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1800
Thomas Jefferson Elected
1803
Lousiana Purchase, Marbury V Madison (Judicial Review)
1808
James Madison elected
1812-1814
War of 1812
1816
James Monroe elected
1820
Missouri Compromise
1823
Monroe Doctrine, makes US unofficial owner of western hemisphere
1824
John Quincy Adams elected
1825
Erie Canal opens
1828
Andrew Jackson elected
1836
Martin Van Buren Elected
1838
Trail of Tears
1840
William Henry Harrison elected then dies, John Tyler takes over (his VP)
11th Amendment
Lawsuits against states, ppl in Dif states cant sue each other
12th Amendment
Election of President and Vice president, electors vote for one Pres and one VP
French and Indian war
1754-1763
French and Indian war Ends + Pontiacs Rebellion & Proclamation of 1763
1763
American Revolutionary War begins - Lexington & concord
1775
Declaration of Independence
1776
Articles of Confederation
1781
American Revolution ends - Treaty of Paris
1783
Constitutional Convention
1787
Washington presidency begings
1789
Bill of Rights
1791
John Adams elected
1796
Yalta Conference, End of WWII & Atomic Bomb on Japan
1945
Truman Doctrine (Containment policy begins)
1947
Eisenhower Elected
1952
Korean War (3 yr range)
1950-1953
Brown v Board Education Topeka
1954
John F Kennedy Elected
1960
Cuban Missile Crisis
1962
MLK’s march on Washington, JFK assassinated, LBJ starts
1963
Civil Rights Act + Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (Vietnam)
1964
Richard Nixon Elected
1968
MLK and Robert F Kennedy assassinated + Tet Offensive in vietnam
1968
Watergate + Nixon Resigns, Ford Presidency begins
1974
US Exit of Vietnam
1975
Jimmy Carter Elected
1976
Iranian Hostage Crisis (3 yr range)
1979-1981
Ronald Reagan Elected
1980
Fall of the Berlin War + End of Cold War
1989
George HW Bush elected
1988
9/11 Terrorist Attacks
2001
22nd Amendment
limits president to 2 terms (2 terms)
23rd Amendment
residents of D.C. can vote for president but NOT congress (suffrage in DC)
24th Amendment
forbids poll tax (poll tax)
25th Amendment
if president is removed, dies, or resigns, VP is next in line. president can fulfill VP vacancy by vote with congress.
26th Amendment
voting age 18
27th Amendment
increase in congressional pay does not start until next House of Reps election
Christopher Columbus Arrives
1492
Jamestown settled
1607
VA House of Burgesses & Slaves arrive
1619
Plymouth settled
1620
1st Amendment
Freedom of religion, speech, press, religion
2nd Amendment
Right to bear arms
3rd Amendment
Housing of soldiers
4th Amendment
Search and Seizure
5th Amendment
Rights of the accused
6th Amendment
Rights to a fair trial
7th Amendment
Rights in civil cases
8th Amendment
Cruel and unusual punishment
9th Amendment
Rights retained by the people
10th Amendment
Rights retained by the states and the people