1800-1900 Timeline Averie B.

  • Second Great Awakening

    "The Cane Ridge Revival drew thousands of people, and possibly as many as one of every ten residents of Kentucky.1 Though large crowds had previously gathered annually in rural areas each late summer or fall to receive communion, this assembly was very different.2 Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian preachers all delivered passionate sermons, exhorting the crowds to strive for their own salvation."
  • Andrew Jackson almost killed

    He came inches away from death, due to a duelist’s bullet struck him in the chest, just shy of his heart.
  • Battle of Horseshoe Bend

    Jackson was in charge and won the war.
  • Adams-Onís Treaty

    Gave the U.S. rights to Florida.
  • Panic of 1819

    This was a severe economic depression.
  • Missouri Compromise

    This compromise was split into three parts. One, Missouri would be considered a slave state. Two, Congress would say Maine is a free state. Lastly, the Louisiana Purchase territory would be divided.
  • Dirtiest Presidential Elections

    This was between Adams and Jackson. The were tearing eachother up for their own personal lives.
  • South Carolina Exposition and Protest

    An essay of revolutions.
  • Specie Circular

    The Treasury Department issued this order to reduce speculation on credit.
  • General Anti-Slavery Convention

    Anti-slavery grew and grew which caused this.