Unit 5 Timeline 1789-1800

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  • 5 events

    1. Constitution formally put into effect
    2. Judiciary Act of 1789
    3. Washington elected for president
    4. French Revolution begins
    5. Declaration of the Rights of Man (France)

  • First offical census

    First offical census

  • 4 events

    1. Bill of Rights adopted
    2. Vermont becomes 14th state
    3. Bank of United States created
    4. Excise tax passed

  • Haitian Revolution

  • Washington reelected president

    Washington reelected president
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    Federalist and Democratic-Republican parties formed

    Federalist and Democratic-Republican parties formed

  • 4 events

    1. Louis XVI beheaded; racial phase of French Revolution
    2. French declares war on Britain and Spain
    3. Washington's Neutrality Proclamation
    4. Citizen Genet affair

  • 3 events

    1. Whiskey's Rebellion
    2. Battle of Fallen Timbers
    3. Jay's Treaty with Britain

  • 2 events

    1. Treaty of Greenville: Indians cede Ohio
    2. Pinckney's Treaty with Spain

  • Washington's Fairwell Address

    Washington's Fairwell Address

  • 2 events

    1. Adams becomes president
    2. XYZ Affair

  • Alien and Sedition Acts

    Alien and Sedition Acts
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    Virginia and Kentucky resolutions

    Virginia and Kentucky resolutions
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    Undeclared war with France

    Undeclared war with France

  • Covention of 1800

    Covention of 1800: peace with France

  • Judiciary Act of 1801

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    Naval war with Tripoli

  • Revised naturalization law

    Judiciary Act of 1801 repealed

  • Marbury v. Madison

    Louisiana Purchase

  • Haiti emerges as first independent black republic

    Jefferson reelected president
    Impreachment of Justice Chase
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    Lewis and Clark Expedition

  • Peace Treaty withTripoli

    Battle of Trafalgar
    Battle Austerlitz
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    Pike's Explorations

  • Burr treason trial

  • Chesapeake affair

    Embargo Act

  • Madison elected president

  • Non-Intercourse Act replaces Embargo Act

  • Macon's Bill No.2

    Napoleon announces (falsely) repeal of blockade decrees
    Madison reestablishes nonimportation against Britian

  • Battle of Tippecanoe

  • United States declare war on Britian