AP United States History Timeline (copy)

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1492

Christopher Columbus arrives in the Americas, marking the beginning of European exploration and colonization.

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1501

Enslaved Africans first arrive by European settlers.

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1587

Roanoke colony is established, significant as England’s first attempt to settle North America.

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1607

Jamestown is established.

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1608

French colonized Quebec City.

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1614

Dutch settles in modern-day Albany.

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1618

The Virginia Company introduces the headright system.

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1619

Virginia established the House of Burgesses.

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1619

English colonies introduce slavery.

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1620

Sailing of the Mayflower.

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1808

American participation in the transatlantic slave trade officially ends, despite the continued existence of slavery in the United States.

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1629-1642

The Great Puritan Migration.

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1635

Connecticut received charters.

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1649

Acts of Tolerance passed.

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1651-1673

Navigation Acts passed.

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1664

England wages war to get NY territory.

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1676

Bacon’s Rebellion.

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1685

King James II proclaims NY a royal colony.

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1699

Wool Act passed.

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1729

Carolina colony splits into North and South.

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1730s

First Great Awakening.

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1732

Georgia is formed.

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1733

Molasses Act passed.

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1739

Stono Uprising.

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1754

Albany Plan of Union.

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1754-1763

French and Indian War.

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1764

Sugar Act passed.

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1765

Stamp Act passed.

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1765

Quartering Act passed.

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1770

Boston Massacre.

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1772

Townshend Acts.

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1774

First Continental Congress.

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1775

Shot Heard Round the World.

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1775

Second Continental Congress.

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1776

Declaration of Independence.

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1777

Articles of Confederation ratified.

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1778

Franco-American Alliance.

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1781

Battle of Yorktown.

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1783

Treaty of Paris.

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1789

Constitution into effect.

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1789

Judiciary Act passed.

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1791

Bill of Rights ratified.

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1793

Invention of the cotton gin.

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1802

Louisiana Purchase.

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1803

Marbury v. Madison.

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1804

12th Amendment ratified.

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1804

Lewis and Clark expedition.

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1807

Embargo Act.

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1809

Nonintercourse Act.

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1812

War of 1812.

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1819

Panic of 1819.

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1819

Adams-Onis Treaty.

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1825

Erie Canal construction.

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1828

Tariff of Abominations.

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1830

Indian Removal Act.

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1830

Mormonism is founded.

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1831

Nat Turner’s Rebellion.

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1837

Panic of 1837.

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1845

Texas gets statehood.

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1846

Mexican-American War begins.

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1848

Seneca Falls Convention.

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1850

Compromise of 1850.

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1852

Publication of Uncle Tom’s Cabin.

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1854

Bleeding Kansas.

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1855

Transportation Revolution.

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1857

Dred Scott v. Sanford decision.

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1859

John Brown’s Raid.

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1861-1862

Confiscation Acts.

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1863

Emancipation Proclamation.

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1864

Sherman’s March.

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1865-1877

Reconstruction Era.

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1867

Grange Movement.

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1869

Knights of Labor founded.

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1887

Interstate Commerce Act.

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1890

Sherman-Antitrust Act.

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1890

McKinley Tariff.

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1894

Wilson-Gorman Tariff.

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1895

US v. EC Knight Co.

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1896

Plessy v. Ferguson.

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1914

Antitrust Act.

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1917

Espionage Act.

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1918

Sedition Act.

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1920

19th amendment ratified.

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1921

Washington Conference.

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1924

Emergency Quota Act.

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1928

Kellogg-Briand Pact.

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1929

Stock market crash, Great Depression.

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1932

Bonus Expeditionary Force Attack.

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1933

21st Amendment.

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1933

Banking Act.

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1934

Good Neighbor Policy.

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1940

Lend-Lease Act.

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1940

Selective Training and Service Act.

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1942

Manhattan Project.

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1943

Tehran Conference.

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1943

Labor Disputes Act.

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1944

D-Day.

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1944

Serviceman’s Readjustment Act.

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1945

Yalta Conference.

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1946

Filipino independence.