Georgia History timeline checkpoint 2#

  • John Marshall

    John Marshall
    was an american politician and fourth chief justice of the united states
  • William McIntosh

    related by blood and marriage to several prominent Georgians.
    McIntosh supported the u.s. plans In the creek war of 1813-14
    white warrior
  • The University Of Georgia was found

    The University Of Georgia was found
    The University Of Georgia was found in 1785
  • John Ross

    is the son of a sottish father and a Cherokee mother
  • Eli Whitney and the cotton gin

    Eli Whitney and the cotton gin
    the cotton gin revolutionized the process of removing seeds from cotton fiber
  • yazzo land fraud

    In the U.S history ,scheme by which Georgia legislator were bribed 1795
  • andrew jackson

    andrew jackson
    a general and political leader of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries
  • Trial of Tears

    Trial of Tears
    the route along which the united states government forced several tribes of native american
  • missouri comprmise

    missouri comprmise
    contained in serveal laws passed during 1820 and 1821
  • dahlonega gold rush

    started in 1829. Dahlonega and soon spread through the north Georgia mountains following Georgia gold belt
  • worcester v georgia

    worcester v georgia
    Georgia criminal statute that prohibited non-Native Americans from being present on Native American lands without a license from the state was
  • comparison of 1850

    comparison of 1850
    comparison included the fugitive slave act
  • Georgia platform

    Georgia platform
    statement executed by a Georgia convention in milledgevuille
  • Kansas and Nebraska act

    Kansas and Nebraska act
    was passed by the u.s. congress on may 30 1854
  • Dred Scott

    Dred Scott
    shortly after the outbreak of the civil war dred scott a slave sought to be declared a free man
  • election of 1860

    election of 1860
    republican Abraham Lincoln defeated southern democrat john c. Breckinridge
  • Emancipation

    Emancipation
    freeing someone from slavery