American history-1900

  • The crusades
    Jan 13, 1095

    The crusades

    the crusades lasted from 1095 1290
  • The crusades end
    Jan 13, 1290

    The crusades end

    The crusades come to a end
  • Marco Polo returns to Europe
    Jan 11, 1292

    Marco Polo returns to Europe

    marco polo Set out on an adventure to china to see the many unknown ways of life that Europe didn't know about. When he came back he wrote a book on his journey
  • Printing press was used in Europe
    Jan 11, 1448

    Printing press was used in Europe

    the printing press came to use in Europe in 1448, almost 50 years before columbus set sail.
  • King Ferdinand married  Isabella
    Jan 13, 1474

    King Ferdinand married Isabella

    In 1474 The king of Aragon Married the queen of castile
  • The great nations began to trade
    Jan 11, 1492

    The great nations began to trade

    In 1492 the great Nations, Spain, France, Portugal, and england began to trade with other parts of the world.
  • Columbus takes San Salvodor
    Oct 12, 1492

    Columbus takes San Salvodor

    In the name of Spain Columbus took possession of San Salvador
  • Balboa discovered the pacific ocean
    Jan 13, 1513

    Balboa discovered the pacific ocean

    In the same year that Balboa discovered the Pacific ocean Ponce De Leon discovered Florida
  • French claims to North America
    Jan 13, 1524

    French claims to North America

    In 1524 French claims North America at Verrazsno in New York harbor
  • Roanoke was found abandoned

    Roanoke was found abandoned

    In 1590 Roanoke was found abandoned and it was the 2nd colony formed. No one knew what happened to the island but the theories are that indians attacked as a threat against the white men
  • Moving to Massachusetts

    Moving to Massachusetts

    Over 1000 settlers in1603 moved from England to Massachusetts
  • Jamestown established

    Jamestown established

    In 1607 Jamestown was the first colonized town in america
  • Champlain Founded Quebec

    Champlain Founded Quebec

  • The first colony printing press.

    The first colony printing press.

    The first colonial printing press is set up in Cambridge, Massachusetts
  • Religious heresy punishable by death

    Religious heresy punishable by death

    In Massachusetts, the general court approves a law that makes religious heresy punishable by death
  • British making laws

    British making laws

    In 1660 British required the american colonies to sell certain goods such as, tabacco and sugar only to England
  • Quakers protest against slavery

    Quakers protest against slavery

    In 1688 Quakers in Pennsylvania issue a formal protest against slavery
  • Georgia was founded

    Georgia was founded

    Georgia was founded in 1733 to help protect South Carolina from raids by the Spanish and Indians in Florida
  • John Zenger was imprisoned

    John Zenger was imprisoned

    John Zenger was improsined in 1733 for writting bad articles about the government
  • proclamation of 1763

    proclamation of 1763

    In 1763 England made a proclamation stating that people were not to settle west of the Appalachian mountains to reduce conflicts between the Indians.
  • Boston Massacre

    Boston Massacre

    In 1770 five colonists were killed by British Soldiers In a coloniel mob
  • the Tea Act

    the Tea Act

    in 1773 the tea act was established. This required all colonies to buy tea from one company In Britian.
  • American Rvolution

    American Rvolution

    In 1774 The colonies decided they were no longer being apart of Engalnd. They decided to start boycoting England which led to the American Rvolution
  • The american Revolution ends

    The american Revolution ends

    Thomas Jefferson made the Declaration of Independence on July 4th, 1776 ending the revolution
  • Louisiana Purchase

    Louisiana Purchase

    Jefferson decided that he wanted to buy New Orleans and some of the land around it. This would give America full control of the Mississippi river. Jefferson was willing to pay 10 million for the land but he sent James Monroe and Robert Livingston to France to negotiate the price. The total area was 828,800 square miles for 15 million dollars.
  • Lewis and Clark expedition

    Lewis and Clark expedition

    In may of 1804 Lewis and Clark were sent up the Missouri River to explore the Lousiana purchase which was the largest piece of land ever purchased by the United States.
  • War of 1812

    War of 1812

    The war of 1812 was a war that America was fighting against indian raids and trying to gain new territory and the war was against England. The resons for going to war was because the british were capturing American ships and imprisonizing American sailors.
  • Missouri Compromise

    Missouri Compromise

    The Missouri Compromise was a document signed that said any states above the 36 30 line would be free states and any states that were below this line were considered slave states.
  • Monroe Doctrine

    Monroe Doctrine

    In 1823 James Monroe made a speech to the congress sayin that there was no colonization in America. James also stated that Americca would have no part in politicial affairs that were related to the announcment of the king or queen in Europe.
  • Election of 1824

    Election of 1824

    In the election of 1824 John Adams was elected by the house of representitives. In the following election though Andrew Jackson beat him by a land slide and became the next president begging of the age of Jackson
  • Trail of Tears

    Trail of Tears

    The trail of tears was the relocation of many indians, The indians were moved to what is present day Oklahoma. Many indians were killed because of getting sick or even starving to death.
  • Battle of the Alamo

    Battle of the Alamo

    Battle of the Alamo was the last battle of the Mexican American War. All but two texans died but America won over the texas territory. The treaty of Guadulupay Hildago was the Treaty ending the War.
  • Annexation of Texas

    Annexation of Texas

    Texas was part of Mexico and it wanted to be independent and part of America. The anexation of Texas was the cause of the Mexican American War.
  • Uncle Tom's Cabin is published

    Uncle Tom's Cabin is published

    In 1852 Harriet Beecher Stowe published a book called Uncle Tom's Cabin. In this book Stowe was a anti-slavery guy and he talked about why it could currupt the states. This book was a huge hit and many Americans read it.
  • Dred Scott decision

    Dred Scott decision

    Dred Scott was a slave who was brought up to the North which were free states. His owner later went back to the south and Dred Scott was in a free state so he argued that he was free. The owner of Dred Scott argued that if he was free this would be like the government stealing the property that he bought which would be unconstitutional. This case went to the supreme court and turned into a huge debate.
  • Lincoln and Douglas Debates

    Lincoln and Douglas Debates

    The Lincoln and Douglas debates were the debates for election in 1858. The main issue discused was slavery. Lincoln had won the presidency and this was the start of the south leaving the union and becoming idependent.
  • Battle of Fort Sumter

    Battle of Fort Sumter

    The battle of Fort Sumter was the first battle of the civil war. This kicked off the civil war and the south took control of Fort Sumter. The only death in this battle was a poor little horse.
  • Emancipation Proclamation is signed

    Emancipation Proclamation is signed

    The Emancipation Proclamation was a document that President Lincoln had signed saying that the slaves are all to be freed and ownership of a slave would be illegal.
  • Gettysburg Address

    Gettysburg Address

    Lincoln gave a speach about how the nation needs to stay strong and united. It was one of the most famous speeches to take place in American history. The speech was only about 2 minutes long and there was only one picture ever taken and it was blury.
  • Appomattox Courthouse

    Appomattox Courthouse

    The appomattox court\house was the end of the civil war lee finally surrendered and no longer tried to make the south its own nation.