unit1-unit2 timeline

  • jamestown

    the settlement of jamestown was established
  • House of Burgesses

    in Jamestown the first real government set up by the colonies
  • Mayflower compact

    government agreement of majority vote rules
  • mayflower landed

    the day the mayflower landed and plymoth was established in Massachusetts
  • New Hampshire

    this is not the exact date but it happened in 1623 became a colony
  • puritan charter

    the puritans get a signed charter to be separate from the sepratists
  • Maryland

    Not the exact date but happened sometime in 1634 became colony
  • Connecticut

    not the exact date but happened sometime in 1635 became colony
  • Rhode Island

    not the exact date but happened sometime in 1636 became colony
  • Delaware

    not the exact date but happened sometime in 1638 became colony
  • North Carolina

    not the exact date but happened sometime in 1653 became colony
  • South Carolina

    not the exact date but happened sometime 1663 South Carolina becomes colony
  • New Jersey

    not the exact date but happened sometime in 1664 became colony
  • New York

    not exact date but happened sometime in 1664 became colony
    before New Jersy
  • Bacon's Rebellion

    young men whose hopes of gaining land were shattered
  • Pennsylvania

    not the exact date but happened sometime in 1682 Pennsylvania becomes colony
  • The North/ South Split

    the official split between North and South Carolina sometime in May of 1712
  • Georgia

    not the exact date but happened sometime in 1732
  • Plains of Abrahm

    decisive battle in Seven Years war. British won near Quebec
  • Peace of Paris (Treaty)

    conclusion of seven years war
  • Paxton Boys

    around 1764 the Paxton Boys were a group of revolters near philidelphia
  • Boston Massacre

    British soldiers shoot at riot in Boston
  • Boston Tea Party

    a revolt of the Colonies to the British Tea tax
  • First Continental Congress

    date that the First Continental Congress was started, but it lasted until Oct. 26
  • Lexington and Concord

    Battles that marked the beginning of the Revolutionary war
  • Shot heard round the world

    Battle at Old North Bridge
  • Declaration of Idependance

    the day it was signed
  • Articles of Confederation

    the first constitution of America
  • Yorktown

    the surrender of General Cornwalis to General Washington
  • Treaty of Paris

    Conclusion of the revolutionary war
  • Constitution

    The constitution goes into effect having been ratified
  • Midnight Judges

    President Adams last day in office he appoints new judges
  • the Prsidential tie

    Jefferson and Burr have the same number of electorial college votes, so there was a vote in the House of Representatives and Jefferson is elected as President
  • Louisianna Purchase

    America Purchased Louisianna for about $15 mil, later explored by Lois and Clark
  • The duel

    Hmilton killed in a duel against Burr
  • Orders of Council

    Britain imposes a new rule that all european trade must go through them
  • Raid of the chessapeake

    The chessapeake was an American ship that was raided by the british within sight of the shore
  • Burr's treason

    Burr was arrested for treason and on spt, 1 he was acquitted
  • Non-intercourse act

    America says that they will not trade with Britain or France
  • Macon's Bill no. 2

    America said that whoever repealed their embargo (france or Britain) first, America would trade with exclusively
  • Battle of Tippecanoe

    William Henry Harisson became famous at this battle against Tecumseh, The Prophet, and the rest of the Shawnee Indians
  • Washington burned

    Washington was over run with the british who burned the public buildings including the white house
  • Begininng of hartford convention

    a group of federalists who got together to discuss grievances of laws and the war of 1812
  • End of hartford convention

    The group of federalists ended the convention then marched to Washington to deliver their demands
  • President Monroe

    The Republican, James Monroe, was inaugurated and started out as President durring the "Era of Good Feeling"
  • The Monroe Doctrine

    James Monroe addressed congress with his famous doctrine of noncolonization and nonintervention