illustrated timeline

By jsmall6
  • invention of cotton gin

    invention of cotton gin

    1. eli whitney was involved
    2. it was a machine made to speed up the seperation of seed and cotton
    3. invention in south
    4. march 14, 1794
  • the missouri compromise

    the missouri compromise

    1.citizens of maine and massachusetts
    2. missouri was admitted as a slave state
    3. maine
    4. 1820
    5. slave state on parellel.
    6. slavery
  • the Tarrif of abomination

    the Tarrif of abomination

    1. clahoun, john Q. adams,and andrew jackson
    2. protective tarrif designed to protect in northern states\ 3.united states.
    3. may 19 1828
    4. protective tarrif, protect industry in northern us states
  • compromise of 1850

    compromise of 1850

    1. california, utah, new mexico, texas,washington dc
    2. seperate bills 3.california, utah, new mexico, texas,washington dc
    3. jan 29, 1850
    4. defused 4 year politica'l and free states and territories fighting new mexican war
    5. compromise, bc they were fighting for territories
  • uncle toms cabin

    uncle toms cabin

    1. harriet beecher stowe
    2. book published about slavery
    3. Harrford CT
    4. March 20, 1852
    5. anti slavery book published it was a novel
    6. conflict, because it made people join abolitionist
  • bleeding kansas

    bleeding kansas

    1. kansas and missouri
    2. free slave state.
    3. kansas and missouri'' 4.in 1854
  • Kansas Nebraska Acrt

    Kansas Nebraska Acrt

    1. kansas and Nebraska 2.decide if slavery would be allowed between states. 3.kansas and nebraska
    2. may 30, 1854
    3. bc slavery was to be decided between states
    4. compromise because this was a decision
  • john brown raid

    john brown raid

    1. john brown 2.investigate slave rebellion in south
    2. harpers ferry , virginia
    3. oct. 16, 1859 5.rebellion in south bc tried to lead for war
    4. conflict
  • election of 1860

    election of 1860

    1. abe lincoln john c, john bell, stephen A douglas, was invoolved
    2. abe was elected president.
    3. all states but no territories '4 tuesday, nov. 6 1860
    4. election changed american history
    5. bc southern states didnt want abe a president