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All The Dates From APUSH

1
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1492

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Columbus’s first voyage to America

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1587

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Establishment of Roanoke

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3
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1590

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Disappearance of Roanoke

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4
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1607

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Jamestown Established

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5
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1619

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The House of Burgesses Established

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6
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1620

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Establishment of Plymouth Colony, Mayflower Compact Established

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7
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1630

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Puritans arrive in America

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8
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1651, 1660

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Navigation Acts

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9
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1675-1678

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King Philip’s/Metacom’s War

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10
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1676

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Bacon’s Rebellion

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11
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1685-1815

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Enlightenment Period

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12
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1689

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Two Treatises of Government published by John Locke

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13
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1689-1763

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Salutary Neglect

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14
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1692-1693

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Salem Witch Trials

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15
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1720s-1740s

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The First Great Awakening

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16
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1754

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Albany Plan of Union

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17
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1754-1763

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The French & Indian War/Seven Year’s War

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18
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1763

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Treaty of Paris (Fr. & In.), Proclamation Line established

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19
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1764

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Sugar Act

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20
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1765

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  • Stamp Act
  • Quartering Act
  • Stamp Act Congress
  • Declaration of Rights and Grievances
  • Establishment of the Sons of Liberty
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21
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1766

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Declaratory Act

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22
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1767

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Townshend Acts

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23
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1770

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Boston Massacre

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24
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1770-1773

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Quiet Period

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25
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1772

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The Committee of Correspondence established

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26
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1773

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Tea Act, Boston Tea Party

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27
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1774

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Coercive/Intolerable Acts, First Continental Congress

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28
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1775

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  • Second Continental Congress
  • Olive Branch Petition
  • Battles of Lexington & Concord
  • American Revolution begins
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29
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1776

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  • Common Sense published
  • Declaration of Independence
  • Sons of Liberty dissolved
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30
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1781

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  • End of the American Revolution
  • Articles of Confederation established
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31
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1783

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Treaty of Paris (Am. Revolution)

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32
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1786-1787

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Shay’s Rebellion

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33
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1787

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  • The Philadelphia Convention
  • Northwest Ordinance passed
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34
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1789

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  • Articles of Confederation ended
  • Three-Fifths Compromise established
  • French Revolution began
  • Bill of Rights introduced
  • Judiciary Act established
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35
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1790s-1840s

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The Second Great Awakening

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36
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1791

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Hamilton’s Plan Introduced

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37
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1794

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  • Jay’s Treaty
  • Whiskey Rebellion
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38
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1796

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  • Election of John Adams
  • George Washington’s Farewell Address
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39
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1797

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XYZ Affair

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40
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1798

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  • Quasi-War
  • Alien & Sedition Act signed
  • Virginia & Kentucky Resolutions released
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41
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1800

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Election of Thomas Jefferson

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42
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1800s-1850s

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The American Romantic Period

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43
Q

1801

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Barbary Wars

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44
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1803

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Marbury vs. Madison, Louisiana Purchase

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45
Q

1804

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Beginning of Lewis & Clark’s Journey

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46
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1807

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The Chesapeake Incident, Embargo Act signed

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47
Q

1808

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Election of James Madison, Non-Aligned Act signed

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48
Q

1810

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Macon’s Bill No. 2

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49
Q

1811-1813

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Tecumseh’s War

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50
Q

1812-1815

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War of 1812

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51
Q

1813-1814

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The Creek War

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52
Q

1815-1825

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The Era of Good Feelings

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53
Q

1816-1858

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The Seminole Wars

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54
Q

1819

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McCulloch vs. Maryland, Panic of 1819

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55
Q

1820

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The Missouri Compromise

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56
Q

1820s-1830s

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The Market Revolution

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57
Q

1824

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  • Henry Clay’s American System
  • First Corrupt Bargain
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58
Q

1828

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Election of Andrew Jackson, Tariff of 1828/Abominations

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59
Q

1830

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  • Indian Removal Act
  • Birth of Mormonism
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60
Q

1830s-1840s

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The Trail of Tears

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61
Q

1830s-1850s

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Life span of the Whig Party

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62
Q

1832

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Tariff of 1832

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63
Q

1832-1836

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The Bank War

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64
Q

1833

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Nullification Crisis & Force Bill

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65
Q

1835-1836

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The Texas Revolution

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66
Q

1837

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Panic of 1837

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67
Q

1844

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Election of James K. Polk

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68
Q

1846

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The Wilmot Proviso

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69
Q

1846-1848

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Mexican-American War

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70
Q

1848

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Seneca Falls Convention

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71
Q

1849

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California Gold Rush

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72
Q

1850

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Compromise of 1850, Fugitive Slave Act

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73
Q

1852

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin Published

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74
Q

1853

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The Gadsen Purchase

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75
Q

1854

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  • Kansas-Nebraska Act
  • Collapse of the Whig Party
  • Publishing of “The Angel in the House”
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76
Q

1855-1858

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Bleeding Kansas

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77
Q

1856

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Caning in the Senate, election of James Buchanan

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78
Q

1872

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“American Progress” released

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79
Q

1857

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  • Scott v. Sanford
  • Panic of 1857
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80
Q

1858

A

Lincoln-Douglas Debates

81
Q

1859

A

John Brown’s Raid on Harper’s Ferry

82
Q

1860

A
  • Election of Abraham Lincoln
  • South Carolina secedes from the Union
83
Q

1861

A
  • Beginning of the Civil War
  • Lincoln suspends the Writ of Habeas Corpus
84
Q

1862

A
  • The Emancipation Proclamation
  • The Homestead Act
85
Q

1863

A
  • The transcontinental railroad began construction
  • The Gettysburg Address
  • The 10% plan
86
Q

1864

A
  • Wade-Davis bill
  • Sand Creek massacre
87
Q

1865

A
  • Freedman’s Bureau was Established
  • The end of the Civil War
  • Lincoln was assassinated
  • The 13th Amendment was ratified
  • KKK established
88
Q

1866

A

14th amendment ratified

89
Q

1867

A
  • Beginning of radical reconstruction
  • Alaska was purchased
  • Granger Movement began
90
Q

1868

A
  • Impeachment of Johnson
  • Election of Ulysses S. Grant
91
Q

1870

A

The 15th Amendment

92
Q

1870s-1880s

A
  • Rise of Social Darwinism
  • The Farmer’s Alliance
93
Q

1870-1914

A

Second Industrial Revolution

94
Q

1870s-1920s

A
  • The Gilded Age
  • Social Gospel Movement
95
Q

1871

A

William “Boss” Tweed exposed by Thomas Nast

96
Q

1873

A

Panic of 1873

97
Q

1876

A
  • The invention of the telephone
  • Custer’s last stand
  • 2nd corrupt bargain
  • The election of Rutherford B. Hayes
  • The end of radical reconstruction
98
Q

1876-1877

A

The Great Sioux War

99
Q

1882

A

Chinese Exclusion Act passed

100
Q

1883

A

Pendleton Civil Service Act passed

101
Q

1886

A

Samuel Gompers formed the American Federation of Labor (AFL)

102
Q

1887

A

Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) established

103
Q

1889

A

“The Gospel of Wealth” was published

104
Q

1890

A
  • The Pan-American Union was formed
  • The Sherman Anti-Trust Act was passed
  • The Sherman Silver Purchase Act passed
  • The McKinley Tariff was established
  • “The Influence of Sea Power Upon History” was published
  • “How the Other Half Lived” was published
  • The peak of the Ghost Dance movement
105
Q

1890s-1920s

A

The Progressive Era

106
Q

1893

A

Panic of 1893

107
Q

1895-1898

A

The Cuban Revolution

108
Q

1896

A

“Cross of Gold” speech given, William McKinley elected

109
Q

1898

A

The Teller Amendment, The Spanish-American War, Treaty of Paris (Sp-Am)

110
Q

1899

A

The Hull House was built, “The White Man’s Burden” was written, James Dole arrived in Hawaii

111
Q

1899-1901

A

The Boxer Rebellion

112
Q

1901

A

Theodore Roosevelt assumes office after William Mckinley’s assassination

113
Q

1903

A

The Platt Amendment

114
Q

1904

A

The National Child Labor Committee was founded, The Roosevelt Corollary was articulated

115
Q

1904-1914

A

The Panama Canal was built

116
Q

1905

A

The Bureau of Forestry was expanded by Roosevelt

117
Q

1906

A

“The Jungle” was published

118
Q

1907

A

The Great White Fleet sailed

119
Q

1909

A

The NAACP was founded, declaration of London

120
Q

1910

A

Mann Act passed

121
Q

1912

A

Woodrow Wilson was elected

122
Q

1913

A

The 16th Amendment was ratified, the 17th Amendment was established, Underwood Simmons Tariff/Revenue Act signed into law

123
Q

1914

A
  • Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated
  • July crisis
  • UNIA founded
  • Guns of August
  • FTC was established
124
Q

1915

A

Lusitania sinks

125
Q

1916

A

Sussex sinks, Sussex pledge, Margaret Sanger opened the first US birth control clinic

126
Q

1917

A
  • Zimmerman Telegram intercepted
  • Espionage Act
  • Selective Service/Draft Act
  • Americans enter Europe
  • The Russian Revolution
127
Q

1918

A

Woodrow Wilson’s 14 points, Sedition Act

128
Q

1919

A

18th Amendment ratified, Treaty of Versailles

129
Q

1920

A

League of Nations, 19th Amendment ratified, the Short Recession, Harlem Renaissance

130
Q

1921

A

Committee of Public Information

131
Q

1924

A

Dawes/Young Plan

132
Q

1925

A

Scopes Monkey Trial

133
Q

1928

A

Kellogg-Briand Pact

134
Q

1929

A

Black Tuesday & Black Thursday, the Beginning of the Great Depression

135
Q

1930-1936

136
Q

1932

A

FDR elected

137
Q

1933

A

Emergency Banking Act, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, 21st Amendment ratified

138
Q

1933-1944

A

Fireside Chats

139
Q

1934

A

Securities & Exchange Commission

140
Q

1935

A

Social Security Act, 1st Neutrality Act

141
Q

1937

A

Court-Packing Plan, 2nd Neutrality Act

142
Q

1938

A

House of Un-American Activities (HUAC) formed

143
Q

1939

A

Cash & Carry Policy

144
Q

1940

A

National Defense Research Committee

145
Q

1941

A

Lend-Lease Act, Atlantic Charter, Pearl Harbor, Office of Price Administration, Office of Science Research and Development

146
Q

1942

A

Manhattan Project, Executive Order 9066

147
Q

1944

A

G.I. Bill passed

148
Q

1946

A

The Long Telegram, Iron Curtain speech, Employment Act

149
Q

1946-1964

A

The Baby Boom

150
Q

1947

A
  • Truman Doctrine
  • Taft-Hartley Act
  • National Security Act
  • Joint Chief of Staff
  • First Levittown built
151
Q

1947-1948

A

Marshall Plan

152
Q

1947-1991

A

The Cold War

153
Q

1948

A

US allies with Israel, Executive Order 9981, “Beat Generation” coined

154
Q

1948-1949

A

Berlin Blockade, Berlin Airlift

155
Q

1949

A
  • Truman proposes the “Fair Deal”
  • NATO formed
  • West Germany formed
  • Alger Hiss trials begin
  • Chinese Communist Revolution
  • Russia develops an atomic bomb
  • East Germany formed
156
Q

1950

A
  • Beginning of McCarthyism
  • Beginning of the Lavender Scares
  • Internal Report 68
  • McCarran International Security Act passed
  • Beginning of the Rosenburg trials
  • Rise of teenage culture
157
Q

1950-1953

A

The Korean War

158
Q

1951

A

22nd Amendment ratified

159
Q

1952

A

Dwight D. Eisenhower elected

160
Q

1953

A

“The Crucilble” was released, Executive Order 10450 was signed, Operation Ajax begins

161
Q

1954

A

Brown v. Board of Education, Operation PBSUCCESS

162
Q

1955

A

Warsaw Pact, Brown II, Montgomery Bus Boycotts

163
Q

1955-1975

A

Vietnam War

164
Q

1956

A

National Highway System began construction, Suez Crisis, Hungarian Revolution

165
Q

1957

A

Eisenhower Doctrine, Little Rock 9, Sputnik launched

166
Q

1958

A

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) was formed, National Aeronautics Space Administration (NASA) was formed

167
Q

1959

A

Cuban Revolution

168
Q

1960

A
  • Greensboro sit-ins
  • Student Nonviolent Coordinating Commission (SNCC)
  • Kennedy-Nixon debates
  • Ruby Bridges begins school
169
Q

1960s-1970s

A

Period of detente

170
Q

1961

A
  • JFK inaugurated
  • Eisenhower’s Farewell Address
  • Bay of Pigs Invasion
  • Freedom Riders began traveling
  • Berlin Wall built
171
Q

1962

A

James Meredith enrolls at the University of Mississippi, Cuban Missile Crisis

172
Q

1963

A
  • The Feminine Mystique” published
  • Birmingham Campaign
  • Letter from Birmingham Jail
  • “Ich Bin Ein Berliner” Speech
  • March on Washington DC
  • “I Have a Dream” Speech
  • JFK assassinated
173
Q

1964

A
  • Freedom Summer
  • Freedom Summer Murders
  • Great Society Plan
  • Civil Rights Act
  • Gulf of Tonkin Incident
  • The Midnight Address
  • Economic Opportunity Act
174
Q

1965

A

March from Selma, Immigration Act, Voting Rights Act

175
Q

1968

A
  • Tet Offensive
  • My Lai Massacre
  • MLK’s assassination
  • RFK’s assassination
  • Richard Nixon elected
176
Q

1969

A
  • US Moon Landing
  • Woodstock Festival
  • Vietnam Draft Lottery
  • Chicago 7 Trial
177
Q

1970

A

Kent State Shooting, Jackson State Shooting

178
Q

1971

A

The Pentagon Papers

179
Q

1972

A

SALT I, Watergate Scandal

180
Q

1973

A

Roe v. Wade, 1973 Oil Crisis

181
Q

1974

A

Nixon resigned, Gerald Ford inaugurated, 3rd corrupt bargain

182
Q

1978

A

Camp David Accords

183
Q

1978-1979

A

Iranian Revolution

184
Q

1979

A

SALT II, Malaise Speech/Crisis of Confidence Speech, Iranian Hostage Crisis

185
Q

1980

A

Election of Ronald Reagan, the beginning of new conservatism

186
Q

1981

A

Beginning or Reaganomics, beginning of the AIDS epidemic

187
Q

1982

A

Nancy Reagan introduces “Just Say No”

188
Q

1983

A

Strategic Defense Initiative (Star Wars)

189
Q

1985

A

Iron Contra Affair

190
Q

1986

A

Glasnost introduced in Russia

191
Q

1987

A

Reagan’s “Tear down this wall!” speech, Perestroika introduced in Russia, Black Monday

192
Q

1988

A

Dukakis’s “tank” speech, Goerge H. W. Bush elected

193
Q

1989

A

Invasion of Panama

194
Q

1991

A

The Gulf War, Soviet Collapse

195
Q

1992

A

Election of Bill Clinton

196
Q

1993

A

Whitewatergate

197
Q

1998

A

Monicagate

198
Q

2000

A

Florida recount, the election of Goerge W. Bush

199
Q

2001

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