Nat Turner, and his rebellion

New Jersey

Jan 18, 1787

Delaware

Dec 7, 1787

Pensylvainia

Dec 12, 1787

Georgia

Jan 2, 1788

Connecticut

Jan 9, 1788

Massachusetts

Feb 6, 1788

Maryland

Apr 28, 1788

South Carolina

May 23, 1788

New hamster

Jun 21, 1788

Virgina

Jun 25, 1788

New York

Jul 28, 1788

North Carolina

Nov 21, 1788

George Washington presidency

Period: Apr 30, 1789 to Mar 4, 1797

Rhode Island

May 29, 1790

Whiskey Rebelion

Period: Jan 1, 1791 to Dec 31, 1794

The Whiskey Rebellion, or Whiskey Insurrection, was a tax protest in the United States beginning in 1791, during the presidency of George Washington. The so-called "whiskey tax" was the first tax imposed on a domestic product by the newly formed federal government. It became law in 1791, and was intended to generate revenue to help reduce the national debt.[3] Although the tax applied to all distilled spirits, whiskey was by far the most popular distilled beverage in 18th-century America.

Vermont

Mar 4, 1791

Kentucky

Jun 1, 1792

The United States Navy is established is the Naval Act of 1794

Mar 27, 1794

Washinton's farwell address

Mar 9, 1796

Tennessee

Jun 1, 1796

John Adams presidency

Period: Mar 4, 1797 to Mar 4, 1801

Alien and Sedition Acts

Mar 9, 1798

Nat Turner was BIRTHED

Oct 2, 1800

Thomas Jefferson presidency

Period: Mar 4, 1801 to Mar 4, 1809

Ohio

Mar 1, 1803

James Madison

Period: Mar 4, 1809 to Mar 4, 1817

Louisiana

Apr 30, 1812

Indiana

Dec 11, 1816

James Monroe

Period: Mar 4, 1817 to Mar 4, 1825

Mississippi

Dec 10, 1817

Illinois

Dec 3, 1818

Alabama

Dec 14, 1819

Maine

Mar 15, 1820

Missouri

Aug 10, 1821

John Quincy Adams

Period: Mar 4, 1825 to Mar 4, 1829

Andrew Jackson

Period: Mar 4, 1829 to Mar 4, 1837

Arkansas

Jun 15, 1836

Michigan

Jan 26, 1837

Martin van buren

Period: Mar 4, 1837 to Mar 4, 1841

John Tyler

Period: Apr 4, 1841 to Mar 4, 1845

Florida

Mar 3, 1845

James K. Polk

Period: Mar 4, 1845 to Mar 4, 1849

Texas

Dec 29, 1845

Wisconsin

May 26, 1848

Zachary Taylor

Period: Mar 4, 1849 to Jul 9, 1850

Millard Fillmore

Period: Jul 9, 1850 to Mar 4, 1853

California

Sep 9, 1850

Franklin pierce

Period: Mar 4, 1853 to Mar 4, 1857

James Buchanan

Period: Mar 4, 1857 to Mar 4, 1861

Minnesota

May 11, 1858

Oregon

Feb 14, 1859

Abraham lincoln

Period: Mar 4, 1861 to Mar 15, 1865

Benjamin Harrison

Period: Mar 4, 1889 to Mar 4, 1893