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The arrival of Columbus in America was a instrumental for the further interest in the Americas, this would be Americas first major debut to the world at large. The beginning to the Spanish power in the new world.
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England takes an unbelievable victory against the once undefeated Spanish armada which was the main deterrent from any other colonization in the new world. This would further begin the colonization of the american continent.
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The founding of what will be the first successful colony to in the US. As well as the eventual introduction of the first major cash crop that would save the colony from failure.
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The introduction of slavery into the English colonies for labor shortages. This would prove to be unfortunately greatly impact-full in American History.
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Now this seems to be quire the piece of paper, now look at it, its over there giving the people a semblance of hope for the new world. Evidently the piece is profoundly impactfull in americas early years.
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this includes a great many colonies that each contain a variety of unique details as to their formation, and as much as id love to that's just too much, Mass. Bay colony, Connecticut, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York and the Original Carolina, also some salutary neglect.
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Bacon's Rebellion took place as a means to take power and help those who were taken advantage of by the elite, mostly dirt poor farmers. Now i dont know about you but suddenly it smells like babushka in here.
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Better known as the salem witch trials, this was a very fervently religious time and was also kinda rough for the people of some colonies had huge impact on the image of puritans and strict religion.
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Why have only a Great Awakening, when you could get the bundle deal of a Great Awakening and a free Enlightenment with your double decade purchase. In reality these both events were pivotal to the development of the culture of the colonies
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The Albany plan was the first of its kind and far ahead of its time but as is the fate of many things ahead of their time it was not accepted but alas it did set a precedent for later ideas
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The Treaty of Paris was signed, this ended the Seven Years war better known as the French and Indian War. Giving a lands east of the Mississippi to the British.
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This includes many inciting actions taken by the British that would go on to greatly push the colonies to think of insubordination. These acts include:the Proclamation of 1763, sugar act, stamps act, and the townshend act.
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this includes both the Boston tea party and the series of acts known as the Intolerable acts. The intolerable acts included a great many taxations on the colonists after the Boston tea party.
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this was an involuntary action that would lead the american colonist to take grievance with the British Power. Evidently this was due to Quebec gaining far more autonomy than the American colonies.
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This was the first battle of the revolutionary war and was important, due to the power of the British empire at the time. This was in large part a victory morally for the colonist.
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this battle was like many of the revolutionary war in the fact that it served as a morale booster for the Americans. Overall the event was the sacking of fort Ticonderoga by american Green Mountain Boys.
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This was a profound eye opener for the revolutionaries cause showing that the British could be beat in semi open battle. The battle was composed of entrenched Americans firing down onto the rising British, this was a shattering victory for the American cause.
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The congress was greatly important at the time as many of the colonies were acting as individuals towards the same goal rather than unified. Thus this congress sought to organize the 13 in their efforts to win the war.
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This battle was a pivotal turning point in the Revolutionary war and and direct start toward Britain's downward spiral. The battle itself was a surprise attack by Gen. Washington on the British affiliated Hessian and British fort.
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One of the most influential pieces in american history as it actively aided in the inspiration fro the Dec. Of Indep. and Constitution. The book itself would go on to describe what right were innately the peoples and what governments were meant to do for them.
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This Chad of a document needs little introduction, as it is the kind of document that makes inferior forms of government shake in their imperialist boots. This Declaration was Americas way of telling Britain that they were betas beaver bois. This was also America's way to justify to the world at large that the Brits were a bunch of chumps, and this allowed them to be backed by such nations as France.
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The election of Jefferson to office was the first time there was a peaceful transfer between political parties. The impact of this event can be seen in its secondary name, the revolution of 1800, and it definitely lived up to its name as the change of party in power lead to noticable changes in
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This act cemented the power of the supreme court over the review of the constitutionality of Laws. More prominently the act simply bulstered the Supreme Court's numbers
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The Louisiana Purchase was instrumental in not only the physical growth of America, but also the social growth of ideas such as Manifest Destiny. The Purchase was made from the French by Jefferson, which was contradictory to his ideals.
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The Embargo act of 1807, a highly controversial act at the time, was the restriction of trade with foreign nations, this was in attempts to avoid war.
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the Congress of the United States had finally decided to end the international slave trade in America, this was highly controversial in the long run for the congress and would cause many later issues, but ultimately the best decision for the union.
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The final straws were pulled and the fairly new nation of America enters into its first truly international conflict with its forebearer England. The war was instigated by Britain's impressment of sailors.
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The factory system was introduced to America by Francis C. Lowell and was instrumental in the growth of the American market economy. It would later be the starting block for industrialization of America
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The Tariff of 1816 was an economic statement to England as well as other foreign powers, essentially showing that America wouldn't hesitate to cut trade with them.
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This compromise was brought about from a grand debate, between northern and southern politicians to determine the future of the continental United States. No conclusion was met so a compromise of the 36 30 line to determine what a state would enter as.
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The Monroe Doctrine was a statement to the world at large that the Americas were no longer open to the European colonization and that the US would open defend against further colonization.
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The Great Awakening while not connect to most of the major events at the time, it was greatly socially impactful for the United States with many branch movements resulting from the Awakening. The major rise of evangelicalism played a pivotal role in spreading its sphere of influence.
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The election of Andrew Jackson would begin the series of events that would lead to a separate ideal of democracy, based upon Jackson's actions and decisions. The election itself was won by Jackson's fame after the War of 1812
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The indian removal act, was the unforgivable and unjust robbery of the land from the Native people. The acts eventually lead to such travesties as the trail of tears among other injustices, in the name of the growth of the United States.
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The Bank wars of 1832, was the fight between idealist and economist alike, however the president's removal of federal reserves from the National banks would kill the Nation bank and the further nonrenewing of the bank charter put the bank down
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the Nullification crisis of 1832 that would last one year, was the idea that states had the right to nullify Federal Laws should they find them to be 'Unconstitutional'. In the end, Jackson would have to send federal troops to quell the upheaval that the rebellious states entered into. This event is a testament to the new constitution's strength.
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The independence of Texas from the Mexican government would be both an opportunity for the Union and as well pose a question, that would lead to grand dilemma.
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The panic of 1837, was the event that would show the union the dangers of keeping all of their money in state banks which were ill equipt to handle the crisis that would devastate the nation's economy.
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The election of 1840, this election saw a stunning landslide in favour of Harrison, given his opponent Van Buren was who most considered to be responsible for the fall of the economy.
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Congress finally lifts the gag rule which finally allowed the discussion of the possibility to abolish slavery, as prior there had been agreements to table such arguments.
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a war fought over a border dispute in the newelly annexed texas and would result in the Mexican cession after the victory of the US.
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Seneca Falls, one of the most influential gatherings of the time, it was mainly concerned with organizing the women of America towards a single goal, Sufferage.
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the gold rush would result in the single largest American migratory event, that would result in the settling of the lands west of the Appalachian range and founding of numerous territory.
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the treaty that ended the mexican american war and would relay the Mexican cession of texas along with many other territories, after their loss against america.
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the comprimise of 1850 would be enacted as to satisfy the slave states and at the same time keep the balance in Congress and the house.
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this law mandated all those who witnessed a runaway slave to be forced to assist in their capture whether they agreed with it or not
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a powerfully influential piece that would open many northerners eyes to the horror of the life of slaves.
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this election would see Lincoln elected and the outrage of this resulted in the succession of the south one by one as they saw what Lincoln stood for as dangerous to their 'way of life'.
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the inciting conflict of the Civil war that would result in the south delayed victory on an unsuspecting Union fort.
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This stunning address would announce the south and the union that the era of slavery had forever ended in America and that allowed the war to be about more than preserving the union therefore keeping Europe out.
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the battle of Gettysburg was one of the bloodiest in American history that marked a turning point in the Union's resolve, and the address held afterward would steel the union's further assualts.
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was congress's way of dealing with the financially ruined and the newly freed slaves after the end of the civil war
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the fall of Richmond would see the final nail in the south coffin as the their capital city was finally captured by general Grant
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The marker of the south's fall and the beginning of reconstruction for the gravely wounded union.
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these codes were implemented by the south to keep the newly freed African American in line as to preserve what semblance of power they had left
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the purchase of Alaska would open the US to the northwest settlements and further open the US's prospects in oil but this would take shape later.
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these acts would be implemented to help reform the south and eventually reintroduce the south to the union as well as deal with the new freedman.
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the completion of the Transcontinental railroad albeit a bit out of date at the time would be a great assistance for those headed out west spreading the population at large.
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The organization of Standard Oil as one of America's most powerful monopolies would shift the political environment as well as the pockets of the poor and the wealthy.
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This depression hit America with outrageous crazes, this would lead to congress having to push an act through as to relieve the exuberantly high prices.
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The rampant Corruption of the Federal Government finally hit its ceiling and was exposed to the nation at large officially and this would see the decline of power in Grant's party.
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this court case would see the passing of Granger Laws, these laws would finally give the struggling farmers at the assistance they desperately needed. Furthermore the laws would see the rise of farmers and farming rise to prominence again.
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this potent and somewhat violent strike would be raised in the face of lowered wages and detestable conditions. The strike would spread far and would have to be settled with force.
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The stranglehold of the newly emerged Standard Oil Trust would see a power emerge that the federal government could not ignore. The outright outmanouvering of the federal laws would not go unchecked.
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in lieu of the outrage that followed the hiring of Chinese laborers, in the west the US would pass this act as to quell the citizen's rage and limit the immigrant's growth
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This act was the culmination of the citizen's outrage as well as the necessity for the government to competent bodies in positions fo importance.
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this act would see the regulation of interstate commerce though it would not do much, a later document would fix the issues of this one.
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This would set a highly controversial precedent that would be overturned by the Brown V Board of education. The initial statues though would be the declaration of the legitimacy of Segregation.
