American Political Thought. Ken KerschЧитать онлайн книгу.
1781: Articles of Confederation ratified
1785: New York Society for the Promotion of the Manumission of Slaves founded
1787–1789: Constitutional ratification debates
1789 (September 17): US Constitution adopted
1789–1799: French Revolution
Chapter 3 Antebellum Political Thought
1790–1840 (circa): Second Great Awakening
1791: US Bill of Rights adopted
1791–1804: Saint-Domingue Slave Rebellion/Haitian Revolution
1793: Fugitive Slave Act of 1793
1800: First peaceful transition of power between national political parties
1803: Louisiana Purchase
1804–1806: Lewis and Clark expedition
1808: Atlantic slave trade ended
1812: War of 1812
1814–1815: Hartford Convention
1819–1821: Missouri Crises
1821: Mexican independence from Spain shifts large parts of what later will become the American West from Spanish to Mexican control
1822: Denmark Vesey Rebellion (aborted)
1823: Monroe Doctrine
1830: Indian Removal Act/Trail of Tears
1831: The Liberator founded
1831: Nat Turner Rebellion
1833: American Anti-Slavery Society founded
1845 (July 4): Henry David Thoreau begins residence at Walden Pond
1845: US annexation of Texas
1846–1848: Mexican–American War
1848: California Gold Rush
1848: Seneca Falls Convention
Chapter 4 Secession/Civil War/Reconstruction
1850: Fugitive Slave Act of 1850
1852: Publication of Uncle Tom’s Cabin
1854: Republican Party founded
1857: Dred Scott v. Sandford
1858 (August–October): Lincoln–Douglas Debates
1859: Radical abolitionist John Brown’s raid on US arsenal at Harper’s Ferry, Virginia
1860 (December): South Carolina secedes
1861 (April 12): South Carolina fires upon Fort Sumter; hostilities begin
1861–1865: Abraham Lincoln presidency
1861–1865: US Civil War
1862: Homestead Act
1863: Emancipation Proclamation
1863: Gettysburg Address
1864: Sand Creek massacre
1865 (April 9): Robert E. Lee surrenders to Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox Courthouse
1865 (April 15): Abraham Lincoln assassinated
1865 (June 19): First African-American Juneteenth celebration commemorating the Emancipation Proclamation
1865: First Ku Klux Klan founded
1865–1870: Civil War Amendments adopted
1865–1877: Reconstruction
1866: Civil Rights Act of 1866
Chapter 5 Industrial Capitalism, Reformism, and the New American State
1869: Transcontinental Railroad completed
1869–1874: Granger Laws passed
1871: Indian Appropriations Act
1872: First National Park established at Yellowstone
1875: Civil Rights Act of 1875 (voided by Civil Rights Cases, 1883)
1876: Alexander Graham Bell invents telephone
1876: Battle of Little Big Horn
1877–1880: Thomas Edison invents the phonograph, the electric light bulb, and electric power generation
1882: Chinese Exclusion Act
1886 (May 4): Haymarket Affair, Chicago
1887: Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) established
1887: Dawes Act (Native American land allotments)
1890: Sherman Anti-trust Act
1890: Wounded Knee massacre
1890: American Frontier closed
1890: “Jim Crow” white supremacy re-established in South
1890s (circa): Populist movement
1890–1920: Progressive era
1892: Homestead Strike, Pittsburgh
1896: Plessy v. Ferguson
1898: Spanish–American War
1901–1909: Theodore Roosevelt presidency
1903: Wright Brothers invent airplane and fly at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina
1908: Introduction of the Model T automobile by the Ford Motor Company
1909: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) founded
1912: Theodore Roosevelt’s third-party “Bull Moose” presidential campaign
1913: Federal Reserve established
1913–1921: Woodrow Wilson presidency
1914–1918: World War I
1917 (April)–1918 (November): US joins World War I
1918–1920: Spanish flu pandemic
1920: Nineteenth Amendment ratified
1920–1933: Prohibition
1921: Tulsa Race massacre
1921: Equal Rights Amendment proposed
1924: Immigration Act
1924: Indian Citizenship Act
Chapter 6 The New Deal Liberal Order: Collapse, Culmination, or “Great Exception”?
1929–1939: