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This will document what I will learn about the US history (1492-1877) in my summer history class.
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colonist landing at Jamestown.The colonists in their ships were driven between the Virginia Capes by a violent storm.. The Jamestown settlement of 1607 arose at the intersection of multiple worlds.They consisted of one hundred and five men and they named their settlement after king James 1.
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Pilgrims left to go to Jamestown in 1620. The mayflower ship landed in Cape Cod, Massachusetts because of strong storms. Mayflower Compact was the first written document in America to provide for self-government. The Mayflower Compact was not written by only one man. A group of colonists that were seeking religious freedom gathered and produced the document. The people say what the government should look like, and that the government should work for the people.
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French beat the British at for Duquesne,,, Washington is recognized for his bravery
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Jackson born
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The Age of Atlantic RevolutionsThis illustration from 1783 appeared in a history of Britain with the caption, "The Manner in which the American Colonies Declared Themselves Independent of the King of England, throughout the Different Provinces.
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The Age of Atlantic RevolutionsAmericans heralded the French Revolution as the coming of an age of democratic governance on both sides of the Atlantic. This painting, Fall of the Bastille illustrates the bloody events.
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Gw dies at Mount Vernon
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The Treaty of Ghent was signed by British and American delegates on December 24, 1814, effectively ending the War of 1812.
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Independent from Spain.
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Independent from Portugal.
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The first spadeful of earth was turned over by the last surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence, 91year old Charles Carroll.
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William Lloyd Garrison begins publication of The Liberator in Boston. It will become the leading abolitionist journal in the United States.
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Garrison and some 60 other legates, male and female and black and white, form the American Anti Slavery Society in Philadelphia.
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Santa Anna grudgingly recognized Texan independence.
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Wilmot introduced legislation in the House that boldly declared, "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude shall ever exist" in lands won in the Mexican-American War.
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John Brown led a small army of 18 men into the small town of HARPER'S FERRY, Virginia.
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Lincoln sacked General McClellan and replaced him with General Burnside.
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Presidential ReconstructionWhen a convention met to stop Louisiana's Black Codes from taking effect . Official reports listed 37 dead and 146 wounded, but witnesses claimed that the tolls were much higher.
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Radical ReconstructionIn Baltimore 20,000 participants celebrate the ratification of the 15th Amendment.
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while on a steamboat trip to Fredericksburg, Virginia a former navy officer attacked President Jackson. He didn't have a weapon but did draw blood during his attack. It was the first time an American President had been assaulted or involved in an assassination attempt.
