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US History

  • 100

    About 6 B.C.

    About 6 B.C.
    Jesus of Nazareth is born. His teachings become the basis of christianity.
  • Period: 100 to Sep 25, 1500

    Pre-columbian eara

    Columbus's voyages and achievements.
  • 200

    200s

    200s
    The Maya are using hieroglyphic writing.
  • 476

    476

    476
    Western Roman Empire ends. Over time, Europe splits into small kindoms.
  • Sep 9, 600

    Early 600s

    Early 600s
    Muhammad begins the religion of Islam in Arabia.
  • Sep 9, 1096

    1096

    1096
    Europeans begin the Crusades to capture the Holy Land from the followers of Islams.
  • Sep 9, 1100

    City of Cahokia

    The City of Cahokia flourishes in what is now Illonois.
  • Sep 9, 1200

    1200s

    1200s
    The Aztecs conquer much of centeral Mexico.
  • Sep 9, 1324

    1324

    1324
    Mansa Musa, emperor of Mali, travels to the Islams holy city. World of his gold spreads to Europe.
  • Mar 6, 1451

    Christopher Columbus

    Christopher Columbus
    Christopher Columbus was born.
  • Sep 9, 1481

    1481

    1481
    Portuguese traders begin to build a fort near Benin in Africa.
  • Aug 3, 1492

    Christoper's first Voyage

    Christoper's first Voyage
    On his first voyage, Columbus landed in what he thought was India, but it turned out to be what is now America.
  • Sep 25, 1494

    Columbuses 2nd voyage

    Columbuses 2nd voyage
    Columbus's 2nd voyage took him to Hispanolia(Hati) where he fought natives for their land. He claimed the land for Queen Isabella.
  • Sep 25, 1497

    Columbus's third voyage

    Columbus's third voyage
    His third voyage was an exploration of the Cape Verde Islands that was proclaimed by King John 11.
  • Sep 27, 1502

    Columbus's 4th voyage

    Columbus's 4th voyage
    Columbus made a fouth voyage mainly to find a westward passage to the Indian Ocean. He was sent by Queen Elizibeth.
  • May 6, 1507

    Columbus's death

    Columbus's death
    Columbus died, because a heart attack.
  • Roanoke

    Roanoke
    !st English colony established......Later failed.
  • Jamestown

    Jamestown
    John Smith and other settlers established Jamestown, VA.
  • Pocahontas

    Pocahontas
    Pocahontas saves John Smiths life.
  • Plymouth

    Plymouth
    Pilgrims land at Plymouth....Pilgrims wish to separate from Anglican Church.
  • Massachusetts Bay

    Massachusetts Bay
    Puritans founded the Massachusetts Bay colony founded....... Want a more pure form of the Anglican Church.
  • Willam Penn

    Willam Penn
    William Penn recieves charter for Pennsylvannia.
  • New Amsterdam

    New Amsterdam
    New England takes New Amsterdam from the Dutch.
  • Salem

    Salem
    Salem Witch trials are held.
  • Population

    Population
    Colonial America population reaches 257,000.
  • Stono

    Stono
    Enslaved Africans revolt in the Stono Rebellion.
  • Population

    Population
    Population of Colonial America reaches 1 million mark.
  • Proclamation of 1763 issued

    Proclamation of 1763 issued
    The proclamation was issued to keep American settlers from settling on the Appalachian Mountains due to dangerous Indians.
  • Sugar Act passed

    Sugar Act passed
    The Sugar Act was passed by King George to have the American colonists to pay them so Britian could pay off thier war debt. Taxed tea and molassas also.
  • Stamp Act passed

    Stamp Act passed
    King George passed the stamp act to keep colonists from smuggling illegal goods.
  • Quartering Act passed

    Quartering Act passed
    King George III passed the Quartering Act to have colonists house British troops after the war so they don't have to pay them to stay in a camp. They also don't have to buy food.
  • Stamp Act released--Declaratory Act passed

    Stamp Act released--Declaratory Act passed
    The Stamp Act was repealed after the Boston Tea Party, when coloists dressed up as indians and dumped Tea into the Boston Harbor. The Declaratory Act punished the colonists for the money lost from the Tea Party.
  • Townstead Acts

    Townstead Acts
    The British also placed the Townstead Acts after the Boston Tea Party for a punishment. Taxes where placed on glass, paint, oil, lead, paper, and tea.
  • Boston Massacre, --Same day Townstead Acts repealed

    Boston Massacre, --Same day Townstead Acts repealed
    The Boston Massacre occured when 5 British soilders where walking through the streets of Boston and where confronted by several colonists who began to hurle rocks and insults and the soilders. The soilders felt unsafe and began to fire at the colonists. The news press over exaggerated and said that they lined up to shot them. The soilders went to court and where found inocent. This helped in the making of the Townstead Acts being repealed.
  • Tea Act passed

    Tea Act passed
    The British were being boycotted and non of the colonists where buying any tea so the Act was basicly useless.
  • Intolerable Acts passed

    Intolerable Acts passed
    Colonists rose up and started riots to end the final Act.
  • British Troops sent to Lexington and Concord

    British Troops sent to Lexington and Concord
    British was losing control of the Coloines and they wanted to take them by force.
  • Delaware

    Delaware
    Delaware was founded.
  • 800s

    800s
    Maize is widely grown in what in now the southeastern United States.