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1800

Thomas Jefferson Elected

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1803

Lousiana Purchase, Marbury V Madison (Judicial Review)

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1808

James Madison elected

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1812-1814

War of 1812

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1816

James Monroe elected

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1820

Missouri Compromise

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1823

Monroe Doctrine, makes US unofficial owner of western hemisphere

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1824

John Quincy Adams elected

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1825

Erie Canal opens

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1828

Andrew Jackson elected

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1836

Martin Van Buren Elected

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1838

Trail of Tears

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1840

William Henry Harrison elected then dies, John Tyler takes over (his VP)

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11th Amendment

Lawsuits against states, ppl in Dif states cant sue each other

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12th Amendment

Election of President and Vice president, electors vote for one Pres and one VP

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French and Indian war

1754-1763

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French and Indian war Ends + Pontiacs Rebellion & Proclamation of 1763

1763

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American Revolutionary War begins - Lexington & concord

1775

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Declaration of Independence

1776

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Articles of Confederation

1781

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American Revolution ends - Treaty of Paris

1783

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Constitutional Convention

1787

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Washington presidency begings

1789

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Bill of Rights

1791

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John Adams elected

1796

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Yalta Conference, End of WWII & Atomic Bomb on Japan

1945

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Truman Doctrine (Containment policy begins)

1947

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Eisenhower Elected

1952

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Korean War (3 yr range)

1950-1953

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Brown v Board Education Topeka

1954

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John F Kennedy Elected

1960

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Cuban Missile Crisis

1962

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MLK’s march on Washington, JFK assassinated, LBJ starts

1963

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Civil Rights Act + Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (Vietnam)

1964

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Richard Nixon Elected

1968

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MLK and Robert F Kennedy assassinated + Tet Offensive in vietnam

1968

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Watergate + Nixon Resigns, Ford Presidency begins

1974

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US Exit of Vietnam

1975

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Jimmy Carter Elected

1976

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Iranian Hostage Crisis (3 yr range)

1979-1981

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Ronald Reagan Elected

1980

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Fall of the Berlin War + End of Cold War

1989

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George HW Bush elected

1988

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9/11 Terrorist Attacks

2001

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22nd Amendment

limits president to 2 terms (2 terms)

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23rd Amendment

residents of D.C. can vote for president but NOT congress (suffrage in DC)

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24th Amendment

forbids poll tax (poll tax)

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25th Amendment

if president is removed, dies, or resigns, VP is next in line. president can fulfill VP vacancy by vote with congress.

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26th Amendment

voting age 18

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27th Amendment

increase in congressional pay does not start until next House of Reps election

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Christopher Columbus Arrives

1492

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Jamestown settled

1607

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VA House of Burgesses & Slaves arrive

1619

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Plymouth settled

1620

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1st Amendment

Freedom of religion, speech, press, religion

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2nd Amendment

Right to bear arms

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3rd Amendment

Housing of soldiers

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4th Amendment

Search and Seizure

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5th Amendment

Rights of the accused

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6th Amendment

Rights to a fair trial

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7th Amendment

Rights in civil cases

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8th Amendment

Cruel and unusual punishment

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9th Amendment

Rights retained by the people

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10th Amendment

Rights retained by the states and the people