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President Lincoln was shot by John Wilks Boothe at Ford's theatre.
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After the republicans were freed from the union partys war days the nominated Grant.
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Fisk and Gould raised the price of gold and honest buisness people suffered.
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This amendment gave African Americans the right to vote.
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The census reported 39 million people with still more people comming.
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the New York Times turned down $5 million to not publish the damaging evidence against th Tweed Ring.
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The fire killed up to 300 people and distroyed roughly 3.3 square miles and left more then 100,000 homeless.
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the country built more railroads and sunk more mines then the market could handle and everything just blew up.
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Hard money advocates won whenthe act was passed it had the government withdraw greenbacks from circulation
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The act was suppost to guarentee equal accomidations in public places and prohibited racil discrimination in jury selection.
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but some statesmen worked tirelessly to a comromise and agreed on the Henry Clay tradition- the Compromise of 1877
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This was the time greenback holders were to trade in the lighter greenback bills in for gold, little of them actually did.
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Adolf Hitler was an Austrian born German Polotician and the leader of the Nazi Party.
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Charles J. Guiteau Shot the president in the back in a Washington railroad station. Garfield suffered for eleven weeks before he died.
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This was the most famous gun fight of the American Old West.
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Signed by pesisdent Chester A. Arthur, halteted chinese imigration for 10 years and prohibited from becoming US citizens.
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This act set up the Civil Service Commission it was pushed for be the Republicans.
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Cleavland was the first democrat back in office since Buchanan twety eight years later.
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he became the first sitting president voted ot of office since Martin Van Buren in 1840.
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Catastrophic failure of the South Fork Damnand killedc 2,209 people.
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The act was an attempt to reduce the financial constraints of farmers due to fall in price of the silver.
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three hundreed armed Pinkerton detectives floated on barges down the Monogahela River to the Carnegie steel plant because they were angry about pay cuts.
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The Kansas capitol was seized by rifle bearing populists after the election of 1892.
