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Lee surrenders at Appomattox Court House
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Lincoln shot while watching My American Cousin at Ford's Theater
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Slavery is outlawed with the passing of the 13th Amendment
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KKK is foundedand ends up being a White Supremecy Organization
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The impeachment of Andrew Johnson was aqquitted by Senate
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Grant's first Inaguartion to be president
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Railroad extends from one end of the country to the other
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Criminal codes which protected African-Americans’ right to vote, to hold office, to serve on juries, and receive equal protection of laws.
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One of the largest disaters in the 19th Century. Destroyed 3.3 square miles of Chicago and killed 300 people.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company creates Credit Mobilier construction company and creates a monopoly.
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Grant vs. Greeley. Greeley dies before results are final. People that voted for Greenley voted for others. Grant wins.
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Financial Crisis that lasted until 1879. The main cause was all the money being out into the railroad
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Another Enforcement Act that guaranteed blacks equal treatment as whites in public places. Deemed unconstitutional in 1883
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Battle between the Native Americans and the US Army. The Native Americans won the battle. It was fought so that the Native Americans wouldn't have to live on reservations.
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This election was between Rutherford B. Hayes and Samuel J. Tilden. It ended with 20 disputed electoral votes. After deciding the disputes vote, Hayes wins.
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He did not create the first lightbulb, but the first one that fuctioned for an extended period of time.
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After doing work with missing, injured, and killed soldiers and thier families, Barton traveled to Switzerland where she was introduced to Red Cross. She was selected to be the American representative. They held their first official meeting on this date.
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Cleveland tried to find a way to lower the high tariffs from the Civil War.
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People against Blaine found letters connecting him to a corrupt deal involving federal favorsto a southern railroad. Blaine denied the accusations.
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Stopped the bleeding away of gold by repealing this act.
