US History
Éditer
mise à jour avec succès 20 avr. 2018
taken from chronologies from the APUSH textbook.
***not finished
Auteurs
Created byMaya Settimi
Attachments
Les événements
CornFirst civilized societiesCorn plantingNorse voyagersCorn cultivationCahokiaMarco PoloSpain becomes unitedDiazColumbusTreaty of TordesillasDa GamaCabotBalboaPonce de LeonPonce de LeonMagellanVerrazanoPizarroCartierCabrilloSt. AugustineIroquois ConfederacyNew MexicoPope's rebellionSerraElizabeth 1DrakeRoanokeEnglish defeats Spanish ArmadaJames ISpain and EnglandVirginia colonytobacco culture1st Anglo-Powhatan war endsFirst AfricansVirginia House of BurgessesVirginia becomes royal colonyMaryland colony foundedSecond Anglo-Powhatan WarAct of TolerationCharles I beheadedCharles II restoredBarbados slave codeCarolina colony createdNorth CarolinaGeorgia colony foundedMartin LutherJohn CalvinPilgrimsNew NetherlandCharles IMassachusetts Bay ColonyAnne HutchinsonConneticut's Fundamental OrdersNew England ConfederationWilliam BradfordNew NetherlandWest Jersey coloniesPennsylvania colonyDominion of New EnglandYale College foundedSmallpox inoculation introducedPoor Richard's AlmanackGreat Awakening beginsGreat Awakening spreadsPrinceton College foundedAnti-slave trade measuresPaxton Boys marchBrown College foundedRutgers College foundedDartmouth College foundedEdict of NantesChamplainLouis XIVLa SalleNew OrleansWar of Jenkins' EarWashington battles FrenchAlbany CongressBraddock's defeatPittBattle of QuebecPeace of ParisPontiac's uprisingProclamation of 1763First Navigation LawsBoard of TradePequot WarPopulation 2,000Harvard college foundedHalf-Way Covenant foundedLandless freeman disfranchisedBacon's RebellionSalem witch trialsCollege of William and Mary foundedRoyal African CompanyPopulation 250,000Slave revoltSlave revoltSugar ActQuartering ActStamp ActStamp Act CongressDeclaratory ActTownshend ActsNew York legislatureBritish troops occupy BostonBoston MassacreTownshend Acts repealedCommittees of correspondenceBritish East India CompanyBoston Tea Party"Intolerable Acts"Quebec ActFirst Continental CongressThe AssociationBattles of Lexington and ConcordSecond Continental CongressBritish garrisons capturedBattle of Bunker HillColonies in rebellionQuakersCommon SenseDeclaration of IndependenceBattle of TrentonBattle of BrandywineBattle of GermantownBattle of SaratogaFormation of French-American allianceBattle of MonmouthBattle of King's MountainBattle of CowpensCarolina campaignCornwallis surrenderNorth's ministryTreaty of ParisTreaty of Fort StanwixNew Jersey constitutionArticles of ConfederationMassachusetts constitutionArticles of Confederation in effectSociety of the CincinnatiLand Ordinance of 1785Virginia StatuteShays' RebellionRevision of Articles of ConfederationNorthwest OrdinanceConstitutional ConventionConstitution ratifiedConstitution in effectJudiciary Act of 1789Washington elected as presidentFrench Revolution beginsFirst official censusBill of Rights adoptedVermontBank of United States createdExcise tax passedWashington reelectedLouis XVI beheadedFrance declares warNeutrality ProclamationCitizen Genêt affairWhiskey RebellionBattle of Fallen TimbersJay's TreatyTreaty of GreenvillePinckney's Treaty with SpainWashington's Farewell AddressAdams presidentXYZ AffairAlien and Sedition ActsConvention of 1800Jefferson presidentJudiciary Act of 1801Revised naturalization lawJudiciary Act repealedMarbury v. MadisonLouisiana PurchaseJefferson reelectedJustice Chase impeachedPeace treaty with TripoliBurr treason trialChesapeake affairEmbargo ActMadison presidentNon-Intercourse ActMacon's Bill #2Napoleon repealNonimportation reestablishedBattle of TippecanoeDeclared war on BritainMadison reelectedFletcher v. PeckBattle of the ThamesBattle of Lake ErieBattle of PlattsburghBritish burn WashingtonBattle of Horseshoe BendTreaty of GhentBattle of New OrleansSecond Bank of the USProtectionist TariffMonroe presidentCalhoun's Bonus BillRush-Bagot agreementTreaty of 1818Jackson invades FloridaPanic of 1819Spain cedes FloridaMcCulloch v. MarylandDartmouth College v. WoodwardMissouri CompromiseMissouri and MaineLand Act of 1820Monroe reelectedCohens v. VirginiaMonroe Doctrine proposedRusso-American Treaty of 1824Gibbons v. OgdenErie Canal completedMexico opens Texas to American settlersElection thrown into the House of RepresentativesJohn Quincy Adams electedTariff of AbominationsJackson elected presidentThe South Carolina Exposition publishedIndian Removal Act"Bank War"Tariff of 1832Black Hawk WarJackson defeats ClayCompromise TariffFederal deposits removed from Bank of USBank of US expiresSpecie Circular issuedBureau of Indian Affairs establishedBattle of the AlamoBattle of San JacintoTexas wins independence from MexicoVan Buren electedSeminole Indians defeatedTexas republic recognizedPanic of 1837Independent Treasury establishedHarrison defeats Van BurenBritish Industrial RevolutionFirst US textile factoryCotton gin inventedInterchangeable parts for musketsFirst steamboatAmerican manufacturingFirst US railroadAnti-CatholicSteel plowTen-hour day establishedCommonwealth v. HuntTelegraph inventedTexas annexedSewing machine inventedFirst general incorporation lawsGerman Democratic revolutions collapseAmerican party formedLincoln-Douglas debatesPony Express establishedFirst transcontinental telegraphPermanent transatlantic cable establishedFirst Shaker communities formedThe Age of Reason publishedUniversity of North Carolina foundedSecond Great Awakening beginsUniversity of Virginia foundedThe Spy publishedTroy Female Seminary establishedNew Harmony commune establishedAmerican Temperance Society foundedDictionary publishedAmerican Peace Society foundedMormon Church foundedGodey's Lady's Book first publishedVesey slave conspiracyJapan openedOstend ManifestoKansas-Nebraska ActRepublican party organizedWilliam Walker president of NicaraguaUncle Tom's CabinBuchanan presidentSumner beatenDred Scott decisionLecompton Compromise rejectedPanic of 1857Tariff of 1857The Impending Crisis of the SouthBrown raids Harper FerryLincoln presidentSouth Carolina secedesCrittenden Compromise failsConfederate States of American formedLincoln takes officeFort Sumter fired uponMorrill Tariff ActWrit of habeas corpus suspendedConfederacy conscriptionHomestead ActUnion conscriptionNew York City draft riotsNational Banking System establishedAlabama sunkLyceum movement flourishesOberlin CollegeMount Holyoke SeminaryAbolitionist Lovejoy killedBrook Farm commune establishedDorothea Dix petitionsSeneca Falls Woman's Rights ConventionOneida Community establishedThe Scarlet LetterMoby DickFirst law prohibiting liquorLeaves of GrassGabriel slave rebellion in VirginiaSlave trade outlawedAmerican Colonization Society formedRepublic of Liberia establishedAppeal to the Colored Citizens of the WorldNat Turner slave rebellionThe LiberatorWest Indies' slavery abolishedAmerican Anti-Slavery SocietyAbolitionist students expelledDestruction of abolitionist mail"Broadcloth Mob""Gag Resolution"American Slavery as It IsNarrative of the Life of Frederick DouglassFree Soil party organizedCaroline incidentAntislavery Liberty party organizedHarrison diesTyler presidentAroostook WarWebster-Ashburton treatyWalker TariffIndependent treasury restoredOregon dispute settledTexas boundary clashKearny takes Santa FeFremont conquers CaliforniaWilmot ProvisoBattle of Buena VistaScott takes Mexico CityTreaty of Guadalupe HidalgoTreaty of WanghaiTaylor presidentCalifornia gold rushFillmore presidentCompromise of 1850Clayton-Bulwer TreatyPierce presidentGadsden PurchaseSherman's marchGrant's Wilderness CampaignBattle of Cold HarborLincoln presidentHampton Roads ConferenceLee surrendersLincoln assassinatedThirteenth Amendment ratified"10%" Reconstruction planWade-Davis Bill vetoedEmancipation proclamation issuedSouthern congressmenFreedmen's Bureau establishedBlack Codes passedCivil Rights Bill passedFourteenth AmendmentJohnson-backed candidatesEx parte Milligan caseKlu Klux Klan foundedReconstruction ActTenure of Office ActAlaska purchasedJohnson impeachedConfederate leaders pardonedFifteenth Amendment ratifiedFreedmen's Bureau endedReconstruction endsGrant presidentFisk and GouldTweed scandalCredit Mobilier scandalLiberal RepublicansMetaphysical ClubPanic of 1873Whiskey Ring ScandalCivil Rights Act of 1875Resumption ActHayes-Tilden electionCompromise of 1877Railroad strikesGarfield presidentArthur presidentChinese Exclusion ActCivil Rights CasesPendleton ActCleveland presidentHarrison presidentThomas B. "Czar" Reed"Billion Dollar" CongressMcKinley Tariff ActSherman Silver Purchase ActHomestead steel strikeCoeur d'Alene silver miners' strikeJames B. WeaverCleveland regains presidencyDepression of 1893Wilson-Gorman TariffRepublicansJ.P. Morgan's banking syndicatePlessy v. FergusonTranscontinental railroadNational Labor Union organizedTranscontinental railroad joinedKnights of Labor organizedStandard Oil Company organizedTelephone inventedElectric light inventedHaymarket Square marketWabash caseAmerican Federation of Labor formedInterstate Commerce ActSherman Anti-Trust ActU.S. Steel Corporation formedOn the Origin of SpeciesMorrill ActASPCA createdWyoming Territory womenWoodfull and Claflin's WeeklyComstock LawWCTU organizedChauntauqua education movementJohn Hopkins UniversityProgress and PovertyDumbbell tenement introducedChristian ScienceSalvation ArmyBooker T. WashingtonAmerican Red Cross foundedBarnum and Bailey1st immigration-restriction lawsBrooklyn Bridge completedMetropolitan Opera HouseThe Adventures of Huckleberry FinnFirst skyscraperLinotype inventedStatue of LibertyAPA formedHatch ActLooking BackwardU.S. all-star baseball teamHull HouseNAWSA formedBasketball inventedHenry Street SettlementAnti-Saloon LeagueColumbian ExpositionLibrary of Congress opensWomen and EconomicsThe AwakeningSister CarieThe Education of Henry AdamsNAACP foundedPikes Peak gold rushNevada Comstock LodeSand Creek massacreNevada admittedNational Grange organizedBattle of Little BighornColorado admittedNez Perce Indian WarA Century of DishonorIndian Sun DanceDawes Severalty ActOklahoma openedFirst Battle of Bull RunGrant takes Forts Henry and DonelsonBattle of ShilohMcClellan's Peninsula CampaignSeven Days' BattlesSecond Battle of Bull RunMerrimack vs MonitorBattle of AntietamPreliminary Emancipation ProclamaionBattle of FredericksburgNew Orleans seizedFinal Emancipation ProclamationBattle of ChancellorsvilleBattle of GettysburgFall of VicksburgFall of Port HudsonFrontier line endedPeople's party emergenceBattle of Wounded Knee"The Significance of the Frontier in American History""Coxey's Army"Pullman strikeUtah admittedMcKinley presidentDingley Tariff ActGold Standard ActOklahoma admittedNatives granted citizenshipIndian Reorganization ActMissionaries in HawaiiSamoa crisisPan-American ConferenceThe Influence of Sea Power upon HistoryNew Orleans crisisValparaiso crisisPribilof Islands disputeWhite planter revoltHawaii annexation refusedCuban revoltMaine explosionSpanish-AmericanTeller AmendmentDewey's victoryHawaii annexedPhilippines acquiredAguinaldo rebellionFirst American Open Door noteHawaii full territorial statusForaker ActBoxer RebellionSecond Open Door noteMcKinley presidentInsular CasesPlatt AmendmentMcKinley assassinatedFilipino rebellion suppressedHay-Pauncefote TreatyU.S. troops leave CubaPanama canal plans rejectedPanamanian revolutionHay-Bunau-Varilla TreatyRoosevelt CorollaryDominican RepublicRusso-Japanese peace treatySan Francisco JapaneseGreat White FleetRoot-Takahira agreementPuerto RicansPériodes
First humans cross into Americas from AsiaChristian crusadesCortesDe SotoCoronadoPueblo peoples conqueredFrench expeditionEnglish crush Irish uprisingSlave-laborTuscarora WarYamasee WarRhode Island colonyConnecticut and New Haven foundedEnglish Civil WarKing Philip's WarGlorious RevolutionMass slavery expansionLeisler's RebellionZenger free-press trialRegulator protestsKing William's WarQueen Anne's WarKing George's WarSeven Years' WarClark's victoriesParties formedVirginia and Kentucky resolutionsWar with FranceNaval war with TripoliLewis and Clark expeditionPike's explorationsFailed invasions of CanadaHartford ConventionSouth Carolina nullification crisis"Trail of Tears"Erie CanalMechanical mower-reaperClipper ship eraIrish potato famineCumberland RoadRevivals conductedMexican WarSlavery and emancipation debatedMormon Migration"Bleeding Kansas"Upper states secedeAlabama raids Northern shippingMaximilian emperor of MexicoForce ActsNew Indian peoplesFarmers' AllianceStates admitted to UnionVenezuelan boundary crisisPanama Canal ConstructionMarines occupy Cuba"Gentlemen's Agreement"
Comments