The road to equality in US 🇺🇸🦅

By andpop
  • 10,000 BCE

    Native americans arrive in The North American continent

  • Vikings arrive in the north of the US and Canada for a brief moment
    500 BCE

    Vikings arrive in the north of the US and Canada for a brief moment

    The vikings did not leave as large footsteps as the british so it often forgotten
  • Chistopher Columbus arrive in The Americas
    1492

    Chistopher Columbus arrive in The Americas

    RIP south america
  • 1492

    Settlement established Jamestown

    Not touched since..... CRAZYYYYY
  • All the 13 colonies had been established

    All the 13 colonies had been established

    New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia yippi
  • Slavery was abolished

    Slavery was abolished

    The African Americans were free for unpaid labour but, not discramnation and segration

  • Declaration of Independence

    yumyum yippi for America

  • Sacagewa led Lewis og Clark

    This is a story about how a native american guided two english men to the other side of America. Many say the expedition lasted a year
  • Assanation of Abraham Linclon

    Assanation of Abraham Linclon

    He was the 16th president in the US and held United Stated throught out the civil war

  • "Separte but equal"

    They were treated with a bit more respect but POC was still seen as almost aliens

  • Civil rights moment

    This was a huge step for Americas road to equality, even tho they were still treated badly.

  • Votings rights moment

    POC votes didnt not count or matter until this moment. There was often a different building they would vote in that would later be thrown out, this happend often in the deep south.
  • Obama became the first black president

    Obama became the first black president

    POC are getting more opportunities then ever before
  • BlackLivesMatter moment

    BlackLivesMatter moment

    This is one of the first momvents using social media to spread the word often using the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter.