apush timeline periods 6-9 Flashcards
Several Southern states are readmitted back into the Union
1870
Yellowstone National Park is created
1872
Panic of 1873 takes place and leads to another economic US recession
1873
Munn v. Illinois court case established the public regulation of utilities
1876
Thomas Edison invents the light bulb
The Knights of Labor goes public and becomes largest Union of its time
1879
Election of 1880 sees James Garfield elected president
1880
James Garfield is assassinated and VP Chester Arthur takes over
1881
The Chinese Exclusion Act is passed and bans future immigrants from Asia
1882
Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act is passed that says Gov. jobs are based on merits and not who you know
1883
Elections of 1884 sees Grover Cleveland elected as president
1884
Haymarket Riot takes place
The American Federation of Labor (AFL) is founded and would replace the Union Knights of Labor
1886
Dawes Severalty Act is passed and divides up land from Native Americans
1887
Election of 1888 sees Benjamin Harrison is elected president
1888
Several states in the North and Northwest are added (ND, SD, MT, WA)
Jane Addams founds the Hull House to assist women and immigrants in building careers
1889
The Sherman Antitrust Act is passed that makes a company running a monopoly illegal
1890
Jacob Riis published “How the Other Half Lives” showing the world how poor Americans live
1890
Yosemite National Park is created
1890
Wounded Knee Massacre takes place where US troops killed several Lakota Indians (End of the American Indian Wars)
1890
James Naismith invents basketball at the YMCA as a new indoor sport
1891
Homestead Strike takes place at Carnegie’s Steel company in Pittsburgh, PA and was a major defeat for Union Workers
1892
Grover Cleveland is elected president and the final of the HGACHC presidents
1892
Panic of 1893 becomes worst recessions of the 19th century
1893
General Jacob Coxey’s Army marches on Washington for the populist party demanding Gov. create jobs
1894
Pullman Strike takes place due to railroad workers responding to wage cuts
1894