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1492: Columbus sails1521: Hernan Cortes1607: Jamestown1620: Mayflower1588: Spanish Armada1622: Indian War1630s: Massachusetts Bay Colony1640: Beaver Wars1644: William Penn and the Quakers1651: Navigation Acts (w/ Charles II and Cromwell)1675: Metacom's War1676-1677: Bacon's Rebellion1680: The Pueblo Revolt1692: Salem Witch Trial1739: Stono Rebellion1763: Proclamation Line1765: Stamp Act1770: Boston Massacre1773: Tea Act1773: Boston Tea Party1776: Declaration of Independence1776: Common Sense1781: Articles of Confederation1783: Treaty of Paris1786: Shay's Rebellion1787: Constitution Written1790: Whiskey Rebellion1791: Bill of Rights1791: National Bank1793: Cotton Gin1794: Jay's Treaty1797: XYZ Affair1798: Alien and Sedition Acts1798: Virginia and Kentucky Resolution1803: Louisiana Purchase1800: Election of 18001808: International slave trade banned1810: Fletcher v. Peck1811: Bank expired1814: Hartford Convention1816: American System1819: McCollough v. MarylandPanic of 18191819: Dartmouth College v. Woodward1820: Missouri Compromise1821: Gibbons V. Ogden1823: Monroe Doctrine1824: Corrupt Bargain1828: Bank WarThe 1830s: The Second Great Awakening1830: Indian Removal Act1831: Nat Turner's Rebellion1832: SC nullification1836: Texas becomes independent1836: The Alamo1837: The Panic of 18371844: American War1848: Emergence of Free-Soil Party1848: Seneca Falls Convention1850: Compromise of 18501850: Fugitive Slave Act1854: Kansas-Nebraska act1856: Violence in the Senate with Charles Sumner and Preston Brooks1858: Lecompton Constitution1858: Bleeding Kansas1859: John Brown's Raid1860: South seceeds1861: Fort Sumter1862: Homestead Act1863: Emacipation Proclamation1863: Gettysburg1863: Vicksburg1863-1877: Reconstruction1864: Sherman's March1864: Sand Creek Massacre1865: Lee surrenders at Appomattox Courthous1865: 13th Amendment1866-1877: Congressional Reconstruction1866: Civil Rights Bill that Johnson vetoed1867: Johnson impeached1867: Reconstruction Acts of 18671867: South divided into 5 military districts1868: 14th Amendment1869: Equal Rights Association1730s: The First Great AwakeningThe 1730s: The Enlightenment1870: 15th Amendment1870: 2nd Industrial Revolution1871: Congress abolished further treaty-making with Native Americans1872: General Mining Act1873: Economic Depression of 18731875: Minor v. Happersett1875: Nationwide movement for women's sufferage began1876: Custer and Sitting Bull1877: Great Railroad Strike1877: Munn v. Illinois1882: Chinese Exclusion Act1882: Sandlot Incident1883: Pendleton Act1883: Civil Service Commission1886: Haymarket Riot1886: Destruction of the Knights of Labor1887: Dawes Act1890: Ghost Dance and Wounded Knee1890: Sherman Antitrust Act1890: National American Women's Suffrage Associationthe 1890s: Populist Movement1892: Homestead Strike1894: Pullman Strike1896: Plessy vs Ferguson1636: Anne Hatchinson/Roger Williams1762: Revenue Act1763: Paxton Boys & Regulators1765: Quartering Acts1775: Lexington & Concord1830s: Transcendentalism1835: Treaty of Echota1832: Force Bill1832: Tariff of Abominations1835: Indian Removal1837: Trail of Tears1849: California Gold Rush1853: Gasden Purchase1873: NV Comstock Locke1893: Panic of 18931847: Steward's Icebox1889: Hull House1948: House Un-American Activities Committee1944: GI Bill1946: Iron Curtain Speech1945: United NationsCIA Created1947: National Security Council1950: Second Red Scare1950: First General-Use Credit Card1954: First Houses Built with AC1960: New Frontier Initiatives1947: Taft-Hartley Act1948: Fair Deal1956: Interstate Highway ActThree Mile Island AccidentPre-1491: Spread of Maize1493: Columbian Exchange1520: Smallpox Epidemic1600: British East India Company1602: Dutch East India Company1606: Virginia Company1493: Doctrine of Discovery1494: Treaty of Tordesillas1488: Portuguese begin exploration of the Atlantic and Coast of Africa1492: Reconquista completed by Spain1511: Taino Rebellion1500: Pedro Álvares Cabral1565: Spain establishes first permanent European settlement1534: New France1502: Spanish Encomienda System1525: First direct Slave Trade Voyage to the Americas1525: Casta System1641: Massachusetts Body of Liberties1689: Boston Revolt1747: Knowles Riot1609: Use of Indentured Servitude in Jamestown1618: Headright System brings Indentured Servants1619: First Black Africans arrive in Virginia1621: Dutch West India Company1650: First Navigation Acts1661: Virginia Law codifies Race-Based Slavery1690: South Carolina Slave Codes1733: Molasses Act1612: Tobacco in Virginia1645: Sugar in Barbados1643: New England Condfederation1608: Quebec founded1610: Santa Fe Mission1614: New Netherlands1998: Clinton Impeached (but is acquitted)1998: Al-Qaeda bombs US embassies in East Africa2003: US invades Iraq2001: 9/111807: Embargo Acts1906: Hepburn Act1903: Elkins Act1914: Clayton Antitrust Act1913: 16th Amendment1913: 17th Amendment1913: Federal Reserve Act1908: Muller v. Oregon1898: Williams v. Mississippi1894: Coxey's Army1902: Newlands Reclamation Act1807: First Steamboat service opens on the Hudson River"On the Equality of the Sexes"1871: First elevated railroad operation1901: Tenement House Law"The Jungle"1906: Atlanta Race Riot1906: Food and Drug Administration1910: Mann Act1911: Triangle Shirtwaist Fire1899: Central Labor Union protests1899: National Consumer's League1587: Roanoke Colony1649: Toleration Act1688: Glorious Revolution1777: Battle of Saratoga1778: Franco-American Alliance1781: Battle of Yorktown1787: Constitutional Convention1788: First Election1919: 18th Amendement1920: 19th Amendement1933: 20th Amendment1933: 21st Amendment1951: 22nd Amendment1961: 23rd Amendment1964: 24th Amendment1967: 25th Amendment1971: 26th Amendment1992: 27th Amendment1804: 12th Amendment1795: 11th Amendment"The Affluent Society"1965: Immigration and Nationality Act1970: EPA founded1962: "Silent Sparks"1970: First Earth Day1962: Engel vs Vitale1964: American Conservation Union1964: Civil Rights Act1960: Young American Conservatives adopt conservative ideals1961: Eisenhower warns against the military industrial complex1961: Mapp vs Ohio1962: Gideon v. Wainwright1963: JFK assasination1965: Selma march1965: Voting Rights Act1966: Miranda v. Arizona1967: Thurgood Marshall appointed to Supreme Court1967: Loving v. Virginia1968: Fair Housing Act1968: MLK assasinated1969: Tinker v. Des Moines1972: Title IX1973: War Powers Act1973: Roe v. Wade1974: Watergate Scandal1978: California v. Bakke1944: International Monetary System and World Bank1947: Truman Doctrine1948: Marshall Plan1949: NATO1949: Arms Race begins1949: China is "lost"1955: Warsaw Pact1957: Sputnik1957: Eisenhower Doctrine1958: NASA1961: Bay of Pigs1962: Cuban Missile Crisis1968: Tet Offensive1969: Nixon bombings of Cambodia1971: Pentagon Papers1972: SALT I Treaty1973: OPEC oil embargo1973: US withdraws from Vietnam1973: US backs coup against the Chilean President1975: Saigon falls1978: Camp David Accords1979: USSR invade Afghanistan1788: Constitution Ratified1803: Marbury vs Madison1815: Battle of New Orleans1837: Charles River Bridge vs Warren Bridge1823: Johnson vs McIntosh1831: Cherokee Nation vs Georgia1832: Worchester vs Georgia1857: Dred Scott vs Sanford1866: Ex Parte Miligan1886: Wabash, St. Louis, and Pacific Railway vs Illinois1890: Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul Railroad Company vs Minnesota1895: Pullock vs The Farmer's Loan and Trust1845: Annexation of Texas1846: Wilmont Proviso1852: Uncle Tom's Cabin1865: Licoln Assasinated1877: Compromise of 18771876: Little Bighorn1887: Insterate Commerce1890: McKinley Tariff1896: "Cross of Gold" Speech1898: Annexation of Hawaii1898: Spainish American War1990: Treaty of Maris1902: Platt Amendement1903: Wright Brothers1904: Roosevelt Corollary1917: Espionage Act1918: Sedition Act1919: Schenck vs United States1929: Stock Market Crashes1932: New Deal1935: Social Security Act1941: Pearl Harbor1944: D-Day1945: Hiroshima & Nagasaki1954: Brown vs Board of Education1955: Montgomery Bus Boycott1963: March on Washington1965: Great Society1968: Chicago Convention1969: Moon Landing1972: Watergate1979: Iranian Hostage Crisis1989: Cold War ends1994: NAFTA1995: Oklahoma City Bombing2000: Bush vs Gore2008: Great Recession2011: Afordable Care Act1898: Gold discovered in Alaska1867: Seward's Folly1898: USS Maine1898: Treaty of ParisEnd of the Federalist Party1921: Emergency Quota System1804: Lewis and Clark ExpeditionWhig Party Formed1696: Board of TradeEnd of the Whig Party and Free Soil Party
Emmergence of the Republican PartyEmergence of the Know-NothingsEnd of Know NothingsEnd of Populist Party1819: Darthmouth College vs Woodward1876: Slaughterhouse Cases1898: Wilmington massacre1909: NAACP founded by Dubois1914: NWP- national women’s party created by Alice Paul1873: Comstock ActPeriodi
George WashingtonJohn AdamsMartin Van BurenAndrew JacksonJohn TylerFranklin PierceUlysses S. GrantJeffersonMadisonJames MonroeJohn Quincy AdamsWilliam Henry HarrisonJames K. PolkMillard FillmoreJames BuchananAbraham LincolnAndrew JohnsonRutherford B. HayesBaby BoomHollywood BlacklistExecutive Order 9835Great SocietyManufacturing DeclineWhite Flight1519-1521: Spanish Conquest of Mexico"Starving Time" of JamestownIncreasing advocacy for LGBTQ+ rightsPatriots mount 3 boycotts of British goodsPeople's Party peak of activityZachary TaylorJames GarfieldChester ArthurGrover ClevelandBenjamin Harrisonthe trans-Appalachian West attract the interest of settlers and investorsWestern land ordinances and sham Indian treaties open the Ohio countryWomen's Trade Union LeagueSeven Years' WarMigration to SunbeltClean Air and Water Legistlationgetting troops out of vietnamBerlin AirliftKorean WarUS intervention in Congo, Angola, and SomaliaGulf of Tonkin incident escaletes involvement in VietnamIranian Revolution ousts US backed Shah and leads to hostage crisisPuritan-Pequot WarAmerican RevolutionWar of 1812Manifest DestinyMexican American WarCivil WarWWI1920s: Red ScareSpanish American WarBarack ObamaGeorge W. BushBill ClintonGeorge H.W. BushRonald ReaganJimmy CarterGerald FordRichard NixonLyndon B. JohnsonJohn F. KennedyDwight D. EisenhowerHarry S. TrumanFranklin D. RooseveltHerbert HooverCalvin CoolrigdeWarren HardingWoodrow WilsonWilliam Howard TaftTheodore RooseveltWilliam McKinleyGrover ClevelandVietnam WarPersian Gulf WarMetacom's War
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