Connecticut

  • The first people

    The first people
    The first people to land in Connecticut were Dutch traders in 1614
  • Connecticut was established

    Connecticut was established
    Thomas Hooker did not like the way that the Puritans were treating people so he left and established Connecticut in 1636
  • The Capital

    The Capital
    The capital of Connecticut is Hartford. The capital was established in 1637
  • Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

    Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
    In 1639 Britain allowed people in Connecticut to live there
  • John Haynes

    John Haynes
    In 1639 John Haynes became the fist governor of Connecticut
  • New England Confederation

    New England Confederation
    in 1643 the confederation had untied the colonies of new England and said that they are called the New England colonies
  • Royal charter

    Royal charter
    The royal charter let Connecticut become an English colony in 1662
  • Sir Edward Andros

    Sir Edward Andros
    He tried to take control of Connecticut colony in 1687
  • Nathan Hale

    Nathan Hale
    American soldier and spy for the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.
  • Finally a state

    Finally a state
    On January 9 1788 Connecticut became the 5 stated
  • brass

    brass
    In 1802 Brass industry began at Waterbury
  • First dictionary

    First dictionary
    in 1806 Noah Webster publishes his first dictionary
  • war of 1812

    war of 1812
    Connecticut had resistance to the war of 1812
  • first deaf school

    first deaf school
    In 1817 the first deaf school to be founded was Gallaudet in Hartford
  • The antarctic continent

    The antarctic continent
    Captain John Davis of New Haven becomes first man to set foot on the Antarctic Continent. in 1822
  • slavery

    slavery
    They had out lawed slavery from Connecticut in 1848
  • immigrants

    immigrants
    In the 1850s, Connecticut’s roughly 38,000 immigrants made up about 10 percent of the state’s population.
  • Lincoln speaks in Connecticut

    Lincoln speaks in Connecticut
    Lincoln speaks in several Connecticut cities to show them why he doesn’t want slavery in the usa as a president in 1860
  • Fighting in the civil war

    Fighting in the civil war
    Connecticut started to fight in the war with the north in 1861
  • First telephone

    First telephone
    the first telephone call in world opened in New Haven in 1877
  • Hurricane Gloria

    Hurricane Gloria
    Hurricane Gloria: It was the strongest storm to hit Connecticut in more than 30 years when it came ashore as a Category 2 hurricane Sept. 28.
  • alcohol prohibition

    alcohol prohibition
    In the 1919 Connecticut prohibited the sale and the use of alcohol
  • university of new haven

    university of new haven
    The University of New Haven founded in New Haven Connecticut in 1920
  • Bestey Johnson

    Bestey Johnson
    Betsey Johnson was born on August 10, 1942, in Wethersfield, Connecticut
  • George W Bush

    George W Bush
    On July 6 1946 George W Bush was born in Connecticut
  • Submarine

    Submarine
    USS Nautilus, was the world's first nuclear submarine was launched in New London, Connecticut in 1954
  • Hartford university

    Hartford university
    In 1957 the University of Hartford was founded in Hartford Connection
  • ) first female governor

    ) first female governor
    Connecticut’s first woman governor was Ella Tambussi Grasso in 1981
  • Special Olympics World Summer Games

    Special Olympics World Summer Games
    The Ninth Special Olympics World Summer Games were held in New Haven, Connecticut, USA on July 1-9, 1995
  • second female governor

    second female governor
    M. Jodi Rell becomes Connecticut's second female Governor elected in 2006