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American History
Created by
Haley
⟶ Updated 9 Dec 2018 ⟶
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Events
Alexander Steph. Cornerstone Speech
Alien & Sedition Acts
Andrew Johnson Succeeds Lincoln
Annapolis Convention
Anne Hutchinson Banished
Articles of Confederation Ratified
Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
Battle of First Bull Run/Manassas
Battle of Lexington & Concord
Battle of Long Island
Battle of New Orleans
Battle of San Jacinto
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Yorktown
Bill of Rights Ratified
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
British Burning Washing, D.C.
Cane Ridge Meeting
Canning of Charles Sumner
Coercive Acts
Common Sense
Compromise of 1850
Confederate States of America Est.
Congressional Gag Rule Enacted
Congressional Gag Rule Repealed
Constitution Ratified
Convening of 2nd Continental Congress
Death of Pocahontas
Death of Thomas Jefferson & John Adams
Dec. of Independence Accepted by Congress
Declaratory Act
Dred Scott Supreme Court Decision
Emancipation Proclamation
Embargo Act
Fall of Richmond
1st Representative Legislative Assembly in New World
First Slaves Sold in America
First Thanksgiving
Founding of Georgia
Founding of Jamestown
Founding of Maryland
Founding of Massachusetts Bay Colony
Founding of Pennsylvania
Founding of Plymouth Colony
Founding of Republican Party
Founding of Roanoke Colony
Francis Scott Key's Star Spangled Banner
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
George 3's Proclamation Not Letting Settlers past App.
George 3's Proclamation of Rebellion
George Whitefield's Preaching Tour
Georgia Made into a Royal Colony
Gettysburg Address
Halfway Covenant
Hamilton/Burr Duel
Horace Mann named Secretary of the MA State Board of edu
Impeachment Trail of Andrew Johnson
Independence of Texas from Mexico
Indian Removal Act
James Otis's Speech Against Writs of Assistance
Jay's Treaty
John Brown's Raid on Harpers Ferry
John Locke's Second Treatise of Civil Government
John Tyler Succeeds Harrison as President
Jonathan Mayhew's Sermon on Resisting the Higher Powers
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Lincoln-Douglas Debates
Marbury VS. Madison
Maryland Toleration Act
Massachusetts Body of Liberties
Millard Fillmore Succeeds Taylor as President
Missouri Compromise
Monroe Doctrine
Northwest Ordinance
Ordinances for Virginia
Patrick Henry's "Give me Liberty or Give me Death" Speech
Penn's Frame of Government
Plymouth Incorporated into Massachusetts
Quasi-War with France
Resolves for Independence in the Continental Congress
Roger Williams Banished
Salem Witchcraft Trials
Samuel Adam's "American Independence" Speech
Samuel Adam's Rights of the Colonists
Secession of South Carolina
Sherman Takes Atlanta
Specie Circular
Stamp Act
Surrender at Appomattox Courthouse
Tea Act
Thomas Jefferson's Letter to the Danbury Baptists
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Treaty of New Echota
Townshend Acts
Ulysses Grant Named General-in-Chief of the Union Army
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Virginia Company Established
Virginia Made a Royal Colony
Washington's Farewell Address
Washington's Neutrality Proclamation
Wilmot Proviso
XYZ Affair
John Adams as President
Martin Van Buren as President
Rutherford Hayes as President
William Henry Harrison as President
Zachary Taylor as President
Periods
Battle of the Alamo
Battle of Ft. Sumter
Battle of Gettysburg
Constitutional Convention
Dominion of New England
First Barbary War
First Continental Congress
French & Indian War
Hartford Convetion
Jamestown's Starving Time
King Philip's War
Lewis & Clark Expedition
Mexican War
Motion for American Independence Adopted by Congress
Nullification Controversy
Trails of Tears
Valley Forge Winter
War of 1812
Abraham Lincoln as President
Andrew Jackson as President
Franklin Pierce as President
George Washington as President
James Buchanan as President
James Madison as President
James Monroe as President
James Polk as President
John Quincy Adams as President
Thomas Jefferson as President
Ulysses Grant as President
