Tital 3

1800-1876 United States

  • Lousiana Purchase

    Lousiana Purchase
    Thomas Jefferson purchases 828,000 sq miles for $15 million from Napoleon Bonapart. With this purchase, the United States practically doubled practically overnight.
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    War or 1812

    This was the first major war after the United States gained its freedom. The United States fought the exact county that they gained their independence from.
  • Burning of Washington

    Burning of Washington
    British Forces set fire to multiple government buildings. This was the only time in America's history that a foreign power has occupied the capital.
  • Missouri Compromise

    Missouri Compromise
    Trying to balance free and slave states, Main is admitted as a free state, while Missouri is admitted as a slave state.
  • Nat Turner's Slave Rebellion

    Nat Turner's Slave Rebellion
    Nat Turner is an enslaved African-American Preacher that led a four-day rebellion of other enslaved African-Americans. The rebellion was unsuccessful and repressed by local militias as well as members of the United States Navy. Turner was captured, tried, and was hanged for the uprising.
  • Trail of Tears

    Trail of Tears
    The trail was over 5,000 miles from Georgia to Oklahoma, in which there were over 60,000 Native Americans displaced from their homeland.
  • Manifest Destiny

    Manifest Destiny
    The first time Manifest Destiny appears is in a written article by JOhn O'Sullivan. Manifest Destiny is the idea that United States expansion was inevitable.
  • Texas is Annexed

    Texas is Annexed
    Texas became the 28th state to join the United States of America.
  • Start of Civil War

    Start of Civil War
    South Carolina becomes the first southern state to secede from the Union. After South Carolina, ten other states seceded from the Union thus starting the Civil War.m
  • End of Civil War

    End of Civil War
    After four long years, General Lee of the Confederate army surrendered to General Grant of the Union. This action signifies the end of the American Civil War.