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Ellis Island opened a immagration center where 12 million immagrants were processed.
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The Pledge of Allegance was first recited in a untied states school on the 400th columbia day
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Fredrick Douglas,civil rights avdocate, died in his home in washington D.C.
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He was born in St. Paul, Minnesota, and was the third out of five siblings.
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The first ever Boston Marathon was held where John McDermott, 15 people participated.
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A peace treaty was signed in paris ending the Spanish American War.
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Theodore Roosevelt became the 26th president and was later re-elected.
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Larger earthquake that started fires and damage all over the city. 700 people were killed.
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Once Fitzgeralds job as a salesman didn't work out in New York he moved back to St. Paul with his family.
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The boy scouts program was formed.
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Important to the U.S beacuse later Hawaii became the 50th state of America.
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This ammendment allowed the federal goverment treasury to impose income taxes.
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Fitzgerald enter the university of Princeton and gains life long friends Edmund Wilson and John Peale Bishop.
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He falls in love with a girl named Ginevra King, but they soon separate.
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Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas A. Watson were the first man to have a call go from San Francisco and New York.
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Francis was flunking out of Priceton so he joined the army as a second llieutenant.
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The 18th amendment outlawed alcohlic drinks because it was believed that it caused corruption to the people.
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Francis meets Zelda Sayre a country dancer and likes her alot.
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His first novel, This Side is Paradise is published right after he married Zelda Sayre.
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Women are given the right to vote thanks to the 19th amendment.
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Together this couple travel around for three months.
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President Warren G. Harding died well in office after one of his vacations.
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The Great Gatsby is published.
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The great civil rights leader Martin Luther King is born in his grandfather's house in Georgia .
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The U.S stock market crashes causeing the great depression.
