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1492

Christopher Columbus reaches the Americas.

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1607

Jamestown, Virginia, established as the first permanent English settlement.

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1609

Henry Hudson explores the Hudson River.

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1620

Pilgrims land at Plymouth Rock.

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1630

The Massachusetts Bay Colony is established.

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1649

Maryland Toleration Act passed (guaranteeing religious freedom for Christians).

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1676

Bacon's Rebellion in Virginia.

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1688

Glorious Revolution in England (impact on colonial governance).

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1692

Salem Witch Trials in Massachusetts.

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1730s

The First Great Awakening begins.

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1754-1763

French and Indian War (Seven Years' War).

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1765

The Stamp Act passed.

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1770

Boston Massacre.

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1773

Boston Tea Party.

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1776

Declaration of Independence adopted.

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1803

Louisiana Purchase.

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1804

Lewis and Clark Expedition begins.

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1812-1815

War of 1812.

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1820

Missouri Compromise.

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1830

Indian Removal Act passed.

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1846

Mexican-American War begins.

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1848

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ends the Mexican-American War.

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1850

Compromise of 1850.

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1861-1865

Civil War.

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1863

Emancipation Proclamation issued.

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1865

13th Amendment abolishes slavery.

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1868

14th Amendment grants citizenship and equal protection.

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1870

15th Amendment grants voting rights to African American men.

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1887

Dawes Act is passed, dividing Native American land.

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1890

The Battle of Wounded Knee marks the end of major Native American resistance.

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1898

Spanish-American War.

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1914-1918

World War I.

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1919

The 18th Amendment (Prohibition) is passed.

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1929

Stock Market Crash begins the Great Depression.

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1933

Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal begins.

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1941

U.S. enters World War II after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

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1945

End of World War II; U.S. drops atomic bombs on Japan.

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1954

Brown v. Board of Education ruling (desegregation of schools).

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1964

Civil Rights Act passed.

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1968

Tet Offensive and the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy.

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1980

Election of Ronald Reagan.

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1991

End of the Cold War (collapse of the Soviet Union).

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2001

9/11 attacks on the U.S.

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2008

Great Recession begins.

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2015

Same-sex marriage legalized nationwide (Obergefell v. Hodges).