APUSH Terms 1865-1900 By JDoh1 Jun 6, 1844 YMCA founded Jan 27, 1850 Samuel Grompers is born Jan 1, 1854 Sioux Wars start Sep 3, 1856 Louis Sullivan is born Jan 1, 1857 Central Park opened this year by Frederick Olmsted Oct 20, 1859 John Dewey is born Jul 16, 1862 Ida B. Wells is born Jan 1, 1865 First of Black Codes passed Jan 1, 1865 Sharecropping becomes popular Jan 1, 1865 term "carpetbaggers" starts Jan 1, 1865 Salvation Army founded this year Period: Jan 1, 1865 to Jan 1, 1877 Radical Recpnstruction Mar 3, 1865 Freedmen's Bureau founded Dec 6, 1865 13th Amendment ratified Jan 1, 1866 National Labor Union founded Apr 9, 1866 Civil Rights Act of 1866 Nov 27, 1866 Famers' Alliances begin to appear Mar 2, 1867 Tenure of Office Act passed Mar 30, 1867 Seward's Folly and the Purchase of Alaska Jul 9, 1868 14th Amendment ratified Nov 27, 1868 First of Granger Laws passed Dec 24, 1869 Edwin Stanton dies Dec 28, 1869 Knights of Labor hold first Labor Day in US Jan 1, 1870 Standard Oil Company founded this year Jan 1, 1870 Social Gospel becomes prominent Feb 3, 1870 15th Amendment passed Jan 1, 1871 Chief Joseph inherits leadership Jan 27, 1872 Crédit Mobilier of America Jan 1, 1873 "The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today" published Jan 27, 1873 Women's Christian Temperance Union founded Feb 12, 1873 Crime of '73 Jan 1, 1874 First of Jim Crow laws passed Sep 15, 1874 Chautauqua Movement begins Nov 27, 1874 Joseph Pullitzer buys first newspaper Jan 1, 1875 The Grange movement occurs this year Jun 25, 1876 Battle of Little Bighorn Jan 1, 1877 Several Molly Maguires are hanged Jan 1, 1877 Munn vs. Illinois Feb 26, 1877 Compromise of 1877 Feb 23, 1878 Bland Allison Act Apr 12, 1878 Boss Tweed dies Jan 1, 1880 Bread and Butter Unionism Jan 1, 1881 "A Century of Dishonor" published this year Jul 4, 1881 Tuskegee School Founded by Booker T. Washington May 6, 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act Jan 12, 1883 Pendleton Act Jan 1, 1884 Settlement House Movement Begins - 1884 Aug 12, 1885 Helen Hunt Jackson dies Jan 1, 1886 American Federation of Labor May 4, 1886 Haymarket Affair Feb 4, 1887 Interstate Commerce Act Feb 8, 1887 Dawes' Act Nov 27, 1887 Edward Bellamy's "Looking Backward" is published Jun 1, 1889 "Gospel of Wealth" published Jan 1, 1890 William James publishes "The Principles of Psychology" Jan 1, 1890 New Immigrants start in 1890; Old immigrants exist Jul 2, 1890 Sherman Anti Trust Fund Act Jul 14, 1890 Sherman Silver Purchase Act Nov 27, 1890 "The Influence of Sea Power on History" is published Dec 28, 1890 Wounded Knee Massacre occurs Jan 1, 1893 Frontier Thesis proposed this year Jan 1, 1893 John Peter Altgeld becomes governpr of Illinois May 11, 1894 Pullman Strike Jul 12, 1894 Coxey's Army marches Sep 18, 1895 Atlanta Compromise Jan 1, 1896 Peoples' Party Jan 1, 1896 Plessy v. Ferguson Jul 9, 1896 Cross of Gold Speech Nov 25, 1896 William Jennings Bryan runs for presidency Oct 29, 1897 Henry George dies Apr 25, 1898 Spanish American War begins Jul 18, 1899 Horatio Alger dies Nov 2, 1899 Boxer Rebellion Jan 1, 1900 Anti Saloon League becoming popular Jan 1, 1901 Renamed the "New York Journal" Dec 7, 1902 Thomas Nast dies