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American History
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Les événements
Christopher Columbus
Vasco da Gama
John Cabot
Pedro Alvares Cabral
Juan Ponce de Léon
Amerigo Vespucci
Vasco Núñez de Balboa
Hernando Cortés
Francisco Piarro
Estebán and Fray Marcos
Francisco Coronado
Henry Hudson
The beginning of the American Revolution
George Washington is elected first president of the new United States
Potomac River site picked for the new capital
Death of Benjamin Franklin
The first U.S. census
Vermont becomes the 14th state
Samuel Slater's spinning mill starts up in Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Robert Carter III frees his slaves
Kentucky becomes the 15th state
Eli Whitney invents the cotton gin
John Adams is elected second president
Tennessee becomes the 16th state
Death of George Washington
Thomas Jefferson is elected third president
Ohio becomes the 17th state
The Louisiana Purchase
James Madison is elected fourth president
The slave trade to America becomes illegal
Louisiana becomes the 18th state
James Monroe is elected fifth president
Indiana becomes the 19th state
Mississippibecomes the 20th state
Illinois becomes the 21st state
Alabama becomes the 22nd state
The Missouri Compromise
Maine becomes the 23rd state
Florida is bought from Spain for $15 million
Missouri becomes the 24th state
John Quincy Adams is eelected sixth president
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams both die on July 4th
Andrew Jackson is elected sixth president
Martin Van Buren is elected eighth president
Arkansas becomes the 25th state
Michigan becomes the 26th state
Cherokees walk the Trail of Tears westward
The slave Frederick Douglass flees the South
William Henry Harrison is elected ninth president
John Tyler becomes 10th president when Harrison dies
James K. Polk is elected 11th president
Florida becomes the 18th state
Texas becomes the 28th state
Iowa becomes the 29th state
Zachary Taylor is elected 12th president
Wisconsin becomes the 30th state
Missouri Compromise
Gold Rush
Kansas-Nebraska Act
First Transcontinental Railroad
Alaska Purchased
Hawaii becomes U.S. Possession
Spanish-American War
U.S. Gains Control of Puerto Rico, Philippine Islands and Other Pacific Islands
United States has become a World Power
Suez Canal Opens
U.S. takes over Panama Canal Construction
Carnegie builds steel mill
First telephone conversation--Alexander Graham Bell
Edison invents electric light bulb
The Panic of 1893
Labor unions started--late 1800s
Theodore Roosevelt becomes President
Wright brothers make first airplane flight
Henry Ford builds cars on assembly line
U.S. opens the Panama Canal
Russian Revolution
First atomic bomb exploded
Beginning of Cold War
Cuban Revolution
Assassination of President Kennedy
Collapse of Communism in Europe
End of the Cold War and Break up of the Soviet Union
Formation of the European Union
Terrorists attack American landmarks
Election of President Barack Obama
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The migration out of Africa
The migration to North America
The Mexican—American War
Lewis and Clark expedition
War of 1812
American Civil War
Reconstruction from The Civil War
Jim Crow Laws Created
Homesteading The Plains
Cattle Drives in Great Plains
Plains Wars
Electricity for cities
Massive immigration to Amierca
Progressive Era
World War I
World-wide Depression
World War II
Korean War
American Civil Rights Movement
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