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1492 Columbian Exchange begins with Columbus's discovery of the New World
1512 Encomienda system created
1520 Smallpox begins to decimate native population
1552 Bartolome de las Casas popularizes the idea of the “Black Legend”
1607 Jamestown est. (include John Smith & John Rolfe)
1609 1613
1618 Headright system created
1619 Virginia House of Burgesses created
1620 Plymouth Est. (include Mayflower Compact)
1632 colony of Maryland est.
1635 Roger Williams exiled
1637 Anne Hutchinson banished
1639 Fundamental Orders created
1643 New England Federation est.
1651 Navigation Laws/Mercantilism
1676 Bacon’s Rebellion
1686 Dominion of New England est. (include Sir Edmund Andros)
1693 Salem Witch Trials
1733 Zenger Trial
1754 1763
1754 Ben Franklin publishes “Join or Die” cartoon & Albany Congress
1763 Proclamation of 1763
1764 Sugar Act
1765 The Stamp Act (and Stamp Act Congress)
1766 Declaratory Act
1767 Townshend Acts
1770 Boston Massacre
1774 Boston Tea Party and Intolerable Acts
1774 First Continental Congress
1775 Shot Heard Round the World
1776 Declaration of Independence
1776 Thomas Paine’s Common Sense
1776 7
1777 Articles of Confederation
1777 Battle of Saratoga
1777 78
1781 Battle of Yorktown
1787 Northwest Ordinance
1787 Shays’ Rebellion
1787 8
1788 Ratification of the Constitution (include compromises made)
1790 Hamilton’s Economic Plan
1790 Anglo
1792 2
1794 Whiskey Rebellion
1795 Jay’s Treaty
1796 Washington’s Farewell Address
1797 The Adams Presidency (include XYZ Affair & Alien and Sedition Acts)
1800 “Revolution of 1800”
1803 Louisiana Purchase & Lewis & Clark Expedition
1803 Marbury v. Madison [also include general information about the Marshall Court]
1807 Embargo Act
1807 Fulton invents the steamboat
1811 Construction of Cumberland Road Begins
1812 War of 1812 begins (discuss causes)
1814 Hartford Convention
1815 Henry Clay advocates for the “American System”
1815 War of 1812 Ends (explain effects
1820 Missouri Compromise
1823 Monroe Doctrine
1823 Stephen Austin granted land in Texas
1824 The Election of 1824 and the “Corrupt Bargain”
1825 Erie Canal completed
1828 1833
1828 Jackson becomes president & uses the “spoils system”
1831 William Lloyd Garrison founded Liberator Newspaper
1836 Election of 1836 & rise of mass democracy
1836 Lone Star Rebellion
1837 John C. Calhoun claimed slavery is a “positive good”
1841 1845
1845 1849
1845 Frederick Douglass writes The Narrative Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave
1845 Manifest Destiny term coined by John O’Sullivan
1846 1848 Mexican
1846 US acquired Oregon Territory (54’40 or fight!)
1847 Spot Resolutions
1848 Free Soil Party est.
1848 Seneca Falls Convention
1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
1849 “Know
1850 Compromise of 1850 & 7th of March Speech
1851 Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe
1854 1861
1854 Kansas
1857 Dred Scott vs. Sandford
1859 Harpers’ Ferry Raid by John Brown
1860 South Carolina Secedes from the Union
1861 Battle of Fort Sumter
1861 First Battle of Bull Run
1861 Outbreak of War
1863 Emancipation Proclamation
1863 Gettysburg Address
1864 Sherman’s March to the Sea
1865 End of Civil War & Assassination of Lincoln
1865 Est. of Freedman’s Bureau
1865 KKK Established & Black Codes created
1868 Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
1868 Standard Oil Trust consolidated/horizontal integration
1869 Knights of Labor founded
1869 Transcontinental Railroad completed (include government's role in railroad development)
1871 Boss Tweed’s corruption exposed
1874 Women’s Christian Temperance Union organized
1876 Battle of Little Bighorn
1877 Railroad Strikes
1877 Strengths & shortcomings of Reconstruction (include Compromise of 1877, Thaddeus Stevens & Radical Republicans)
1881 Booker T. Washington becomes head of Tuskegee Institute
1882 Chinese Exclusion Act
1886 American Federation of Labor founded
1887 American Protective Organization founded
1887 Dawes Severalty Act
1889 Carnegie’s “Gospel of Wealth”
1889 Hull House est. in Chicago
1890 McKinley Tariff
1890 National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) founded
1890 Sherman Antitrust Act
1892 Homestead Steel Strike
1892 Populist Party formed
1894 Pullman Strike
1896 Election of 1896
1896 Emilio Aguinaldo leads rebellion against Spain (include US involvement during Spanish American War)
1896 Plessy v. Ferguson
1898 Spanish
1898 Teller Amendment
1901 Teddy Roosevelt introduces “Big Stick Diplomacy”
1903 Hay
1903 Platt Amendment
1903 W.E.B. DuBois publishes Talented Tenth
1904 Roosevelt Corollary
1905 Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle published
1909 1913
1909 1913
1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
1912 Election of 1912 (include each party and platform they ran on)
1914 Outbreak of WWI ( American “neutrality” & how Americans benefited)
1914 Wilsonian “Moral Diplomacy” in Mexico
1915 Lusitania sunk (include unrestricted submarine warfare & Sussex Pledge)
1917 Committee on Public Information & The Home Front helps the war effort
1917 Zimmerman telegram & US declaration of War
1918 18th Amendment (include efforts to get it passed and effects)
1918 American Expeditionary Force enters the War
1918 Wilson’s 14 Points
1919 Schenck v. United States
1919 Treaty of Versailles Negotiated (include its ultimate defeat and why it was defeated)
1920 19th Amendment (include information on how women earned this before and during the war)
1920 Palmer Raids & the Red Scare
1921 Sacco
1921 Harding Presidency (focus on economic policies & Teapot Dome Scandal)
1921 Immigration Quota Act (also describe immigration act of 1924)
1924 Dawes Plan
1925 Scopes Trial
1928 Kellogg
1929 1930 Hoover’s Response to the Depression (include Smoot
1929 Stock Market Crash (causes
1933 FDR’s “First Hundred Days” (Include Glass
1933 FDR’s “Good Neighbor” Policy
1933 London Economic Conference
1934 Huey Long & Share Our Wealth
1935 Neutrality Acts
1937 Court Packing Controversy
1937 FDR’s Quarantine Speech
1941 Atlantic Charter
1941 Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC) established
1941 Lend
1941 Pearl Harbor
1942 Battle of Midway
1942 Executive Order 9066
1942 War Production Board created
1944 D
1945 Atomic Bombing (include rationale & debates)
1945 UN created (how was it different from the League of Nations)
1947 Levittown & Suburbanization (include roles for women)
1947 National Security Act
1948 Berlin Blockade & Airlift
1948 Truman’s Fair Deal
1950 1953
1953 CIA sponsored coup in Iran
1954 Brown v. Board of Education (ruling & reaction)
1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott (causes & effects)
1955 Murder of Emmitt Till
1956 Federal Highway Act
1957 Little Rock Nine
1957 NASA established
1960 Election of 1960 (include JFK’s inauguration & New Frontier)
1963 Betty Friedan writes Feminine Mystique
1963 March on Washington
1964 Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
1965 Johnson’s Great Society
1968 Tet Offensive
1971 Pentagon Papers leaked by Daniel Ellsberg/Credibility Gap
1972 Nixon visits China/Detente
1973 OPEC embargo
1973 Roe v. Wade
1973 US troops withdraw from Vietnam
1974 NIxon Resigns due to Watergate
1978 Jimmy Carter brokers Camp David Accords
1979 Moral Majority formed
1979 SALT II signed (should explain SALT I also)
1983 Star Wars (Strategic Defense Initiative)
1987 Iran
1989 Fall of Berlin Wall
1991 Persian Gulf War
1992 Watts Riots
1994 NAFTA created
1999 Clinton’s Impeachment
2000 Election of 2000/Bush v. Gore
2001 9/11 & PATRIOT Acts & the War on Terror
2003 Operation Iraqi Freedom
2005 Hurricane Katrina
1730s and 1740s Great Awakening
1820s SECOND GREAT AWAKENING
1830s Indian Removal and the Trail of Tears
1830s Jackson Battles the US Bank
1840s Influx of Irish & German Immigrants
1858 Lincoln Douglas Debates (Freeport Doctrine)
1868 & 1870 14th & 15th Amendments
1870s Corruption in Grant’s cabinet
1870s Railroads’ effects on the United States & on native americans
1880s Social Darwinism
1890s New Immigrants (who were they? What did they do once in the US? etc.)
1890s Yellow Journalism
1900s (Early) MARKET REVOLUTION
1920s Harlem Renaissance
1920s Lost Generation writers Hemingway & Fitzgerald
1920s Rise of consumerism
1930s Dust Bowl
1930s FDR’s New Deal (WPA, AAA, CCC, TVA & Social Security Act
1940s & 1950s HUAC & Red Scare (include Alger Hiss, McCarthy, the Hollywood 10, and the Rosenbergs)
1947 & 1948 Truman Doctrine & Marshall Plan
1960s JFK & McNamara advocate a “flexible response”
1960s Protests against Vietnam War
1960s Radicalization of the Civil Rights Movement (include Malcolm X & Black Panthers)
1961 & 1962 Bay of Pigs & Cuban Missile Crisis
1964, 1965 & 1968 Civil Rights Acts (1964, 1965 & 1968) → include what led to the passage of each
1980s Reaganomics
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