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The Steam Engine
Some time in 1765 James Watt started to work on the steam engine. -
On Messrs. Hussey and Coffin
Former slave, Philid Wheatley to publish poetry. Wrote a poem called On Messrs. Hussey and Coffin. -
Opened The First Major Museum In The USA
Some time in 1886 Chrles Willson Peale opened the first major museum in the united states. -
Eli Whitney
In 1794, Eli Whitney compleated his cotton gin and got a patent that was not validated until 1807. -
Education Reform
I n the 1820’s, Political leaders realized that if they wanted the Nation to grow strong, then they had to provide a good education for there children. They not only started to use text books and build more schools, but also started grading system, consistent curriculum and additional education for teachers. -
Woman Right Reform
Because of new manufactured products to help women with their housework, women had much more free time on there hands. This gave many women the opportunity to volunteer at church or help the less fortunate. Some even chose to start their own right causes. -
Imporation of Slaces
Comgress banned the importation of slaves. -
Settle in Pregpm
Convention of 1818 allows Americans to setle in Oregon. -
McCulloch vs Maryland
McCulloch vs Maryland -
Dartmouth College vs Woodward
Darkmouth College vs Woodward -
Slave Population In Millions
The slave population reaches 1.5 million in the united states. -
Henry Clay
Statesman who proposed the compromise Tariff. Also became president in 1823. -
Bureau of indian affais created.
Bureau of Indian Affairs created. -
Noah Webster
Some time in 1825 Noah Webster compleats his dictionary. -
John Quincy Adams
In 1825 John Quincy became a president. -
Andrew Jackson
In 1828 Andrew Jacson bacame the president. -
Andrew Jackson
Elected president in 1828, he was thougt of as a frontirersman -
Spoil System
Kackspn's system of patronage r offering suporters and friends jobs. -
Compromise Tariff
This kept the state and deferal government happy in regards to the tariff colficts between the north and south. -
Underground Railroad
The underground railroad was a method of usually getting slaves to the north. The slaves traveled secretly across routs that where mapped for them to follow. Many of them went to canada for freedom. The men and woman known as conductors where there to help many of the run away slaves. -
Choera Epidemic
In 1832, the Cholera Epidemic killed over 1000 people due to water contamination. -
Force Bill
Andrew Jacksibs udea tat sgiykd SC not collect the tariff, the federal government would force to sollect the tariff. -
Compromise Tariff
This kept the state and deferal government happy in regards to the tariff colficts between the north and south. -
Living In The City
In 1840 around 12% of the population lived in citys. They lived in little apartments barley fit for a family of four. -
Fighting to End Slavery
Around 1840, some woman focused on ending slavery. Angelina Grimke, her sister, sarah, and sojourner truth, where the main people who started to fight aainst slavery. They attended meetings, spoke at conventions, wrote endless peaces of literature, and compiled petitions. -
New England, Female Workers
New england mills had heavily operated by young female workers. -
Prison Reform
Because there was more people living in the cities, this meant there was more crime. That also meant more prisons were needed. These prisons didn’t separate criminals biased on crimes or actions. The mentally ill were placed in custody with murderers and petty criminals. These observations led to the building of mental hospitals. -
American Republican Party
In 1843, the amaricans formed the Amarican Republican Party. -
Oregon migration
Massive migration to Oregon begins. -
Attack The ARP
In 1844 the Irish Catholics attacked the ARP -
Potato Famine
Potato famine led to hundreds of thousands of irish fleeing there homeland. -
Methodist Church
Some chruches brone off to the Methodist Church. -
Surge of Immagration
Failed german Revolution causes surge of immigration to the U.S. -
US Annexes Texas
United States Annexes Texas. -
Mexican War
The mexican War begins. -
Bear Flag Revolt
Bear Flag Revolt. -
The Oregon Treaty
The Oregon Treaty was made. -
German Refuge
Germans faught refuge in the United States. -
Slave population reaches 3 million
Around 1850 the slave population reached around 3.2 million. -
Population on new york
The population in New York City alone reaches one-half million -
Rush-Bagot Agreement
In 1870 there was the Rush-Bagot agreement.
