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Historical Events Between 1800 and 1876
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Capital moves from Philadelphia to Washington D.C
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The Congress meets in D.C. for the first time.
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Inaugurated as the third president.
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U.S. pay France $15 million for the Louisiana Territory.
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Jefferson's second inauguration.
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Inaugurated as the fourth president
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U.S. declares war on Britain
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Second inauguration of Madison.
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British capture Washington, DC, and set fire to White House and Capitol
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Officially ends the war
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Inaugurated as the fifth president
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Spain cedes Florida to the U.S.
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Second inauguration of Monroe
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President Monroe declares that the American continents are off-limits for further colonization by European powers.
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Inaugurated as the sixth president
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Construction begins on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Inaugurated as the seventh president
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President Jackson signs the Act which authorizes the forced removal of Native Americans.
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Most significant slave uprising in American History
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Second inauguration of Jackson
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Declares independence from Mexico
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Inaugurated as the eighth president
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More than 15,000 Cherokee Indians are forced to march from Georgia to Indian Territory in present-day Oklahoma.
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Inaugurated as nineth president
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Henry dies and John Tyler takes over
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Inaugurated as the eleventh president.
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War on Mexico to gain California and other southwest territory.
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U.S. and Canadian Border is resolved and Oregon is acquired.
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For 15 million Mexico agrees recognizes new border and gives up territory.
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Gold discovered at Sutter's Mill in California.
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War Ends
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Inaugurated as the 12th president.
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Taylor dies and Millard Fillmore takes over.
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Inaugurated as the 14th president.
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U.S. acquires border territory from Mexico for $10 million.
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Inaugurated as the 15th president.
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Seven debates with Senator Stephen A. Douglas during Illinois state election campaign.
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Elected as president
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Conflict between the North (the Union) and the South (the Confederacy)
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Inaugurated as the 16th president.
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Freeing slaves in the Confederate states.
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Second inauguration of Lincoln
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Abraham Lincoln is assassinated in D.C.
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Prohibiting slavery.
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U.S. acquires Alaska from Russia for the sum of $7.2 million
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Inaugurated as the 18th president.
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Giving blacks the right to vote.
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300 dead and 90,000 people are homeless
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Second inauguration
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