Oops! All Dates Flashcards

All The Dates From APUSH

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1492

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Columbus’s first voyage to America

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1587

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Establishment of Roanoke

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3
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1590

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Disappearance of Roanoke

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4
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1607

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Jamestown Established

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5
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1619

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The House of Burgesses Established

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1620

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Establishment of Plymouth Colony, Mayflower Compact Established

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1630

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Puritans arrive in America

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1651, 1660

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Navigation Acts

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1675-1678

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King Philip’s/Metacom’s War

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1676

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Bacon’s Rebellion

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1685-1815

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Enlightenment Period

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12
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1689

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Two Treatises of Government published by John Locke

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13
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1689-1763

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Salutary Neglect

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14
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1692-1693

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Salem Witch Trials

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15
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1720s-1740s

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The First Great Awakening

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16
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1754

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Albany Plan of Union

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1754-1763

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The French & Indian War/Seven Year’s War

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1763

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Treaty of Paris (Fr. & In.), Proclamation Line established

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19
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1764

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Sugar Act

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1765

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  • Stamp Act
  • Quartering Act
  • Stamp Act Congress
  • Declaration of Rights and Grievances
  • Establishment of the Sons of Liberty
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21
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1766

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Declaratory Act

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22
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1767

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Townshend Acts

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23
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1770

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Boston Massacre

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1770-1773

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Quiet Period

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1772
The Committee of Correspondence established
26
1773
Tea Act, Boston Tea Party
27
1774
Coercive/Intolerable Acts, First Continental Congress
28
1775
* Second Continental Congress * Olive Branch Petition * Battles of Lexington & Concord * American Revolution begins
29
1776
* Common Sense published * Declaration of Independence * Sons of Liberty dissolved
30
1781
* End of the American Revolution * Articles of Confederation established
31
1783
Treaty of Paris (Am. Revolution)
32
1786-1787
Shay's Rebellion
33
1787
* The Philadelphia Convention * Northwest Ordinance passed
34
1789
* Articles of Confederation ended * Three-Fifths Compromise established * French Revolution began * Bill of Rights introduced * Judiciary Act established
35
1790s-1840s
The Second Great Awakening
36
1791
Hamilton's Plan Introduced
37
1794
* Jay's Treaty * Whiskey Rebellion
38
1796
* Election of John Adams * George Washington's Farewell Address
39
1797
XYZ Affair
40
1798
* Quasi-War * Alien & Sedition Act signed * Virginia & Kentucky Resolutions released
41
1800
Election of Thomas Jefferson
42
1800s-1850s
The American Romantic Period
43
1801
Barbary Wars
44
1803
Marbury vs. Madison, Louisiana Purchase
45
1804
Beginning of Lewis & Clark's Journey
46
1807
The Chesapeake Incident, Embargo Act signed
47
1808
Election of James Madison, Non-Aligned Act signed
48
1810
Macon's Bill No. 2
49
1811-1813
Tecumseh's War
50
1812-1815
War of 1812
51
1813-1814
The Creek War
52
1815-1825
The Era of Good Feelings
53
1816-1858
The Seminole Wars
54
1819
McCulloch vs. Maryland, Panic of 1819
55
1820
The Missouri Compromise
56
1820s-1830s
The Market Revolution
57
1824
* Henry Clay's American System * First Corrupt Bargain
58
1828
Election of Andrew Jackson, Tariff of 1828/Abominations
59
1830
* Indian Removal Act * Birth of Mormonism
60
1830s-1840s
The Trail of Tears
61
1830s-1850s
Life span of the Whig Party
62
1832
Tariff of 1832
63
1832-1836
The Bank War
64
1833
Nullification Crisis & Force Bill
65
1835-1836
The Texas Revolution
66
1837
Panic of 1837
67
1844
Election of James K. Polk
68
1846
The Wilmot Proviso
69
1846-1848
Mexican-American War
70
1848
Seneca Falls Convention
71
1849
California Gold Rush
72
1850
Compromise of 1850, Fugitive Slave Act
73
1852
Uncle Tom's Cabin Published
74
1853
The Gadsen Purchase
75
1854
* Kansas-Nebraska Act * Collapse of the Whig Party * Publishing of "The Angel in the House"
76
1855-1858
Bleeding Kansas
77
1856
Caning in the Senate, election of James Buchanan
78
1872
"American Progress" released
79
1857
* Scott v. Sanford * Panic of 1857
80
1858
Lincoln-Douglas Debates
81
1859
John Brown's Raid on Harper's Ferry
82
1860
* Election of Abraham Lincoln * South Carolina secedes from the Union
83
1861
* Beginning of the Civil War * Lincoln suspends the Writ of Habeas Corpus
84
1862
* The Emancipation Proclamation * The Homestead Act
85
1863
* The transcontinental railroad began construction * The Gettysburg Address * The 10% plan
86
1864
* Wade-Davis bill * Sand Creek massacre
87
1865
* Freedman's Bureau was Established * The end of the Civil War * Lincoln was assassinated * The 13th Amendment was ratified * KKK established
88
1866
14th amendment ratified
89
1867
* Beginning of radical reconstruction * Alaska was purchased * Granger Movement began
90
1868
* Impeachment of Johnson * Election of Ulysses S. Grant
91
1870
The 15th Amendment
92
1870s-1880s
* Rise of Social Darwinism * The Farmer's Alliance
93
1870-1914
Second Industrial Revolution
94
1870s-1920s
* The Gilded Age * Social Gospel Movement
95
1871
William "Boss" Tweed exposed by Thomas Nast
96
1873
Panic of 1873
97
1876
* The invention of the telephone * Custer's last stand * 2nd corrupt bargain * The election of Rutherford B. Hayes * The end of radical reconstruction
98
1876-1877
The Great Sioux War
99
1882
Chinese Exclusion Act passed
100
1883
Pendleton Civil Service Act passed
101
1886
Samuel Gompers formed the American Federation of Labor (AFL)
102
1887
Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) established
103
1889
"The Gospel of Wealth" was published
104
1890
* The Pan-American Union was formed * The Sherman Anti-Trust Act was passed * The Sherman Silver Purchase Act passed * The McKinley Tariff was established * "The Influence of Sea Power Upon History" was published * "How the Other Half Lived" was published * The peak of the Ghost Dance movement
105
1890s-1920s
The Progressive Era
106
1893
Panic of 1893
107
1895-1898
The Cuban Revolution
108
1896
"Cross of Gold" speech given, William McKinley elected
109
1898
The Teller Amendment, The Spanish-American War, Treaty of Paris (Sp-Am)
110
1899
The Hull House was built, "The White Man's Burden" was written, James Dole arrived in Hawaii
111
1899-1901
The Boxer Rebellion
112
1901
Theodore Roosevelt assumes office after William Mckinley's assassination
113
1903
The Platt Amendment
114
1904
The National Child Labor Committee was founded, The Roosevelt Corollary was articulated
115
1904-1914
The Panama Canal was built
116
1905
The Bureau of Forestry was expanded by Roosevelt
117
1906
"The Jungle" was published
118
1907
The Great White Fleet sailed
119
1909
The NAACP was founded, declaration of London
120
1910
Mann Act passed
121
1912
Woodrow Wilson was elected
122
1913
The 16th Amendment was ratified, the 17th Amendment was established, Underwood Simmons Tariff/Revenue Act signed into law
123
1914
* Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated * July crisis * UNIA founded * Guns of August * FTC was established
124
1915
Lusitania sinks
125
1916
Sussex sinks, Sussex pledge, Margaret Sanger opened the first US birth control clinic
126
1917
* Zimmerman Telegram intercepted * Espionage Act * Selective Service/Draft Act * Americans enter Europe * The Russian Revolution
127
1918
Woodrow Wilson's 14 points, Sedition Act
128
1919
18th Amendment ratified, Treaty of Versailles
129
1920
League of Nations, 19th Amendment ratified, the Short Recession, Harlem Renaissance
130
1921
Committee of Public Information
131
1924
Dawes/Young Plan
132
1925
Scopes Monkey Trial
133
1928
Kellogg-Briand Pact
134
1929
Black Tuesday & Black Thursday, the Beginning of the Great Depression
135
1930-1936
Dust Bowl
136
1932
FDR elected
137
1933
Emergency Banking Act, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, 21st Amendment ratified
138
1933-1944
Fireside Chats
139
1934
Securities & Exchange Commission
140
1935
Social Security Act, 1st Neutrality Act
141
1937
Court-Packing Plan, 2nd Neutrality Act
142
1938
House of Un-American Activities (HUAC) formed
143
1939
Cash & Carry Policy
144
1940
National Defense Research Committee
145
1941
Lend-Lease Act, Atlantic Charter, Pearl Harbor, Office of Price Administration, Office of Science Research and Development
146
1942
Manhattan Project, Executive Order 9066
147
1944
G.I. Bill passed
148
1946
The Long Telegram, Iron Curtain speech, Employment Act
149
1946-1964
The Baby Boom
150
1947
* Truman Doctrine * Taft-Hartley Act * National Security Act * Joint Chief of Staff * First Levittown built
151
1947-1948
Marshall Plan
152
1947-1991
The Cold War
153
1948
US allies with Israel, Executive Order 9981, "Beat Generation" coined
154
1948-1949
Berlin Blockade, Berlin Airlift
155
1949
* Truman proposes the "Fair Deal" * NATO formed * West Germany formed * Alger Hiss trials begin * Chinese Communist Revolution * Russia develops an atomic bomb * East Germany formed
156
1950
* Beginning of McCarthyism * Beginning of the Lavender Scares * Internal Report 68 * McCarran International Security Act passed * Beginning of the Rosenburg trials * Rise of teenage culture
157
1950-1953
The Korean War
158
1951
22nd Amendment ratified
159
1952
Dwight D. Eisenhower elected
160
1953
"The Crucilble" was released, Executive Order 10450 was signed, Operation Ajax begins
161
1954
Brown v. Board of Education, Operation PBSUCCESS
162
1955
Warsaw Pact, Brown II, Montgomery Bus Boycotts
163
1955-1975
Vietnam War
164
1956
National Highway System began construction, Suez Crisis, Hungarian Revolution
165
1957
Eisenhower Doctrine, Little Rock 9, Sputnik launched
166
1958
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) was formed, National Aeronautics Space Administration (NASA) was formed
167
1959
Cuban Revolution
168
1960
* Greensboro sit-ins * Student Nonviolent Coordinating Commission (SNCC) * Kennedy-Nixon debates * Ruby Bridges begins school
169
1960s-1970s
Period of detente
170
1961
* JFK inaugurated * Eisenhower's Farewell Address * Bay of Pigs Invasion * Freedom Riders began traveling * Berlin Wall built
171
1962
James Meredith enrolls at the University of Mississippi, Cuban Missile Crisis
172
1963
* The Feminine Mystique" published * Birmingham Campaign * Letter from Birmingham Jail * "Ich Bin Ein Berliner" Speech * March on Washington DC * "I Have a Dream" Speech * JFK assassinated
173
1964
* Freedom Summer * Freedom Summer Murders * Great Society Plan * Civil Rights Act * Gulf of Tonkin Incident * The Midnight Address * Economic Opportunity Act
174
1965
March from Selma, Immigration Act, Voting Rights Act
175
1968
* Tet Offensive * My Lai Massacre * MLK's assassination * RFK's assassination * Richard Nixon elected
176
1969
* US Moon Landing * Woodstock Festival * Vietnam Draft Lottery * Chicago 7 Trial
177
1970
Kent State Shooting, Jackson State Shooting
178
1971
The Pentagon Papers
179
1972
SALT I, Watergate Scandal
180
1973
Roe v. Wade, 1973 Oil Crisis
181
1974
Nixon resigned, Gerald Ford inaugurated, 3rd corrupt bargain
182
1978
Camp David Accords
183
1978-1979
Iranian Revolution
184
1979
SALT II, Malaise Speech/Crisis of Confidence Speech, Iranian Hostage Crisis
185
1980
Election of Ronald Reagan, the beginning of new conservatism
186
1981
Beginning or Reaganomics, beginning of the AIDS epidemic
187
1982
Nancy Reagan introduces "Just Say No"
188
1983
Strategic Defense Initiative (Star Wars)
189
1985
Iron Contra Affair
190
1986
Glasnost introduced in Russia
191
1987
Reagan's "Tear down this wall!" speech, Perestroika introduced in Russia, Black Monday
192
1988
Dukakis's "tank" speech, Goerge H. W. Bush elected
193
1989
Invasion of Panama
194
1991
The Gulf War, Soviet Collapse
195
1992
Election of Bill Clinton
196
1993
Whitewatergate
197
1998
Monicagate
198
2000
Florida recount, the election of Goerge W. Bush
199
2001
9/11