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He made the Cotton Gin. He went to Yale the Collage, and Leicester Academy. Eli Whitney was married to Henrietta Edwards 1817-1825.
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Was founded in Athens, Georgia. It is the oldest and largest Collage in Georgia.
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Georgia legislators were bribed to sell most land. Now know as Mississippi, and part of Georgia's west claims.
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Passed by 16th congress of United states on April 2nd, 1820. Outlawed slavery north within Louisiana Purchase.
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Gold discovery in 1828 started the Gold Rush 1929. Started in Lumpkin County and began spreading rapidly.
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Worcester Vs. Georgia was in 1832, at the United States Supreme Court. The decision is the foundation (tribal sovereignty in 20th Century.
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Removals of Native Americans is mostly what the Trail of tears was. Expanded from southeastern United States to west or Mississippi River.
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It was moved from Augusta, then Louisville, then Milledgeville. Now Georgia's capital is Atlanta Georgia.
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Executed by Georgia on December 10, 1850. Supported by Unionists, with slavery issues.
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Was five separate bills passed by United States Congress in 1850. Acquired territories in 1846-1848 (Mexican-American War).
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The date the it stared was May 30th, 1854. Was passed by the United States Congress.
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It was Dred Scott Vs. Sandford, was a decision by the U.S Supreme Court. End date was 1857
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Presidential election held on November 6th, 1860. Abraham Lincoln defeated John C. Breckinridge.
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Also know as battle of sharpsburg. The results were the Union won.
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Was a presidential proclamation. Order issued by president Abraham Lincoln.
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By Union and confederate people while the American Civil war. The Union won the fight.
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The Confederate won the war. Marked the end of a Union fight in Southeastern Tennessee and northwestern Georgia.
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Was located in Savannah Georgia. Bases manly focused on making sure everything and everyone was doing good.
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Mostly know as Savannah Campaign. Was a military campaign of the American war.
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Was a confederate prisoner of war campwhile the last 12 months of the civil war.
