US Timeline Slavery to 1960s

US Timeline Slavery to 1960s

US Timeline

1796-7 December. John Adams was elected the second President of the United States Jefferson elected Vice President receives the second highest number of votes of electors.

1799-Jefferson leaves Philadelphia Monticello, arriving at the 8th.

-14 December. George Washington's Mount Vernon dies.

1800-June. Capital of the United States moved from Philadelphia to Washington, district of Colombia 1802-Ohio prohibits slavery 1806-April 19. Jefferson appoints James Monroe and William Pinkney as joint Commissioners in the UK.

1808-November-James Madison was elected.

1812-war of 1812-1814 British England burn the Capitol building in Washington, 1815-Napoleon, finally, finally won in Waterloo.

1818-Georgia prohibits release Karl Marx was born in Germany, 1819-Alabama admitted as a slave State, bringing the number of slave-holding States and free Nations in equal numbers.

1821-New York offers free Blacks the right to vote is of 1824-Mexico prohibits slavery-1825-completed Canal ERI-major achievement of transportation who made New York City and New York to climb on a commercial basis.

1827-Slavery is prohibited in New York, 1829-1830 Georgia denies education Slaves "underground railroad" created 1831-NATA, Baptist preacher Turner leads slave revolt in Southampton, Virginia, killing at least 57 white. Alabama makes illegal for blacks to preach 1836-Martin Van Buren was elected President. Article: "the greatest American President" 1837-depression begins with "the panic of 1837, 1846-1853-war with Mexico's President Filmor dies in Office, Franklin Pierce-America and Mexico sign Gadsden Treaty; Vice President William King dies; Polar researcher Elisha Kane enterprises farther north than anyone before.

1854-Franklin Pierce Re-elected President of 1855-free Soilers Government prohibition of slavery and the black of Kansas, David Livingstone discovers Victoria Falls, Walt Whitman publishes "Leaves of grass".



1858-1859, born Theodore Roosevelt-Lincoln-Douglas debate in the Senate race, Douglas was elected.

Oregon 1859-1860-State recognized 6 November-Lincoln was elected President on March 4, 1861-Lincoln Opening-April 12-Fort Samter bombarded, 1862-Rowena Morrill Act is public land reserved ...