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US History Technology Project 3 (1800 to 1876)

By Seth Huckabay
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    1800 to 1876

  • John Marshall is appointed Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court

    John Marshall is appointed Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court

    Photo Credit: Biography
  • John Adams retires and Thomas Jefferson becomes President

    John Adams retires and Thomas Jefferson becomes President

    Photo Credit: History.com
  • Louisiana Purchase

    Louisiana Purchase

    Photo Credit: Bill of Rights Institute
  • Lewis and Clark begin exploring the northwestern territories

    Lewis and Clark begin exploring the northwestern territories

    Photo Credit: Biography
  • Thomas Jefferson retires, James Madison becomes President

    Thomas Jefferson retires, James Madison becomes President

    Photo Credit: History.com
  • Construction on the first US Federal road begins in Maryland

    Construction on the first US Federal road begins in Maryland

    Photo Credit: National Geographic Society
  • British Forces attach Fort Sumter, Francis Scott Key writes the national anthem

    British Forces attach Fort Sumter, Francis Scott Key writes the national anthem

    Photo Credit: National Park Service
  • British forces set fire to Washington DC

    British forces set fire to Washington DC

    Photo Credit: History.com
  • James Madison retires, James Monroe becomes President

    James Madison retires, James Monroe becomes President

    Photo Credit: Biography
  • The first steamboat (The General Jackson) arrives in Nashville

    The first steamboat (The General Jackson) arrives in Nashville

    Photo Credit: Viator
  • James Monroe retires, John Quincy Adams becomes President

    James Monroe retires, John Quincy Adams becomes President

    Photo Credit: Biography
  • John Stevens creates the first US steam locomotive

    John Stevens creates the first US steam locomotive

    Photo Credit: Explore Chicago Collections
  • John Quincy Adams retires, Andrew Jackson becomes President

    John Quincy Adams retires, Andrew Jackson becomes President

    Photo Credit: Biography
  • Jacob Perkins invents the first practical ice maker

    Jacob Perkins invents the first practical ice maker

    Photo Credit: SSPL Prints
  • Sam Houston becomes President of Texas Republic

    Sam Houston becomes President of Texas Republic

    Photo Credit: Biography
  • Andrew Jackson retires, Martin Van Buren becomes President

    Andrew Jackson retires, Martin Van Buren becomes President

    Photo Credit: History.com
  • Martin Van Buren retires, William Henry Harrison becomes President

    Martin Van Buren retires, William Henry Harrison becomes President

    Photo Credit: Biography
  • William Henry Harrison dies, John Tyler becomes President

    William Henry Harrison dies, John Tyler becomes President

    Photo Credit: Biography
  • Work on the Oregon Trail begins

    Work on the Oregon Trail begins

    Photo Credit: Legends of America
  • John Tyler retires, James Polk becomes President

    John Tyler retires, James Polk becomes President

    Photo Credit: ThoughtCo
  • James Polk retires, Zachary Taylor becomes President

    James Polk retires, Zachary Taylor becomes President

    Photo Credit: History.com
  • Tobacco Becomes Popular

    Tobacco Becomes Popular

    Photo Credit: NCpedia
  • Zachary Taylor dies, Millard Fillmore becomes President

    Zachary Taylor dies, Millard Fillmore becomes President

    Photo Credit: Biography
  • Millard Fillmore retires, Franklin Pierce becomes President

    Millard Fillmore retires, Franklin Pierce becomes President

    Photo Credit: Biography
  • The Republican Party is founded

    The Republican Party is founded

    Photo Credit: National Republican History Museum
  • The Western Union Telegraph is established

    The Western Union Telegraph is established

    Photo Credit: Wikipedia
  • Franklin Pierce retires, James Buchanan becomes President

    Franklin Pierce retires, James Buchanan becomes President

    Photo Credit: Smithsonian Magazine
  • James Buchanan retires, Abraham Lincoln becomes President

    James Buchanan retires, Abraham Lincoln becomes President

    Photo Credit: Biography
  • The Confederate States of America is formed

    The Confederate States of America is formed

    Photo Credit: History.com
  • The Homestead Act is passed

    The Homestead Act is passed

    Photo Credit: The Daily Beast
  • William Sherman defeats Confederate forces in the Battle of Atlanta

    William Sherman defeats Confederate forces in the Battle of Atlanta

    Photo Credit: Wikipedia
  • General Ulysses S Grant is made the Commander of Union forces

    General Ulysses S Grant is made the Commander of Union forces

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  • Lincoln establishes Thanksgiving as a national holiday

    Lincoln establishes Thanksgiving as a national holiday

    Photo Credit: St. Joseph Post
  • Confederate forces under General Lee surrender

    Confederate forces under General Lee surrender

    Photo Credit: National Constitution Center
  • Abraham Lincoln is assassinated

    Abraham Lincoln is assassinated

    Photo Credit: History.com
  • Andrew Jonson becomes President following the Lincoln assassination

    Andrew Jonson becomes President following the Lincoln assassination

    Photo Credit: Brittanica
  • The Klu Klux Klan is established

    The Klu Klux Klan is established

    Photo Credit: Khan Academy
  • Andrew Johnson retires, Ulysses Grant becomes President

    Andrew Johnson retires, Ulysses Grant becomes President

    Photo Credit: Today in History
  • The US Weather Bureau is established

    The US Weather Bureau is established

    Photo Credit: National Weather Service
  • Jefferson Long becomes the 2nd black Congressman in Georgia

    Jefferson Long becomes the 2nd black Congressman in Georgia

    Photo Credit: New Georgia Encyclopedia
  • The first patent list is published by the US Patent Office

    The first patent list is published by the US Patent Office

    Photo Credit: Boundary Stones
  • Anti-slavery society forms in New York

    Anti-slavery society forms in New York

    Photo Credit: Historical Society of the New York Courts
  • All Native Americans are forced to move to reservations

    All Native Americans are forced to move to reservations

    Photo Credit: Khan Academy