APUSH Chapter 1-5 Timeline
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Updated: 4 Nov 2017
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Pedro Alvares Cabral makes landfall in BrazilHenry VIII creates Church of EnglandFounding of Jesuit orderAfrican Servitude begins in VirginiaVirginia's House of BurgessesRestoration of the English crownMetacom's WarSalem witchcraft crisisPueblo RevoltTreaty of Tordesillassome Native American peoples in present-day Mexico and Peru begin raising domesticated cropsSpread of maize to Mississippi River ValleyMansa Musa pilgrimmage to MeccaLanteen sail popular in African trade routesEuro. Black DeathColumbus 1st voyage to AmericaStorms & Eng/ ships destroy Spanish ArmadaEnglish est. JamestownQuebec est.Opechancanough's uprisingVirginia becomes royal colonyPuritans est. Mass. Bay ColonyTobacco prices fall & stay lowBacon's Rebellion (Virginia)Indian War of 1622Toleration ActBarbados Slave CodeMayflower CompactStono RebellionWar of Jenkins' EarFirst Navigation ActBritish Glorious RevolutionParliament creates Board of TradeLicensing Act lapses; print revolution beginsOhio Company gets 200k acres from crownPoniac's rebellionCommittees of correspondence formTea Act leads to Boston Tea PartyCoercive Acts punish Mass.Dunmore's War against the ShawneesContinental Congress meets3rd American boycottGeneral Gage marches to Lexington & Concord2nd Continental Congress creates Continental armyLord Dunmore recruits Loyalist slavesPatriots invade Canada and skirmish w/Loyalists in SouthW. settlers occupy KentuckyThomas Paine's "Common Sense"Declaration of IndependenceProclamation Line limits white settlementSugar Act and Currency ActColonists oppose vice-admirality courtsStamp Act imposes direct taxQuartering Act req. barracks for Brit. troopsStamp Act Congress meetsAmericans boycott Brit. goods1st Compromise: Stamp Act repealedDeclaritory Act passedTownshend duties2nd American boycott2nd Compromise: partial repeal of Townshend ActBoston Massacre2nd Continental Congress declares independanceHowe forces Washington to retreat from NY to NJPA approves democratic state constitutionJohn Adams publishes Thoughts on Government"Articles of Confederation" creates central gov'tHowe occupies Philadelphia (Sept.)Gates defeats Burgoyne at Saratoga (Oct.)Franco-American alliance (Feb.)Lord North seeks pol. settlementCongress rejects negotiatonsBrit. adopt southern strategyBrit. capture Savannah (Dec.)Severe inflation of Continental currencyBrit. & Am. forces battle in GAClinton seizes Charleston (May)French troops land in RICornwallis invades VA (April), surrenders at Yorktown (Oct.)States finally ratify Articles of ConfederationTreaty of Paris (Sept. 3) officially ends warNationalists hold convention in Annapolis, MDShay's Rebellion roils MACongress passes Northwest OrdinanceConstitutional Convention in PhilidelphiaHamilton's public credit system approvedBill of Rights ratifiedBank of the United States charteredKentucky joins UnionWar between Britain and FranceMadison and Jefferson found Republican PartyWhiskey RebellionBattle of Fallen TimbersJay's Treaty with Great BritainPinckney's Treaty with SpainTreaty of Greenville accepts Indian land rightsXYZ AffairAlien, Sedition, and Naturalization ActsVirginia and Kentucky ResolutionsJefferson elected presidentLouisiana PurchaseMarbury v. Madison asserts judicial reviewEmbargo Act cripples American shippingMadison elected presidentTecumseh and Tenskwatawa revive Western ConfederacyAdams-Onis TreatyMcCulloh v. Maryland; Dartmouth College v. WoodwardPeriods
CrusadesProtestant ReformationSpanish conquer AztecsCounter-ReformationAsian migrants cross land bridge connecting Siberia to AlaskaRenaissanceEnglish crown supports mercanilismChesapeake tobacco boomYeoman SocietyQueen Elizabeth I rule (England)King Charles I ruleKing James I rule (Eng.)British policy of salutary neglectRobert Walpole leads ParliamentEnlightenment ideas spread from Euro. to AmericaOld & New Light conflict; farmland shortage threatens freehold ideal; (+) ethnic/rel. pluralism in Mid. At. colonies; Rel. denom. est. collegesDominion of New EnglandCharles II ruleKing George I (r. 1714-1727English Civil WarKing George II7 Years'/ French & Indian WarKing George IIICongress enacts pol. and land ordinances for new statesJay, Madison, and Hamilton write "The Federalist"Contested Indian treaties: Fort Stanwix (1784), Fort McIntosh (1785), Fort Finney (1786), and Fort Harmar (1789)French RevolutionWestern Confederacy defeats US armiesHaitian RevolutionGallatin reduces national debtLewis and Clark explore WestWar of 1812Era of Good Feeling
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