Digital timeline

Anasazi Dwellings

Oct 15, 1275

Aztec ruins; Pueblos abandoned

Jamestown

Oct 13, 1619

First permanant English settlement in the America's.

Princess Mishawaka

Oct 13, 1766

Daughter of Shawnee Chief Elkhart.

Lewis and Clark

May 14, 1804

Went on an expedition across the Louisiana Territory.

Fulton's Folly

Aug 17, 1807

World's first successful steamboat.

Niagra Falls

Oct 13, 1819

Three waterfalls that are on the Canada/U.S border.

Alamo

Feb 23, 1836

Trail of tears

Oct 13, 1838

The removal of Cherokee Indians, migrated to present day Oklahoma

Chief Joseph

Mar 3, 1840

Nez Perce chief. Faced with white settlements, led his followers to escape to Canada.

Sutter's Mill

Feb 2, 1848

Is most famous for being associated with the California Gold Rush.

Manassas

Aug 13, 1862

Union and Confederate armies fought for the second timeon the plains of Manassas.

Antietam

Sep 17, 1862

First major battle in the American Civil War that took place on Union soil.

Battle of Gettysburg

Jul 2, 1863

Described as the war's turning point, involved the largest number of casulties of the entire war.

Promontory Point

Oct 13, 1869

Meeting point for the U.S Trans Continental Railroad.

Chicago Fire

Oct 10, 1871

The fire killed up to 300 people.

Fort Leavenworth

Sep 21, 1872

A United States Army installation.

Kentucky Derby

May 17, 1875

Meriwether Lewis Clark jr. organized the Louisville Jockey Club for the purpose of raising money to build a race track outside of the city.

Custer's Last Stand

Jun 25, 1876

A battle between the Lakota, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho tribes against the 7th Calvary Regiment.

Tombstone

Oct 13, 1879

Historic western town in Cohise County, Arizona

Statue of Liberty

Oct 28, 1886

A gift of friendship from the people of France. Also known as universal symbol of freedom and democracy.

Kitty Hawk

Dec 17, 1903

Became world famous after the Wright brothers made their first controlled powered airplane flights.

Corn Palace

Oct 13, 1921

Rebuilt by Rapp and Rapp from Chicago.

Hoover Dam

Sep 30, 1936

The Hoover Dam impounds Lake Mead, the largest reservior in the U.S by volume.

Golden Gate Bridge

May 27, 1937

It links San Francisco to the San Francisco Peninsula

Mount Rushmore

Oct 31, 1941

Sculptures of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln.

Pearl Harbor

Dec 7, 1941

When the American naval base in Pearl Harbor got attacked by Japanese fighter planes.

Fort Sumter

Apr 28, 1948

A sea fort; Two battles that occured there were the First Battle of Fort Sumter and Union seige of Fort Sumter.

Cape Canaveral

May 9, 1950

A rocket launch site in Florida.

Cahokia Mounds

Jul 19, 1964

Contains about 80 mounds, considered one of the most largest and most compex archaeological site. Designated a U.S Historic Landmark on July 19, 1964.

Number one song

Jun 6, 2000

Maria Maria by Santana feat. The Product G&B

Major headline

Jun 6, 2000

Solar Storm Warning

Major Sport Story

Jun 6, 2000

Joe Dumars, NBA all star and 1989 Finals MVP with the Detriot Pistons, was named the teams President of Basketball Operations department.

POTUS in 2000

Jun 6, 2000

George W. Bush

Price of gold in 2000

Jun 6, 2000

$272.65

Price of a barrel of oil

Jun 6, 2000

$27.39

Dow Jones

Jun 6, 2000

10735.57

Price of a gallon of gas

Jun 6, 2000

$1.74

Price of a gallon of milk

Jun 6, 2000

$2.08

Price of a loaf of bread

Jun 6, 2000

$1.00

Black HIlls

Oct 15, 7000

Natvie americans have lived in there since 7000 BC