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Naturalization Act- 6/18/1798;
Alien Act-6/25/1798, Deportation of "dangerous" aliens; Alien Enemies Act- 7/6/1798, Detention Deportation of "enemy" aliens during wartime; Sedition Act-7/14/1798, Restricted speech critical of the government. -
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Statehood, prohibited slavery North of the Mississippi. -
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The relocation 100,000+ American-Indians to reservations in Oklahoma through tyrannical means. Caused by the removal act signed by President, Andrew Jackson. -
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Severe financial crisis, suspension of specie payments bank run. -
Ended February 2, 1848 -
A series of Five laws concerning sectional slavery in newly acquired states from the Mexican-American War. Also known as the fugitive slave act which enabled stronger laws for slaves to be returned to their owners. -
The beginning of the Civil War. -
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These were ratified between 1865 and 1870.
Amendment 13th abolishment of Slavery
Amendment 14th Birthright citizenship.
Amendment 15th allowed everyone (except women) the ability to vote despite race or previous enslavement. -
The Confederates surrendered marking the end of the Civil War -
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He's a little weasel -
Credit to Alexander Bell. -
Credit to Thomas edison -
This created a monopoly in petroleum lead by John d. Rockefeller. -
Labor action strikes, confrontation between steel workers and security agents. Causing a railroad strike. It started on July 6, 1892 and ended May of 1994. -
Cuban independence from Spain, sinking of the USS Maine. Occurred April 21, 1898 - August 12, 1898. -
On September 14th, 1901 following the death/assassination of President William Mckinley that had occurred in Buffalo, NY. Teddy Roosevelt went from Vice President to President with in a couple of hours. -
