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  • Second US Census

    United States population was 5,308,483 people.

  • Thomas Jefferson

    Years in office 1801-1809

  • Ohio

    Ohio became a state in 1803

  • Congress ended the Slave trade in 1807

  • James Madison

    Years in office 1809-1817

  • Third US Census

    United Sates population 7239881

  • Louisiana

    Louisiana became a state in 1812

  • Second bank of the Untied Sates

    Second bank of the United Sates

  • Indiana

    Indiana became a state in 1816

  • James Monore

    Years in office 1817-1825

  • Travel and Transportion

    Travel and Transportion

  • Mississippi

    Mississippi became a state in 1817

  • Illinois

    Illinois became a state in 1818

  • The U.S. acquires Spanish Florida

    The U.S. acquires Spanish Florida

  • Alabama

    Alabama became a state in 1819

  • Missouri Compromise

    Missouri Compromise

  • Maine

    Maine became a state in 1820

  • Four US Census

    United States population 9638,453

  • Santa Fe Trail

    Santa Fe Trail

  • Missour

    Missouri became a state in 1821

  • American foreign policy

    American foreign policy

  • Jonh Quincy Adams

    Years in office 1825-1829

  • Andrew Jackson

    Years in office 1829-1837

  • Fifth US Census

    United States population 72860,702

  • Arkansas

    Arkansas became a state in 1836

  • Martin Van Harrison

    Years in office 1837-1841

  • Michigan

    Michigan became a state in 1837

  • Sixth US Census

    United Sates population 17063,353

  • William Henry Harrison

    Years in office 1841

  • Jonh Tyler

    Years in office 1841-1845

  • James K. Polk

    Years in office 1845-1849

  • Florida

    Florida became a state in 1845

  • Texas

    Texas became a state in 1845

  • Iowa

    Iowa became a state in 1846

  • Wisconsin

    Wisconsin became a state in 1848

  • Zachary Taylor

    Years in office 1849-1850

  • Seventh US Census

    United States population 23,191,876

  • California

    California became a state in 1850