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Columbus discovers the Americas 1492
Jamestown founded 1607
Pilgrims arrive in New England 1620
Bacon’s Rebellion (transition from indentured servants to African slaves) 1676
Stamp Act 1765
Revolutionary War begins 1775
Common Sense published, Declaration of Independence 1776
Constitutional Convention 1787
Constitution Ratified, George Washington elected President 1789
Thomas Jefferson elected President 1800
Andrew Jackson elected President 1828
Telegraph invented, James K. Polk elected President 1844
Mexican-American War begins 1846
Civil War begins 1861
Civil War ends 1865
Reconstruction ends 1877
Closing of the frontier 1890
Spanish-American War 1898
U.S. enters World War I 1917
Treaty of Versailles ends World War I, 18th Amendment begins Prohibition 1919
19th Amendment – Women’s suffrage 1920
Stock Market Crash, Great Depression begins 1929
FDR elected President, New Deal begins 1933
Pearl Harbor attacked, U.S. enters WWII 1941
Atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, WWII ends 1945
March on Washington – I Have a Dream speech, JFK assassinated 1963
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (escalation of Vietnam War), Great Society begins 1965
Tet Offensive (turning point in Vietnam), MLK assassinated 1968
Ronald Reagan elected President 1980
Berlin Wall torn down, Cold War ends 1989
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