US History

  • U.S. GOVT> UNDER THE CONSTITUTION BEGINS.

    U.S. GOVT> UNDER THE CONSTITUTION BEGINS.

    Washington is inaugurated. Washington states U.S. neutrality after the French Revolution begins in Paris.
  • First Census

    First Census

    U.S. population totals up to 3.9 million, including apps. Also 760,000 African Americans, of whom 700,000 are enslaved. Samuel mill begins spinning cotton.
  • Bill Of Rights Is Ratified

    Bill Of Rights Is Ratified

    It becomes part of the constitution. Vermont enters the Union as the 14th State, to apply the Declaration principles.
  • Presidental Electon

    Presidental Electon

    The Washington and the Adams are re - elected president and vice president. Also the Kentucky enters the 15th State Union.
  • Whiskey Rebellion

    Whiskey Rebellion

    The protest of the excise of tax on whiskey. In which farmers in western Pennsylvania.
  • Northwest Terriotory

    Northwest Terriotory

    The border between the U.S. and the Spanish empire. Spain allows the U.S. navigation rights on Mississippi River
  • Presidential Election

    Presidential Election

    John Adams defeats Thomas Jefferson for President. Washington leaves the presidency after two terms and delivers his Farewell Address.
  • Barbary war ends

    Barbary war ends

    The U.S. troops capture Darna. Piracy by Barbary States continues until1815
  • St. :ouis

    St. :ouis

    Lewis and Clark expedition ends they return to St. Louis.
  • Ban on slave trade

    Ban on slave trade

    Jefferson orders British warships to leave U.S. seaman are pressed annually into the British navy. Cotton is the leading U.S. export and remains top export through most of the 1800s.
  • Third Census

    Third Census

    U.S. population totals 7.2 million, including 1.4 million African Americans, of whom 1.2 million, are enslaved. Population west of Appalachian Mountains is 1 Million.
  • war of 1812

    war of 1812

    begins as U.S. declares war on on Great Britain. Indians under Tecumseh fight on the side of the British.
  • Creek war ends

    Creek war ends

    With defeat by U.S. troops in The Battle of horseshoe bend.
  • Old Southwest

    Old Southwest

    Opened to migration of American settlers after the defeat of the Indians in the Creek War.
  • First Seminole War

    First Seminole War

    begins with attacks on settlers in Florida and Georgia. New York stock exchange is established.
  • Missouri Compromise

    Passed by Congress allows admission of and Missouri as a slave. Louisiana Territory north of 36 30.
  • Presidential Election

    Presidential Election

    Monroe and Tompkins are re - elected president and vice president.
  • Monroe Doctrine

    Monroe Doctrine

    Europe is warned not to interfere in Western Hemisphere affairs. Cotton mills begin production in Lowell, Massachusetts, with water- powered machinery.
  • mcculloch v. maryland

    mcculloch v. maryland

    U.S. acquires Florida from Spain in the Adams Otis Treaty. Alabama enters the Union as the 22nd state.
  • Fourth census

    Fourth census

    U.S. population totals 10 million, including 1.7 million African Americans. 2.2 million 6% of Americans live in cities.