1800-1876

By deeadoo2018
  • Thomas Jefferson Becomes President

    Thomas Jefferson Becomes President

  • Robert Fulton - Steamboat

  • James Madison Becomes President

    James Madison Becomes President

  • Forced Migration

    7,500 slaves were forced to move South.
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    War of 1812

    Forced Creeks to relinquish millions of acres of land.
  • James Monroe Becomes President

    James Monroe Becomes President

  • Joseph Smith Has His First Vision

    Joseph Smith Has His First Vision

  • Sex is Commercialized

  • Harriet Tubman is Born

    Harriet Tubman is Born

  • John Quincy Adams Becomes President

    John Quincy Adams Becomes President

  • New Lebanon Convention

    Examined Charles Finney's practices.
  • Sojourner Truth Becomes Preacher in Perfectionism

    Sojourner Truth Becomes Preacher in Perfectionism

    The Narrative of Sojourner Truth. Ain't I a Woman Speech.

  • Ralph Waldo Emerson Ordained to Unitarian Church

  • Andrew Jackson Becomes President

    Andrew Jackson Becomes President

  • Indian Removal Act

    Granted land in present day Oklahoma and Kansas to the Indians.

  • John Smith Organizes Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

  • William Lloyd Garrison - The Liberator

  • Cherokee Nation vs. Georgia

    Declared Indian peoples: "domestic dependent nations"

  • Nat Turner's Rebellion

    Turner and 70 armed slaves and free blacks slaughtered white neighbors who enslaved them.

  • Nat Turner is Found

  • Nat Turner is Tried

  • Nat Turner is Sentenced to be Hung

  • Worchester vs. Georgia

    Sided with Cherokees against Georgia.

  • William Lloyd Garrison - The American Anti-Slavery Society

  • Treaty of New Echota

    A small party made a decision for thousands.
  • Samuel Morse Invents Morse Code

    Samuel Morse Invents Morse Code

  • Martin Van Buren Becomes President

    Martin Van Buren Becomes President

  • Trail of Tears

    Round up 14,000 people and force them to march 1,200 miles to Oklahoma. Winfield Scott was the man that led them.

  • Joseph Smith and the Mormons Move to Commerce, Illinois

  • John Humbrey Noyes and Oneida Community Establish Perfectionist Community in Putney, Vermont

  • Margaret Fuller Starts Transcendental "Conversation"

    Margaret Fuller Starts Transcendental "Conversation"

  • Ralph Waldo Emerson Writes Self-Reliance

    Ralph Waldo Emerson Writes Self-Reliance

  • Catherine Beecher - Treatise on Domestic Economy

    Catherine Beecher - Treatise on Domestic Economy

  • Dorothea Dix Discovered Insane Women Jailed Alongside Male Criminals

    Dorothea Dix Discovered Insane Women Jailed Alongside Male Criminals

  • Brook Farm is Founded

  • William Henry Harrison Becomes President

    William Henry Harrison Becomes President

  • John Tyler Becomes President

    John Tyler Becomes President

  • First Organized Wagon Train

    First Organized Wagon Train

    Left Elm Grove, Missouri with 100 pioneers.

  • Great Migration

  • Margaret Fuller Writes Woman in the Nineteenth Century

  • Anti-Mormon Mob Stormed Jail and killed John Smith and His Brother

  • Henry David Thoreau Builds a Cabin Near Walden Pond

    Henry David Thoreau Builds a Cabin Near Walden Pond

  • James K. Polk Becomes President

    James K. Polk Becomes President

  • Donner Party Begins Their Journey

  • Brook Farm Economically Fails and Burns

  • Last Member of Donner Party Arrives in Sutter's Fort

  • Zachary Taylor Becomes President

    Zachary Taylor Becomes President

  • Richmond, Virginia is Largest City with 15,000 People

  • Millard Fillmore Becomes President

    Millard Fillmore Becomes President

  • Franklin Pierce Becomes President

    Franklin Pierce Becomes President

  • James Buchanan Becomes President

    James Buchanan Becomes President

  • Abraham Lincoln Becomes President

    Abraham Lincoln Becomes President

  • Andrew Johnson Becomes President

    Andrew Johnson Becomes President

  • Ulysses S. Grant Becomes President

    Ulysses S. Grant Becomes President

  • Alexander Graham Bell - Patent for Telephone

    Alexander Graham Bell - Patent for Telephone