870)KKK temporarily destroyed (1872)Slaughterhouse cases of 1873US v Cruikshank (1876)Civil Rights Act of 1875 declared unconstitutional (1883)
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.Civil Rights Act of 1875George H. White temporarily last African Congressman (1901Compromise of 1877Périodes
Opium WarsGreat Potato FamineSlavery and Cotton price/production increase drasticallyUnderground RailroadZachery Taylor (1849-50)Millard Fillmore (1850-53)Franklin Pierce (1853-57)Bleeding KansasAbraham Lincoln (1861-65)James Buchanan (1857-61)Civil War (1861-65)Presidential Reconstruction (1865-66)Congressional Reconstruction (1867-77)Redemption (1876-90s)Andrew Johnson (1865-68)Ulysses S. Grant (1869-77)rise of Sharecropping (1870s)Rutherford B. Hayes (1877-81)
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