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  • Period: 1492 to

    U.S. History

    From the Beginning of the New World to the times of the 1880's
  • Finding America

    Finding America

    This is the year they first found the New World and settled in Jamestown.
  • The First Africans

    The First Africans

    The first Africans that arrived in Jamestown were not slaves. They only served for money and only for an amount of time.
  • French and Indian War

    French and Indian War

    In this year was the beginnings of when they started to have struggle with each other with later, caused the French and Indian War.
  • American Revolution

    American Revolution

    This is the year of when the American Revolution first started. This continued until the year 1783.
  • July 4

    July 4

    On July fourth, America signed the Declaration of Independence. This is when America truly was free. They officially got America and were officially free.
  • Melting Pot

    Melting Pot

    The first time people from far places of the world was in these times. Even people from Germany started to come. They called it the Melting Pot because everyone was coming everywhere so America was mixing. America was becoming a mixed country.
  • Drafting The Constitution

    Drafting The Constitution

    A group of national leaders drafted a plan that would help America, and they called it the "Federal Constitution." http://www.ushistory.org/us/15.asp
  • The Death of George Washington

    The Death of George Washington

    George Washington Died in 1799 in Mount Vernon also letting all of his slaves be free.
    http://www.ushistory.org/us/17e.asp
  • The War of 1812

    The War of 1812

    The Indian, Great Britain, and The Republics all played a war in The War of 1812. The war didn't really have a big outcome.
    http://www.ushistory.org/us/21.asp
  • The Age of Jackson

    The Age of Jackson

    This was the age or era when President Andrew Jackson was extremely known and famous. He has left a scar on America
  • Railroads

    Railroads

    The first railroads and steam locomotive were built which was a huge turning point for the economy in America.
    http://www.ushistory.org/us/25b.asp
  • Manifest Destiny

    Manifest Destiny

    The Americans stretched their land to the west. It was like they were destined to uncover the whole America.
  • The Mexican-American War

    The Mexican-American War

    The Mexican-American war was when America and Mexico separated their lands and Mexico became it's own country.
  • The Women's Rights

    The Women's Rights

    starting from this year women were treated how they weren't supposed to. They were seen as unimportant people. The women right's movement was a rebellion against this.
  • Underground Railroads

    Underground Railroads

    By 1850 100,00 slaves escaped from the owners. The underground railroads were something that has helped African Americans for a long time. A lot of these African Americans weren't free before the Underground Railroads.
  • Free African Americans

    Free African Americans

    At 1860 there were 1.5 million free African Americans. This was a big change in history.
  • The Civil War

    The Civil War

    The Civil War was a war against the Americans. The Americans were fighting themselves. This was all for slavery. Over 640,000 American Soldiers died in the four year war.
  • Presidential Reconstruction

    Presidential Reconstruction

    After Lincoln died, the Vice President became the President. Andrew Johnson thought that African Americans shouldn't vote and he treated them very bad.
  • Reconstruction

    Reconstruction

    After the Civil War most Americans were still against one another about slavery. This was the "Reconstruction Era," where America tried to Reconstruct itself.
  • The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln

    The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln

    The assassination of Abraham Lincoln was a very horrible time. It happened at a Theater and this effected many citizens. Everybody was sad.