Lauren Martin. 1st period.

  • 200

    13,000 B.C

    13,000 B.C
    The Paleo Indians arrived to Tennessee. The word "Paleo" comes from Greeks meaning "ancient" or "very old." They crossed the Bering Land Bridge to come to the new world.
  • 300

    6,000 B.C

    6,000 B.C
    The Archaic Indians arrived to Tennessee. They created a weapon called, "Atlatl", which is a spear thrower. An Archaic settlement was found in Eva near Benton County.
  • Mar 24, 750

    750 B.C, Woodland Indians

    750 B.C, Woodland Indians
    The Woodland Indians arrived to Tennessee. They were culturally and technically advanced tribes who began permanently inhabiting villages.
  • Mar 24, 1095

    The Crusades Began

    The Crusades Began
  • Mar 24, 1492

    Columbus Arrived to the New World

    Columbus Arrived to the New World
    Columbus established continual contact between the new and old world.
  • Mar 24, 1539

    Spanish explorer, Hernando De Soto, landed in Florida

    Spanish explorer, Hernando De Soto, landed in Florida
    He landed in Flordia in search of riches and resources in 1539.
  • Mar 24, 1540

    De Soto arrived in TN

    De Soto arrived in TN
    He was the first European to set foot in Tennessee
  • Mar 25, 1542

    De Soto Died

    De Soto Died
    De Soto was appointed Conquistador of the New World. De Soto died from being ill in 1542, after crossing the Mississippi. Of the original 600 men in the De Soto expedition, only 311 survived.
  • The Spanish Armada was defeated by the British

    The Spanish Armada was defeated by the British
    The defeat of the Spanish Armada made England a much better country because of their pride.
  • Jamestown was founded

    Jamestown was founded
    The founder of Jamestown is John Smith.
  • ]Quebec was founded

    In 1608, the French settled Quebec.
  • The French arrived in Tennessee

    The French arrived in Tennessee
    The French arrive to Tennessee and the first English came to Tennessee.
  • La Salle built a fort in Memphis

    La Salle built a fort in Memphis
    The fort La Salled built is called Fort Prudhomme.
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    King Phillip's War

    The war is named after the main leader of the Native American side, The war lasted from 1689-1697.
  • The French established a trading post in Nashville

    The French established a trading post in Nashville
    In 1710 a French trader built a trading post on the Nashville Mound, to trade with the Shawnee that lived there.
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    The Fench and Indian War

    The French fought a series of Wars over control of Europe and their overseas empires.
  • The British built a fort Loudoun

    The British built a fort Loudoun
    The fort was on Cherokee Territory called Fort Loudoun
  • Good relations between the British and Cherokee come to an end

    After a few distiputes the good relations between the British and the Cherokee finally ended.
  • British Army was sent to relieve Fort Lououn

    British Army was sent to relieve Fort Lououn
    The Bristish Army was sent to releive fort Loudoun.
  • Treaty of Paris was signed

    Treaty of Paris was signed
    The Treaty of Paris was peace between Great Britain
  • Proclamation Line

    Proclamation Line
    The Proclamation, in effect, closed off the frontier to colonial expansion. The proclamation was presented as a measure to calm the fears of Indians, as they felt the Colonists would drive them out of their land and force them to move Westward.
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    Revolutionary War

    Cherokee fought with the Americans in the Revolutionary War
  • Going West to Wilderness Road

    Going West to Wilderness Road
    200,000 people had West on the Wilderness Road.
  • Tennessee becomes a state

    Tennessee becomes a state
    Tennessee became a state on June 1, 1796.
  • War of 1812

    War of 1812
    The war of 1812 was fought between the United States and England. The United States declared war on England for various reasons. The most popular reason was because they wanted to expand,
  • The Battle of Horseshoe Bend

    The Battle of Horseshoe Bend
    Andrew Jackson, the Cherokee Indians, and the White Sticks helped defeat the Red Sticks.
  • The Trail of Tears

    The Trail of Tears
    The Trail of Tears was a forced movement of the Indians by Jefferson. The Indians were forced to moved Westward onto Reservations.