Presidents Of The Era

Aloud

Period: Jan 1, 1860 to Dec 31, 1928

history projects not alound to go pass these two dates and you need 10 presidents

Abraham Lincon

Mar 4, 1861

Abraham Lincon was inagurated.

Presedent Lincon

Apr 12, 1861

civile war starts

Abraham Lincon

Apr 9, 1865

civil war ends thanks to Lincon and he also frees all of the slaves on this day.

Abraham Lincon

Apr 14, 1865

Abraham Lincon was assassinated

End of Abraham Lincon Remember

Apr 14, 1865

Without Abraham Lincon we would neaver have ended slavery. Becuse of this grate man who put his mark on the world and helped all the African Americans i am free. So thanks to this grate man every man wolmen and child in America can say they are free just like the white man use to be.

Andrew Johnson

Apr 15, 1865

Andrew Johnson was inaugrated, becuse he was president Lincon's vic president.

Andrew Johnson

Jun 9, 1865

takes place in the white house

Andrew Johnson

Mar 27, 1866

Johnson vetos a bill that gives the free men federal citizenship

Andrew Johnson

Jul 30, 1866

fires william Dennison, James Speed, and James Harlan becuse they didnt agree with him so he replaces them with someone who dose.

Andrew Johnson

Mar 30, 1867

purchase Alaska for $7.2 million

Andrew Johnson

Feb 21, 1868

Johnson refuzes to adhere the general of the army and begins the impeachment crisis

Andrew Johnson

Dec 8, 1868

Andrew Johnson could not do anything right so congress didnt like him much. Whenever he veto something congress passes it anyways. So congress was the one running the state not the president, so in otherwords he wasnt inportant.

Ulysses S. Grant

Mar 4, 1869

inaugurated

Ulysses S. Grant

Mar 5, 1871

destroys the kkk

Ulysses S. Grant

Jul 4, 1874

reelected

Andrew Johnson

Jul 31, 1875

Johnson dies

Rutherford B. Hayes

Feb 26, 1877

ended reconstuction in the south, and got out all soilders from the south with the compromise of 1877.

Rutherford B. Hayes

Mar 5, 1877

inaguated

Ulysses S. Grant

Mar 31, 1877

Left the white house

Ulysses S. Grant

Mar 31, 1877

inforced reconstruction to destory the kkk. Without him who knows what they would have done. He was just like lincon only he could not help the blacks get all there rights. But this presient was a good replacement for Johnson.

Rutherford B. Hayes

Feb 28, 1878

the bland-allison act made the treasury buy a certain amount of silver to put into silver dollars

Rutherford B. Hayes

Jun 1, 1880

Pronounced the necessity of creating an American controlled canal in Panama

Rutherford B. Hayes

Mar 4, 1881

Left the white house

James Garfield

Mar 4, 1881

inagruated

Rutherford B. Hayes

Mar 8, 1881

Without him we would not have silver dollars and we could still be fighting the south. Becuse of the few things he did we became a better nation. But unfortunitly he only wanted to run for one term in office.

James Garfield

Jul 1, 1881

Shot/ assassinated

James Garfield

Jul 1, 1881

shot but not killed

James Gsrfield

Sep 1, 1881

President for only about 6 months, the last two Months he was in bed after a assassination attempt, that left him bed ridden. But he played a crucial part in keeping peace between different factions within the Republican Party.

Chester A. Arthur

Sep 20, 1881

inaugurated

Chester A. Arthur

Nov 18, 1885

Arthur was not elected as president but became President after Garfield's assassination. He was impotant for two pieces during his presidency, one good and one bad. The Pendelton Civil Service Act has had a long reaching positive impact while the Chinese Exclusion Act became a black mark in American history.

Chester A Arthur

Nov 18, 1885

Dies of stroke

Grover Cleveland

Mar 4, 1886

Inaugurated

3 benjamin harrison

Mar 4, 1889

inagurated

Grover Cleveland

Jun 2, 1889

Cleveland is considered by historians to have been one of During his time in office, he helped begin a federal regulation of commerce. Also fought against what he saw as private abuses of federal money.

benjamin harrison

Jun 2, 1893

During his time in office, the Sherman Anti-Trust Act was passed. Even though it was of itself not that enforceable, it was an important first step towards reigning in monopolies who were taking advantage of the public.

grover cleveland

Jun 24, 1893

inagurated for a second time

Grover Cleavland

Mar 4, 1897

Disaster hit the nation as his second term began with the Panic of 1893. It ruined his Democratic party, opening the way for a Republican landslide in 1894. The result was a political realignment that ended the Third Party System and launched the Fourth Party System and the Progressive Era.

William McKinley

Mar 4, 1897

inagurated