kaylee bentley's american history timeline

  • Period: Feb 29, 1492 to

    kaylee bentley's american history timeline

  • Mar 2, 1492

    christopher columbus arrived

    christopher columbus arrived
    he was and explorer and he ended up exploring the carribean sea and opened the way for european colonization.
  • the french and indian war

    the french and indian war
    this was a war fought over land in north america, it was between britain and france
  • the louisiana purchase

    the louisiana purchase
    france and spain owned louisiana territory then eventually led war and spain was forced to return the territory
  • civil war

    civil war
    this was between the northern states it lasted four years
  • world war 1

    world war 1
    the president in europe at the time was woodrow wilson he didnt ever want to fight america but had no choice when american ships showed up then he wanted wr
  • the economy collapses

    the economy collapses
    at this time women had gained the right and privilage to vote, but then a economic disaster called the great depression caused people to lose there jobs and building and factories to shut down with caused a large amount of people in the population to not have a job and end up with no money
  • tension with the soviets

    tension with the soviets
    communism was adopted where they owned all property like factories and farms on behalf of the citizens
  • world war 2

    world war 2
    all around the world this thing called the great depression was affecting people. a guy named adolf hilter took over power and started world war 2
  • 9/11 attack

    9/11 attack
    osama benladin and his team of soldiers attacked the united state in new york knocking over many buildings that people lived and worked in killing a variety of people. this affected many people and made the USA frusterated because we had no idea what was about to happen
  • 1865 to 1914

    1865 to 1914
    industry gave rich people millions of more dollars. this made life alot easier but nothing changed for the poor.