Bryce and Ryans timeline

  • Aug 29, 1492

    Columbus sailed the Ocean Blue

    Columbus sailed the Ocean Blue
    In 1492 Columbus sailed the Ocean Blue
  • Period: Aug 29, 1492 to

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  • First permanent English colony Founded

    First permanent English colony Founded
    First permanent English colony in North America founded in Jamestown.
  • Mayflower Pilgrims establish colony at Plymouth

    Mayflower Pilgrims establish colony at Plymouth
    Mayflower pilgrims arrive at cape cod establish colony at plymouth.
  • First Medical School

    First Medical School
    First medical school founded in Philadelphia.
  • Ben Franklin invents the lightning rod

    Ben Franklin invents the lightning rod
    Benjamin Franklin invents the lightning rod.
  • George III becomes King of England

    George III becomes King of England
    So that we would have law and order.
  • Ben Franklin invents bifocals

    Ben Franklin invents bifocals
    Ben invents bifocals to help people see.
  • Boston Tea Party

    Boston Tea Party
    It led ships to their own port.
  • Decleration of Independence

    Decleration of Independence
    Second Continental congress adopts the Deckeraton Of Independence
  • The Louisiana Purchase

    The Louisiana Purchase
    France offered to sell not just New Orleans but all of Louisiana Province. The American negotiators agreed on a price of $15 million, or about 4 cents an acre. In a single stroke, Jefferson doubled the size of the country.
  • samuel f.b. morse invents the telegraph.

    samuel f.b. morse invents the telegraph.
    The whole business got a big boost with the invention of the storage battery. Battery power let people drive all kinds of output signals -- like magnets and marks on litmus paper. Between 1800 and Morse's work, many telegraph systems were developed, and many were not bad.
  • civil war ends

    civil war ends
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