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Nathan Bacon
1673 Nathan Bacon arrived in Virginia mad at Berkeley because wasn't allowing to kill Indians. Bacon burned Jamestown and declared leader of Virginia. Died from disentary bacon rebellion results- a shift away from indentured servants to slaves 2- put the colonies down more
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Dominon of New England (Month and date unknown)
James II consolidates the dominon of New England which was Connecticut plumouth Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island New York east jersey west jersey exults Andrews. Laid own taxes. Reversed this was the glourious revolution. Britain had a new kind. Andrews as thrown in Boston jail. Ended in 1689
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English Toleration Act
English tolerstion act of 1690 all Protestants could worship freely. It ended Quaker experience.You did not have to belong to specific religion group to vote, instead had to own property. New governor was British and not from a company in Massachusetts.
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Who is Edward Marshall?
Pennsylvania best poor mans country given to William pen from Charles II wanting it for Quakers. Religious tolerstion. After penn died in 1737 committed fraud. Edward Marshall was the name of the runner who actually did the deed. He covered 70 miles resuliting in 1,200,000 acre gain. Unsurprisingly this swindle damaged relations with the natives. German immigrants.
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Era of Good Feeling and aftermath (month/date unknown)
1st half 19th century. Era of good feeling. Many Americans moved away from independent sales. But selling to things far away. Modern commercial industry
most trade over land. New transportation with roads. The national road Cumberland to West Virginia. Canals were made. Because of the steam boat. More than 3,000 miles of canals built.
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Manifest Destiny
This was a key in America's freedom. This was also the belief that it was American people's destiny to spread out west and to devolop the land more. They also believed that the native americans should move out and away from the American's land.
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Railroads ( month and date unknown)
1828 Baltimore and Ohio railroads were built. Finished in 1832. More than 30,000 miles. Telegraphs knew how much to sell at what price much faster. This ment that more people were buying more goods faster, because they became much more available to all classes in the society. Video #12 -
Factories and How they were built (moth/date unknown)
factory were organization made production faster and more efficient. Ran on water power. Steam factory in 1848. Mass production in New England to Midwest. all required up front investment. By new bussnesses and the llcs ( limiting of corporate liability) roots in 19 th century allowed partnerships as early as 1872. Cooporations could fail with out hutlrting their investors. Big bussnesses were vital in building corporate America.
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Compromise of 1850 ( month and date unknown)
The fugitive slave law. Any citizen required to turn in dlaves into officer. All New Hampshire people sherifs. Terrify black could send anyone into slavery if people testified that you were i court. People of color moved to Canada to escape this. Result was convince dome northerners that state was in charge by pro slavery congressman.
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Kansas Nebraska Act
1854 the Kansas Nebraska act. By Frederick Douglass. Formalized the idea that popular sovernty. Residents could decided if state was allowing slavery. Repealed Missouri compromise created the republicans. Republicans were free state people.
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First Republican President Canadate
1856 first republican representative ran for office. His name was John c. Frémont. 39% of vote was his. Lost to James Buchanan who had no position on slavery
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Fred Scott
Fred Scott was a slave who sued that said that when he was living in Illinois which was a free state he wasn't a slave. This made its way to the Supreme Court 1857 ruled by Roger B. Taney said that Scott was still a slave. Blacks were inferior and no rights must be reduced to slavery for his own benefit.
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Hampton Roads
Battle of Hampton Roads was a draw. War ships, USS Monitor and the CSS Virgina, were the first war ships ever used. This was the first battle that involved ships.
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Victory at Port Hudson ( Video #19)
In cooperation with Maj. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant’s offensive against Vicksburg, Union Maj. Gen. Nathaniel P. Banks’s army moved against the Confederate stronghold at Port Hudson on the Mississippi River. On May 27, after their frontal assaults were repulsed, the Federals settled into a siege which lasted for 48 days. Banks renewed his assaults on June 14 but the defenders successfully repelled them. On July 9, 1863, after hearing of the fall of Vicksburg, the Confederate garrison of Port Hudson. -
Six battles in seven days ( dates not mentioned)
Robert E. Lee and George Mcellean fought a series of six battles in seven days. After battles being won by both sides, the union finally won the series at the Gavern hill. HOwever Geallen withdrew allowing Lee to escape
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Newburg CAptured
The first town north of the mason dixon line to be captured by th conferderate forces during the war between the States. Brig. Gen. Adam R. Johnson with a guerrilla band across the Ohio River and confiscated supplies and ammunition without a shot being fired.
