US History

  • The US government under the constitution begins

    The US government under the constitution begins
    the first president is inaugurated, president George Washington, in the beginning they had a hard time deciding what title to use for the newly elected official.
  • The First Census

    The First Census
    the population at that time was about 3.9 million people, including approximately 760,000 African Americans and of that number 700,000 were enslaved at that time.
  • presidental election

    presidental election
    Washington and Adams are re-elected president and vice president.
  • Whiskey Rebellion

    Whiskey Rebellion
    farmers in western Pennsylvania protested the taxes on whiskey, put there by Federal troops.
  • Quasi War

    Quasi War
    the war between France and the U.S begins because France attempts to bribe the u.s and tension begins to rise.
  • beloved presidents die

    beloved presidents die
    president George Washington passes away in Virginia at age 67 and he was born in 1732. also Patrick Henry passes away in Virginia at age 63 and he was born in 1736
  • The Second Census

    The Second Census
    The U.S population totals 53 million people,which includes one million African Americans and 9000,000 are still enslaved.
  • The Barbary War Begins

    The Barbary War Begins
    Tripoli declares war on the U.S: Tomas Jefferson sends U.S ships to the Mediterranean.
  • Louisianan territory

    Louisianan territory
    the Louisiana territory is purchased from France for 15 million dollars, nearly dubbing the size of the U.S.
  • lewis and clark expidition

    lewis and clark expidition
    the expedition begins in st Louis and goes all over the territory deciding if it is safe to let people move to the new territory.
  • Ban On Slave Trade

    Ban On Slave Trade
    the ban on slave trade is passed by congress as required by the constitution.
  • Third Census

    Third Census
    the population of the U.S has grown to 7.2 million people; including 1.4 million African Americans of which 1.2 are still enslaved; population west of the Applachain mountains 1 million
  • The War of 1812

    The War of 1812
    the war of 1812 begins and the us declares war on britan over issues on the placement of borders and trade, freedom of the seas, and the rights of neutrals.
  • the star spangled banner

    the star spangled banner
    After the battle of fort McHenry in Baltimore harbor (witness Francis Scot key later wrights the star spangled banner.
  • presidential election

    presidential election
    James Madison vs James Monroe, Monroe beats Madison and becomes the 5th president of the united states of america.
  • missouri compromise

    missouri compromise
    the Missouri compromise is passed by congress; allows admission of Missouri as a slave state, and bans slavery in the Louisiana territory north of the border states and the Confederacy.
  • fourth census

    fourth census
    us population totals about 10 million including 1.7 million African Americans of whom 1.5 are still enslaved, population west of the Appalachian mountains is about 2.2 million.6% of Americans live in a city.
  • Missouri enters the union

    Missouri enters the union
    Missouri enters as the 24th state under the Missouri compromise
  • slave rebellion

    slave rebellion
    a slave rebellion led by Denmark vesey is crushed in Charleston, south Carolina.
  • Monroe doctrine

    Monroe doctrine
    Europe is warned to not interfere with western hemisphere affairs and cotton mills begin production in Lowell Massachusetts with water powered machinery.