U.S. GOVT. UNDER THE CONSTITUTION BEGINS.

  • First U.S. Census

    First U.S. Census

    U.S. census totals 3.9 million people. 760,00 of which are African Americans.
  • BARBARY WAR BEGINS

    BARBARY WAR BEGINS

    Tripoli declares war on U.S.Jefferson sends ships to Mediterranean.
  • LOUISIANA TERRITORY

    LOUISIANA TERRITORY

    Purchased from France for 15 million. Doubling the size of the U.S.
  • LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION

    LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION

    Expedition begins in St. Louis. Ohio enters the Union as the 17th state of the union.
  • Twelfth Amendment Ratified

    Twelfth Amendment Ratified

    Alexander Hamilton is killed in duel. He was killed by Vice President Aaron Burr.
  • Presidential Election

    Presidential Election

    Jefferson is re-elected as president. George Clinton as vice.
  • Barbary War Ends

    Barbary War Ends

    After U.S troops capture Darna. Piracy continues until 1815.
  • Clark Expedition

    Clark Expedition

    Lewis and Clark in expedition. They return to St. Louis in 1806
  • Ban On Slave Trade.

    Ban On Slave Trade.

    Importation of slaves ends. Embargo Act passed by congress
  • First Seminole War

    First Seminole War

    Begins with attacks on Settlers in Florida and Georgia. New York stock exchange is established.
  • General Andrew Jackson

    General Andrew Jackson

    Jackson leads troops to fight the seminoles.
  • Monroe Doctrine

    Monroe Doctrine

    Europe is warned. Cotton mills begin production
  • Whiskey Rebellion

    Whiskey Rebellion

    Farmers protect tax on whiskey in Pennsylvania. U.S. troops defeat Shawnee Indians.
  • Northwest Territory

    Northwest Territory

    opened up for settlement after Indian defeat. Tennessee enters the union as the 16th state.
  • U.S. GOVT. THE CONSTITUTION BEGINS.

    U.S. GOVT. THE CONSTITUTION BEGINS.

    Washington is inaugurated. Washington states U.s. neutrality after the french Revolution begins in Paris.
  • Presidential Election

    Presidential Election

    James Madison is elected president. George Clinton is re-elected as vice president.