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8 hour work day
congress enacts and 8 hour workday by the goverment. -
14th admendment
the 14th admendment was adopted by us constitution. the unitied states and guarantees due to keep the protection of the laws -
gold spike
a golden spike is drivin into the ground to complete the transcontinental railroad -
the fifteenth admendment
the fifteenth admentment is passed. it gives people the right to vote and it doesnt matter of your race, color, or anything -
indian tribe
Congress declares that Indian tribes will no longer be treated as independent nations -
indians and congress
Congress declares that Indian tribes will not be treated as independent nations -
susan b anthony
susan women's suffrage advocates are arrested for attempting to vote in Rochester, N.Y. -
businesses
The Financial Panic of 1873 begins. 5,183 business fail. -
barb wire
barb wire is introduced the first way to keep cattle fenced -
alexander graham bell
29-year-old Alexander Graham Bell patents the telephone. -
charley brewster ross
charley brewster ross was ubducted. he was the first kidnapping and he was never found -
henry watt beecher
The Reverend Henry Ward Beecher, is sued by newspaper editor Theodore Tilton for alienation of his wife's affections. the trail said he should be hung. so he got hung -
congress
Congress passes the Civil Rights Act of 1875 to guarantee equal use of public and places of public amusement. It also forbids the exclusion of African Americans from jury duty. -
george a custer
George A. Custer and 265 officers and enlisted men are killed by Sioux Indians led by Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse at the Little Horn River in Montana. -
rutherford hayes
n electoral commission declares Rutherford Hayes the winner of the disputed presidential election. -
great rail road spike
The Great Railroad Strikes begins in Marinsburg, W. Va., after the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad imposes a 10 percent wage cut. -
thomas edison
30-year-old Thomas Edison invents the phonograph. -
population
US population: 50,155,783 how many people that are in the united states -
james garfield dies
President James Garfield is shot by Charles Guiteau, He died on Sept. 19. -
first sky scrapper
William Jenney's ten-story Home Insurance Company, marking the birth of the skyscraper. -
the bombing
The Haymarket Square bombing in Chicago kills seven police officers and wounds sixty. -
columbian exibition
The World's Columbian Exhibition opens in Chicago to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Columbus's discovery of the New World. The first features the first Ferris Wheel -
populist party
the populist party in found in cinncinatiy ohio -
the strike down
the supreme court stricks down on taxes -
all the land
900,000 acres of land ceded to the Sauk, Fox, and Pottawatomi Indians is opened to white settlement. -
pro america
Pro-American interests depose Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii. -
unemployment
Jacob Coxey leads a march on Washington by the unemployed.solders. -
jacob coxey
Jacob Coxey leads a march on Washington by the unemployed. -
enforce
Federal troops enforce a court. the American Railway Union from interfering with interstate commerce and delivery of the mail. -
the acts
The Supreme Court rules that a child born of Chinese parents in the United States is an Americanand cannot be deported under the Chinese Exclusion Act.
