1. Calculator Roll Timeline

2. Do Now
Complete the map

3. 1492 – Columbus sailed the Ocean Blue

4. 1500 – European Explorers
Reasons for exploration

5. Jamestown
Why did they come?

6. 1620 – Plymouth - Pilgrims
Why did they come? Mayflower Compact – Self Government

7. Virginia House of Burgesses
First Representative Government

8. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
First written constitution for colonial America

9. 1733 – 13 colonies
New England
Middle
Southern

10. 1730 – First Great Awakening
Revival meetings to make religion more personal

11. 1750 – Transatlantic Slave Trade

12. French and Indian War
Why did we fight this war?

13. Proclamation of 1763
Why did this happen?

14. Mercantilism
What is it?

15. 1764 Sugar Act

16. Stamp Act

17. Townsend Acts

18. “No Taxation without Representation”

19. Boston Massacre
Crispus Atticks

20. Boston Tea Party

21. Intolerable Acts

22. 1775 - Battle of Lexington and Concord

23. 1776 – Declaration of Independence
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
John Hancock

24. Battle of Saratoga

25. 1777 - Winter at Valley Forge
George Washington

26. Battle of Yorktown

27. Treaty of Paris 1783

28. 1781 - Articles of Confederation
What was the problem?

29. 1787 – Constitutional Convention
Great Compromise
3/5ths Compromise

30. Bill of Rights First 10 amendments protect individual rights
Due Process amendments are…

31. Federalists vs. Antifederalists
Difference?
What did the Antifederalists want?

32. 1789-1797 George Washington Set precedents
Farewell Address – No political parties or foreign alliances

33. 1797-1801 John Adams XYZ Affair – France was attacking US ships
Avoided war with France

34. 1800 – Second Great Awakening
People coming back to God

35. 1800 - Industrialization Cottage industry to factories
Immigrants coming in the North
Steam boat
Cotton gin
Interchangeable parts

36. 1800 – Manifest Destiny
God given right to move West

37. 1801-1809 Thomas Jefferson Louisiana Purchase 1803
Embargo Act – Banned all trade with Europe to help US economy

38. 1803 – Marbury v Madison
Established Judicial Review

39. 1809-1817 James Madison War of 1812 Britain was impressing sailors
Burned white house
US won
- Andrew Jackson becomes a hero
Era of Good Feelings

40. 1817-1825 James Monroe US got Florida from Spain
Monroe Doctrine “Europe stay out of America”

41. McCulloch v Maryland
Federal government establishes the government

42. 1820 - Sectionalism North – Manufacturing South – Agricultural
West – would they be free or slave?

43. 1820 Missouri Compromise

44. Gibbons v Ogden
Prohibited states from interfering with interstate business

45. 1828 – Andrew Jackson Elected
Era of good feelings
Indian Removal Act – 1830
Worcester v. Georgia
Trail of tears

46. 1845 – Texas enters US

47. 1845 – US Mexican War
Cause: US annexed TX Event: US vs. Mexican Troops Effects: Mexican Cession to US (1848)

48. 1846 – Oregon Territory gained

49. 1848 – Seneca Falls Convention
Women’s rights
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton

50. 1850 – Abolitionist Movement
No slavery
Underground Railroad
Frederick Douglass – The North Star

51. 1850 – Other reforms Prison and mentally ill – Dorthea Dix
Education – Horace Mann
Temperance – No Alcohol

52. Compromise of 1850
Fugitive Slave Act

53. 1853 – Gadsden Purchase
Mexico sold to US to settle border dispute

54. Kansas – Nebraska Act
No more Missouri Compromise
Bleeding Kansas

55. Tariffs

56. 1857 – Dred Scott v. Sandford

57. Nullification Crisis

58. 1860 – Election of Lincoln

59. 1861 – Battle of Ft. Sumter

60. Blockade the South

61. 1862 – Homestead Act

62. Battle of Antietam

63. 1863 - Emancipation Proclamation

64. July 1863 - Battle of Gettysburg

65. July 1863 - Battle of Vicksburg

66. Nov. 1863 - Gettysburg Address

67. 1865- Appomattox Court House

68. April 15, 1865 - Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
Interview

69. 1865 – 1877 Reconstruction
What are the reconstruction amendments?

70. Black Codes

71. 1870 Hiram Rhodes Revels
First African American in Senate

72. Morrill Act
Land grants for colleges

73. Dawes Act
Tried to get NA to farm by giving them land off of the reservation