Buddy's Timeline

1790-1850

Period: Jan 1, 1790 to Feb 5, 1850

Buddy's Timeline

Period: Feb 5, 1790 to Feb 5, 1870

Whiskey rebellion

Aug 7, 1794

I got it the lin from my noteswhiskey rebellion is a protest by pennsylvania farmers over a tax on all liquor made and sold in the u.s. george wshington was president.

Jay's treaty

Nov 19, 1794

I got this from my notesThe treaty was signed with great britain. because the britain keep taking .america they call this impressing. And the british help native american fight back. George washinton was president during this time.

Pinkneys Tready

Oct 27, 1795

I got details from my notesTready was signed with spain to gives u.s access to the missippis river. and new orleans. geroge washington was president

Farewell Address

Sep 17, 1797

I got details from notesgeorge washinton wropte this speech to let people knoe he dont want to run again. so he says goodbye to the people. He didnt want one person, politcal party to have allthe power.he want to warned other president about to people and how they ack...........

Election of 1800

Feb 17, 1801

I got details from my notesthe elections of 1800 was also ,call revoution of 1800. because he was the first D-R to take offices. and it was a change in goverment.

Louisiana Purchase

Apr 30, 1803

I got details from notesJefferson bought this territory from frances. it cost 15 million. He want to make the u.s bigger. in 1824 he sent lewis and clark to explore the new territory. thomas jefferson was president

Steamboat inventions

Jul 10, 1803

pic and link Robert Fulton created the steam boat. the president was thamas jefferson

lewis and clark

May 21, 1804

I got notes from the history bookIn 1804 thomas jefferson set lewis and clark to explore the louisiana territory. Thomas jeffersons was president.
Got the description from notes. got the picture from google images. Thomas jefferson was president

start of war of 1812

Jun 18, 1812

i got details for notesWar was with great britian. the war hawks are politicans who want it to fight with them. because of the impressment of americans how was getting kidnapp by britain to help them fight france.
James madison was president

treaty of ghent

Dec 24, 1812

I got details from notesThis treaty, signed on December 24, 1814, ended the War of 1812, fought between Great Britain and the United States. James madison were president

Battle of new orleans

Jan 8, 1814

I got detail from my notesbattle of new orleans was the last battle of war of 1812, fought between americans and british troops for control of nwe orleans, american led to victory by andrew jackson despite tready already being signed. James madison were president

Adams-onis Tready

Feb 22, 1819

I got details from my notesTready with spain it allowed us to sells florida to u.s / gain territory. spain could not handle all the land they got. the president was John Q. Adams

Monroe Doctrine

Dec 2, 1823

I got details for notesmonroe doctrine was created by president monroe. This was warned to europe to stay out of americas.

Election of 1824

Dec 1, 1824

The election of 1824 was between john Q. Adams and andrew jackson. herny clay gave Adams all his votes so that Adams can win. Adams won the elections of 1824. He made clay sec. of. state. Andrew jackson was mad and call this a corrupt bargain.

Telegraph invented

May 1, 1844

pic and link . Samuel F.B Morse invented the telegraph. The president was John Tyler

"54-40 or fight"

Dec 4, 1844

pict and link. 54-40 was the area of the Oregon Territory subject to dispute with Great Britain. The proponents of this slogan wanted for the US to have this territory or else go to war. the president was james K. polk

Annexation of teaxas

Mar 1, 1845

picts and sources. the United States of America annexed the Republic of Texas and admitted it to the Union as the 28th state. the was president james K. polk

California gold rush

Jan 1, 1848

Pict. and link sources James Marshall had a work crew camped on the American River at Coloma near Sacramento. The crew was building a saw mill for John Sutter. On the cold, clear morning of January 24, Marshall found a few tiny gold nuggets.

Gadsden Purchase

Dec 30, 1853

I got the pic and notes Meeting in Mexico City, James Gadsden, president of Mexico, signed the Gadsden Purchase. the U.S. claim to approximately 29,600 square miles of land in what is now southern New Mexico and Arizona, for the price of $10 million. The president was franklin pierce