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Eli Whitney applies to patent his invention the cotton gin
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An educated slave in Virginia who planned and led a slave revolt in the Richmond area in 1800.
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Protestant religious revival during the early 19th century, Baptists and Methodists gained large numbers.
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Bought by the USA from France in 1803 by Thomas Jefferson, doubling the size of the USA.
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Case that forms the exercise of judicial review in the United states
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Lewis and Clark explored Louisiana and were the first Americans to see the Pacific Ocean
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Banned all export of American products to Europe, backfired and realized Europe didn't need America
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Navel engagement between the British ship Leopard, and the American ship Chesapeake`
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Lifted the embargo act and allowed trade with all nations except British and French.
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James Madison becomes the 6th president of the United States
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Treaty between the USA and the UK to limit naval armaments on the Great Lakes. After the war of 1812
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Indian chief who allied with the British and were defeated by the Americans, once he died the remaining survivors fled.
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Francis Cabot immigrated from the UK to the USA and took plans from Manchester to build industrial woolen mills and built them in Massachusetts.
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A point in American history that reflected a sense of national purpose and unity.
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The territorial expansion of the United States westward from 1812-1861
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The USA won the war against Great Britain, treaty of Ghent signed, Battle of New Orleans hundreds of British soldiers were killed
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Battle between Americans and British soldiers in New Orleans, Americans won
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Treaty signed by Americans and British stating the end of the war, all conquered land will be returned and established the border with Canada
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Federalist convention held to express grievances against the war of 1812
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The British burn Washington DC during the war of 1812
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Jame Monroe becomes the 5th president of the USA
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Established boundaries for fishing between the British and Americans. It also restored slavery between Americans and British.
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The USA bought Florida in 1819 from Spain
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Asserted national supremacy over the states to tax the banks.
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First major peacetime financial crisis followed by a collapse of the American economy until 1821.
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Decision of the supreme court of the USA dealing with the applications of the Contract Clause of the USA Constitution
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Missouri becomes a slave state if Maine becomes a free state
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Failed slave revolt in South Carolina
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Monroe Doctrine stated that Europe could no longer colonize the New World
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Henry Clay convinced the house to elect Adams over Jackson so that Clay could be secretary of state.
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Power of the supreme court to regulate interstate commerce
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The Harmonists built a new town in the wilderness, in 1824 the town was sold to Robert Owen with the intentions of creating a new Utopian society
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Erie Canal in New York completed and opened a water way to the west.
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He was one of the most forceful evangelists and revitalized Christianity in New York
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Written because of the heavy drinking problems and the six sermons of intemperance ran rapidly through the United States and England.
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Member of the Whig party and promoted education, stating that it was very important and necessary to Americans.
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Tariff passed to protect American industries from foreign ones.
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Jackson wins the electoral college
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Signed by Jackson to remove native tribes from federal land and move them west of the Mississippi River.
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Court battle between Georgia and the Cherokee to remain separate from the state. Cherokee won, Jackson refused.
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A political crisis between the federal government and South Carolina, when South Carolina decided to nullify the tariff acts by saying their unconstitutional.
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A brief conflict between Americans and natives led by Black Hawk.
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Jackson said the recharter was anti-american
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Whig party supported the idea of congress having supremacy over the president and supported the Bank, modernization, and protection of American industry.
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Treaty signed by representatives of Georgia and the Cherokee to claim the Cherokee land in exchange for compensation.
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Met in Cambridge, MA to discuss their new club.
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Texas becomes independent from Mexico after the Texas revolution
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First text books published in America that helped with reading
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Mexican troops launched an attack on the Alamo
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executive order that stated that payment for all government land had to be made in gold or silver
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Economic crisis in the USA that led into a major recession where prices, profits and wages all went down and unemployment went up.
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American states men who became the 8th president
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Joseph Smith created the church to separate the Mormons from the others
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Speech given to the graduating class at Harvard and promoted self-reliance
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Andrew Jackson expelled the natives from their land east of the Mississippi River and moved the west of it.
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Legislation to abolish Horace Mann's position
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Treaty signed to resolve border issues between the US and British North America.
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Diplomatic agreement between the US and Qing-dynasty china for peace of commerce
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Democratic president after defeating Henry Clay
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Texas becomes a member of the union after breaking from Mexico and their brief independence
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California became an unrecognized break away form the USA for 25 days
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Armed conflict between the United States and Mexico
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John Humphrey was a radical religious philosopher and Utopian socialist and founded the Oneida Community in New York.
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Gold was found by James W. Marshall in Coloma California
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Treaty signed between the USA and Mexico to end the war between the nations, the USA got Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado.
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Resistance to civil government
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Matthew Perry led 4 ships into the harbor at Tokyo Bay, with hopes to re-establish western trade with Japan for the first time in 200 years.
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Parts of southern Arizona and New Mexico that the US bought through a treaty with Mexico
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First treaty between the USA and the Tokugawa Shogunate in Japan
