Timeline project (Paola Morales) Period:4

  • Civil War:Abraham Lincoln

    Civil War:Abraham Lincoln
    Lincoln was the first republican president to be elected as president. He also represented a party that opposed slavery.
  • Civil War:Battle of Big Bethel

    Civil War:Battle of Big Bethel
    The first land battle of the war in virginia. It was between Union army and confederate states army forces.
  • Civil War:Battle of Antietam

    Civil War:Battle of Antietam
    Knowed for the bloodiest day in civil war. After the war, president Lincoln ordered to freed slaves.
  • Reconstruction: Thirteenth Amendment

    Reconstruction: Thirteenth Amendment
    This amendment was created to ablolish slavery. It also stopped involuntary servitude.
  • Reconstruction: Fourteenth Amendment

    Reconstruction: Fourteenth Amendment
    President Johnson confirmed the people the "equal protection of the laws". He also promised the "due process"
  • Gilded Age: Standard Oil

    Gilded Age: Standard Oil
    John D. Rockefeller and four of his partners incorporated the Standard Oil Company.Rockefeller has been in the oil business since 1863.
  • Gilded Age: Alexander Graham Bell

    Gilded Age: Alexander Graham Bell
    He was the inventor of the first phone call over a wire. It revolutionized business and other ways of communicating.
  • Gilded Age: Panic of 1873

    Gilded Age: Panic of 1873
    The investment put in a bank failed which made the financial panic. This lead to the economic depression.
  • Industrialization: Thomas Edison

    Industrialization: Thomas Edison
    Thomas Edison invented the light bulb. Even though it was a challenge it ended a success.
  • Reconstruction: Pessy V. Ferguson

    Reconstruction: Pessy V. Ferguson
    Governments in the southern states passed laws requiring racial segregation. The KKK (Ku Klux Klan) where preventing African Americans their rights.
  • Imperialism:The Spanish American War

    Imperialism:The Spanish American War
    Due to the sinking of battle ship maine many things happened. On of them was the U.S declaring war on spain.
  • Imperialism: Anti-Imperialist League

    Imperialism: Anti-Imperialist League
    People who where against imperialism pertained to this league. Their arguments towards it was that imperialism was anti-democrative, that alliance with colonies may pull the U.S into conflicts, etc.
  • Imperialism:William Jennings Bryan Speech

    Imperialism:William Jennings Bryan Speech
    William was a speaker for the people that was against imperialism. He believed silver should be free.
  • Industrialization: John Morgan

    Industrialization: John Morgan
    Morgan founded the U.S steel corporation in 1901. This gave people that worked there panic but Morgan showed them it was worth to take over all steel industry.
  • Industrialization: The Wright Brothers

    Industrialization: The Wright Brothers
    Wilbur and orville flyed the first powered airplane. The first plane that flyed took record of 12 seconds on air.
  • WW1: Archduke's Assasination

    WW1: Archduke's Assasination
    He was assasinated by serb nationalists. He was from Austria-Hungary.
  • WW1: Fourteen points outlined

    WW1: Fourteen points outlined
    President Woodrow Wilson pointed out the 14 points he wanted for World War1. He wanted to achieve peace with Europe.
  • WW1: Proposal of League of nations

    WW1: Proposal of League of nations
    This league was made to mantain peace. The united states didnt join the league because they feared that the alliance may pull them into conflicts.
  • Roaring 20s: Red Scare

    Roaring 20s: Red Scare
    The government begins intense persecution against radicals. This is caused by the Red Scare.
  • Roaring 20s: Steel Strike Ends

    Roaring 20s: Steel Strike Ends
    Unions organized a strike that unfortunately failed. This strike began on september.
  • Roaring 20s: Nineteenth Amendment

    Roaring 20s: Nineteenth Amendment
    This amendment gave the rights for women to vote. It was based on the suffrage of the womens movement.
  • Great Depression: Stock Market Crash Begins

    Great Depression: Stock Market Crash Begins
    This day the depression of stock market and unemployment began. As a reaction the citizens crowded at Wall street.
  • Great Depression: Black Tuesday

    Great Depression: Black Tuesday
    Black tuesday was referred as the worst stock market crash in history. Because of this the roaring twenties came to depression.
  • Great Depresiion: Hawley Tarrif Act

    Great Depresiion: Hawley Tarrif Act
    This act was supported by Senator Reed Smoot and Representative Willis C. Hawley. It was signed into law and raised over 20,000 imported goods.
  • WW2: Pearl Harbor Attack

    WW2: Pearl Harbor Attack
    The japanese surprise attacked on Pearl Harbor. The attack took place at Hawaii.
  • WW2: Normanday

    WW2: Normanday
    This was an invasion created of northwest Europe. Operation Overlord was the code name for it and was also known as Operation Neptune.
  • Cold War: "Big Three"

    Cold War: "Big Three"
    President Franklin Roosevelt, Soviet leader Josef Stalin, and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill where allied leaders. They met at the Yalta conference to arranged things about the postwar.
  • Cold War: Roosevelt Dies

    Cold War: Roosevelt Dies
    President Roosevelt suffered from cerebral hemorrhage. Then Vice President Harry Truman took over.
  • WW2: Nagasaki Japan

    WW2: Nagasaki Japan
    On this day the U.S dropped an atomic bomb on Nagasaki Japan. It killed approximately 40,000 people that day.
  • Cold War: Korea

    Cold War: Korea
    Korea got divided into a 38 parallel. Two new states where established.
  • Vietnam War: Vietnam got divided

    Vietnam War: Vietnam got divided
    The vietnamese soldiers waved a flag to the french that where in a camp. This happened at Dien Bien Phu.
  • Civil Rights: Boynton V.S Virginia

    Civil Rights: Boynton V.S Virginia
    This was in recognition of the freedom riders. Buses at this time where desegregated.
  • Civil Rights: Freedom Riders Begin

    Civil Rights: Freedom Riders Begin
    Seven blacks and six white volunteers participated in Greyhound buses in Washington DC.
  • Vietnam War: Gulf of Tonkin-Resolution

    Vietnam War: Gulf of Tonkin-Resolution
    The U.S congress passed the Gulf of Tonkin-Resolution. This ment giving President Johnson power to take actions in defending southeast Asia.
  • Civil Rights: 15th Amendment

    Civil Rights: 15th Amendment
    For the 15th amendment, president Lyndon Johnson signed the National Voting Rights Act. This also had a Congressional amendment.
  • Vietnam War: Tet offensive

    Vietnam War: Tet offensive
    Vietcong units took action over South Vietnam. More than 37,000 troops where killed that got deployed for Tet.