APUSH Terms 1865-1900

By JDoh1

  • YMCA founded

  • Samuel Grompers is born

  • Sioux Wars start

  • Louis Sullivan is born

  • Central Park opened this year by Frederick Olmsted

  • John Dewey is born

  • Ida B. Wells is born

  • First of Black Codes passed

  • Sharecropping becomes popular

  • term "carpetbaggers" starts

  • Salvation Army founded this year

  • Period: to

    Radical Recpnstruction

  • Freedmen's Bureau founded

  • 13th Amendment ratified

  • National Labor Union founded

  • Civil Rights Act of 1866

  • Famers' Alliances begin to appear

  • Tenure of Office Act passed

  • Seward's Folly and the Purchase of Alaska

  • 14th Amendment ratified

  • First of Granger Laws passed

  • Edwin Stanton dies

  • Knights of Labor hold first Labor Day in US

  • Standard Oil Company founded this year

  • Social Gospel becomes prominent

  • 15th Amendment passed

  • Chief Joseph inherits leadership

  • Crédit Mobilier of America

  • "The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today" published

  • Women's Christian Temperance Union founded

  • Crime of '73

  • First of Jim Crow laws passed

  • Chautauqua Movement begins

  • Joseph Pullitzer buys first newspaper

  • The Grange movement occurs this year

  • Battle of Little Bighorn

  • Several Molly Maguires are hanged

  • Munn vs. Illinois

  • Compromise of 1877

  • Bland Allison Act

  • Boss Tweed dies

  • Bread and Butter Unionism

  • "A Century of Dishonor" published this year

  • Tuskegee School Founded by Booker T. Washington

  • Chinese Exclusion Act

  • Pendleton Act

  • Settlement House Movement Begins - 1884

  • Helen Hunt Jackson dies

  • American Federation of Labor

  • Haymarket Affair

  • Interstate Commerce Act

  • Dawes' Act

  • Edward Bellamy's "Looking Backward" is published

  • "Gospel of Wealth" published

  • William James publishes "The Principles of Psychology"

  • New Immigrants start in 1890; Old immigrants exist

  • Sherman Anti Trust Fund Act

  • Sherman Silver Purchase Act

  • "The Influence of Sea Power on History" is published

  • Wounded Knee Massacre occurs

  • Frontier Thesis proposed this year

  • John Peter Altgeld becomes governpr of Illinois

  • Pullman Strike

  • Coxey's Army marches

  • Atlanta Compromise

  • Peoples' Party

  • Plessy v. Ferguson

  • Cross of Gold Speech

  • William Jennings Bryan runs for presidency

  • Henry George dies

  • Spanish American War begins

  • Horatio Alger dies

  • Boxer Rebellion

  • Anti Saloon League becoming popular

  • Renamed the "New York Journal"

  • Thomas Nast dies