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US HISTORY TIMELINE
SHAWN CLEMMER
3/17/13
Andrew Carnegie-
                                                                                               Scottish immigrant
                                                                                               that worked his way
  From 1862 to 1900                                                                            up through society
  nearly 600,000                                                                               and eventually
  families took                                                                                owned the Carnegie
                                                      Soddy Homes-
  advantage of the                                                                             Steel Company
                                                      House made of
  Homestead Act and                                                                            which at one point
                                                      stacks of prairie turf.
  moved West. These                                                                            manufactured nearly
                                                      Animals borrowed in
  families were known                                                                          all of the worlds
                                                      them but the houses
  as Homesteaders.                                                                             steel.
                                                      were fireproof and
                                                      cheap to make.


1861                         1862                          1863                   1864                  1865

                                    African Americans
       Homestead Act                                                            Sand Creek
                                    known as
       passed with                                                              Massacre occurs in
                                    “Exodusters” move
       congress offering                                                        the great plains
                                    west from the deep
       160 acres in the                                                         region as U.S.
                                    south in conclusion
       west to families                                                         troops are ordered
                                    to the Homestead
       willing to move out                                                      by General S.R.
                                    Act.
       there                                                                    Curtis to slaughter a
                                                                                tribe of Cheyenne
                                                                                Indians for returning
                                                                                to their old
                                                                                reservation.
Tammany Hall-
                                   Democratic political
                                   machine in New
    Oliver Kelly- Started          York City led by
    the Patrons of                 Boss Tweed.
    Husbandry to give              Overcharged
    farm families social           taxpayers for
    outlets and                    projects throughout
    gatherings and                 the city so they
    farmers co-op.                 could gain some
                                   profit.


 1886                       1867            1868             1869                1870
Buffalo Soldiers-
Name given to the                   Sitting Bull- Leader            Patronage- Since
all black regiments                 of the Hunkpapa                 the beginning of the
of the U.S. Calvary.                Sioux tribe. Killed by          19th century
Name was invented                   police after that               presidents had
by the native                       believed he was                 complained about
Americans tribes                    organizing a group              the problem of giving
they fought.                        of Indians to                   government jobs to
                                    overthrow the police            people who had
                                    and government                  helped a candidate
                                                                    get elected.
Greenbacks-
Urbanization- There
                                                                                 Political party
was a sudden
                               Credit Mobilier- A                                established in 1874
growth in population
                               scandal in 1872                                   that supported the
of the large cities as
people moved there             which the Union                                   production and use
                               Pacific Railway sold                              of government
to live for cheaper.
                               stock to politicians in                           issued currency.
                               return for favors.
         1871
                                                                 1873                                         1875
       Andrew Carnegie-
       Single handedly
       relayed messages                                                                            Long Drive-
       that unsnarled a                                                                            Cowboys
                                                         Ellis Island-                             transported cattle
       tangle of freight and                             Immigration station
       passenger trains. He                                                                        over a 3 month trek
                                                         in New York City.                         selling some of them
       was the first                                     One of the largest
       industrial moguls to                                                                        along the way.
                                                         stations in the U.S..
       make his own                                      Mostly Europeans
       fortune.                                          passed through
                                                         here. Immigrants
                                                         had to pass a series
                                                         of health exams to
                                                         be admitted into the
                                                         country.
Nez Perce- tribe of                             Poll tax-
                         native Americans in                             Requirement to
                         the pacific                                     voters stating they
Thomas Edison-           northwest. The tribe                            had to pay an
Famous inventor          battled but                                     annual tax in order
and developer of the     eventually                                      to vote. Most blacks
first research lab. He   surrendered to the                              were too poor to
also developed the       US Calvary in 1877                              afford this
light bulb and           marking the
spreading electricity    somewhat end to
throughout the           battles between
nation.                  natives and the US
                         government.


          1876                1877                       1878                                                  1880
                                                                                                Karl Marx- German
Alexander Graham           Chief Joseph- leader                                                 Philosopher that
                                                  Literacy Test- There
Bell- Inventor of the      of the Nez Perce                                                     opposed socialism
                                                  were many voting
telephone                  tribe that                                                           and communism. He
                                                  restrictions in the
                           surrendered to the                                                   believed the working
                                                  period of time. Most
                           US in Montana.                                                       class and poor
                                                  states denied blacks
Telephone- Device                                 the right to vote .                           should help control
invented to verbally                              Some states even                              society this method
speak with someone        George Eastman-         required a literacy                           was known a
a long distance away      American inventor       test to see how well                          Marxism.
through a headset.        that invented the       someone could read
                          Kodak camera, a         which would
                          camera using            determine if they
                          flexible film that      could vote or not.
                          could easily be
                          unloaded and the
                          pictures be
                          developed
Gilded Age- Era of
                                     William Randolph
          post civil war time        Hearst- Wealthy
          that saw a rapid of        businessman that
          growth in the              owned multiple
          economy and                major newspapers
          population. One of         and printed
          the biggest jumps in       exaggerated tales to
          American History.
                                     attract readers.




       1881                                   1883                                 1885
                                 Robber Baron- Term
Jim Crow Laws-                   used for wealthy           Ragtime- A style of
Segregation laws                 businessmen who            music that combined
passed to deny                   unethically and            African Americans
African Americans of             immorally obtained         spiritual tunes and
their rights and                 their wealth.              European which was
separate them from                                          loud and promoted
whites.                                                     dancing freely. This
                                                            lead to many other
                                                            types of music.
Jane Adams- most
                                   prominent reformer                                     Ida B. Wells- An
                                   of the era that                                        educated black
                                   helped turn focus to                                   woman that worked
                                   the care of children                                   hard to move herself
Grange- Also known                 and welfare.                                           up in the social class
as Patrons of                                                                             and believed the
Husbandry. Made to                                                                        U.S. government
set up coops and                                                                          was content on
support railroad                                                                          hindering blacks
conditions to rural                                                                       from being
farm communities.                                                                         successful.



      1886                                                1888                                               1890
                                                                 Graft- Illegal use of           Ghost Dance- A
William Jennings
                                                                 political influence to          ritual that the
Bryan- Nebraska
                                                                 make money.                     prophet Bisioux,
Congressman that
                                                                 Politicians would               brought up a lot of
delivered the
                                                                 overcharge for                  controversy with
famous “cross of
                                                                 projects.                       Americans.
gold speech” and
also ran for
President in the
democrats in 1896.    Haymarket Affair- In
He gave the cross     an 1886 worker
gold speech           strike in Chicago an
somewhere between     unknown person
this time however.    threw a dynamite
                      bomb at a police
                      force killing 8
                      people.
Booker T.
                       Washington – Great
                       leader for blacks
                       who represented
                       former slaves and
                       equal rights. He
                       strongly spoke out
                       against segregation
                       for the African
                       Americans.




 1891                                           1893                                  1895
                                                                                William McKinley-
                                                       Pullman Strike- A
Populist- A                                                                     Republican
                                                       major strike between
supporter of the                                                                nominee for
                                                       labor unions and the
system of Populism     Omaha Platform-                                          President in 1896
                                                       U.S. Railways when
in which the           Convention held in                                       who supported the
                                                       wages were cut and
common peoples         Omaha, Nebraska                                          gold system for the
                                                       work days
needs are favored      for the Populist party                                   early parts of his
                                                       lengthened. Strike
over the wealthy and   which stated their                                       campaign. Won
                                                       was at one point
elite.                 beliefs and                                              presidency as the
                                                       250,000 people
                       established their                                        25th president.
                                                       strong and Labor
                       platforms.
                                                       day was established
                                                       in conclusion to this.
                                                       Strikers damaged a
                                                       lot of property.
W.E.B. Dubois- Great
                                    African American who
                                    pursued social justice, had
      John D. Rockefeller-          wise literary imagination,
      Established an oil company,   and had pioneering social-
      joined with competing         scientific studies at Harvard
      companies and trust           University.
      agreements.

                                     1905
         1901

Monopoly- United
States of Steel was
one of the most
common companies
to form a monopoly.
Bibliography (work cited)
•  http://www.jrcompton.com/family/Clare/history.html
•  http://www.google.com/imgres?q=soddy+home
•  avikatz.net
•  stratamaxgames.com
•  visitingdc.com
•  www.google.com/images
   www.webdubois.org
RED BOXES= western pioneers
YELLOW BOXES= politics and laws ect. Ect.
LIGHT GREEN BOXES= military
PURPLE BOXES=industrial
ORANGE BOXES= urbanization/ immigration
PINK BOXES= gilded age/ culture/important people who fought for rights

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  • 1. US HISTORY TIMELINE SHAWN CLEMMER 3/17/13
  • 2. Andrew Carnegie- Scottish immigrant that worked his way From 1862 to 1900 up through society nearly 600,000 and eventually families took owned the Carnegie Soddy Homes- advantage of the Steel Company House made of Homestead Act and which at one point stacks of prairie turf. moved West. These manufactured nearly Animals borrowed in families were known all of the worlds them but the houses as Homesteaders. steel. were fireproof and cheap to make. 1861 1862 1863 1864 1865 African Americans Homestead Act Sand Creek known as passed with Massacre occurs in “Exodusters” move congress offering the great plains west from the deep 160 acres in the region as U.S. south in conclusion west to families troops are ordered to the Homestead willing to move out by General S.R. Act. there Curtis to slaughter a tribe of Cheyenne Indians for returning to their old reservation.
  • 3. Tammany Hall- Democratic political machine in New Oliver Kelly- Started York City led by the Patrons of Boss Tweed. Husbandry to give Overcharged farm families social taxpayers for outlets and projects throughout gatherings and the city so they farmers co-op. could gain some profit. 1886 1867 1868 1869 1870 Buffalo Soldiers- Name given to the Sitting Bull- Leader Patronage- Since all black regiments of the Hunkpapa the beginning of the of the U.S. Calvary. Sioux tribe. Killed by 19th century Name was invented police after that presidents had by the native believed he was complained about Americans tribes organizing a group the problem of giving they fought. of Indians to government jobs to overthrow the police people who had and government helped a candidate get elected.
  • 4. Greenbacks- Urbanization- There Political party was a sudden Credit Mobilier- A established in 1874 growth in population scandal in 1872 that supported the of the large cities as people moved there which the Union production and use Pacific Railway sold of government to live for cheaper. stock to politicians in issued currency. return for favors. 1871 1873 1875 Andrew Carnegie- Single handedly relayed messages Long Drive- that unsnarled a Cowboys Ellis Island- transported cattle tangle of freight and Immigration station passenger trains. He over a 3 month trek in New York City. selling some of them was the first One of the largest industrial moguls to along the way. stations in the U.S.. make his own Mostly Europeans fortune. passed through here. Immigrants had to pass a series of health exams to be admitted into the country.
  • 5. Nez Perce- tribe of Poll tax- native Americans in Requirement to the pacific voters stating they Thomas Edison- northwest. The tribe had to pay an Famous inventor battled but annual tax in order and developer of the eventually to vote. Most blacks first research lab. He surrendered to the were too poor to also developed the US Calvary in 1877 afford this light bulb and marking the spreading electricity somewhat end to throughout the battles between nation. natives and the US government. 1876 1877 1878 1880 Karl Marx- German Alexander Graham Chief Joseph- leader Philosopher that Literacy Test- There Bell- Inventor of the of the Nez Perce opposed socialism were many voting telephone tribe that and communism. He restrictions in the surrendered to the believed the working period of time. Most US in Montana. class and poor states denied blacks Telephone- Device the right to vote . should help control invented to verbally Some states even society this method speak with someone George Eastman- required a literacy was known a a long distance away American inventor test to see how well Marxism. through a headset. that invented the someone could read Kodak camera, a which would camera using determine if they flexible film that could vote or not. could easily be unloaded and the pictures be developed
  • 6. Gilded Age- Era of William Randolph post civil war time Hearst- Wealthy that saw a rapid of businessman that growth in the owned multiple economy and major newspapers population. One of and printed the biggest jumps in exaggerated tales to American History. attract readers. 1881 1883 1885 Robber Baron- Term Jim Crow Laws- used for wealthy Ragtime- A style of Segregation laws businessmen who music that combined passed to deny unethically and African Americans African Americans of immorally obtained spiritual tunes and their rights and their wealth. European which was separate them from loud and promoted whites. dancing freely. This lead to many other types of music.
  • 7. Jane Adams- most prominent reformer Ida B. Wells- An of the era that educated black helped turn focus to woman that worked the care of children hard to move herself Grange- Also known and welfare. up in the social class as Patrons of and believed the Husbandry. Made to U.S. government set up coops and was content on support railroad hindering blacks conditions to rural from being farm communities. successful. 1886 1888 1890 Graft- Illegal use of Ghost Dance- A William Jennings political influence to ritual that the Bryan- Nebraska make money. prophet Bisioux, Congressman that Politicians would brought up a lot of delivered the overcharge for controversy with famous “cross of projects. Americans. gold speech” and also ran for President in the democrats in 1896. Haymarket Affair- In He gave the cross an 1886 worker gold speech strike in Chicago an somewhere between unknown person this time however. threw a dynamite bomb at a police force killing 8 people.
  • 8. Booker T. Washington – Great leader for blacks who represented former slaves and equal rights. He strongly spoke out against segregation for the African Americans. 1891 1893 1895 William McKinley- Pullman Strike- A Populist- A Republican major strike between supporter of the nominee for labor unions and the system of Populism Omaha Platform- President in 1896 U.S. Railways when in which the Convention held in who supported the wages were cut and common peoples Omaha, Nebraska gold system for the work days needs are favored for the Populist party early parts of his lengthened. Strike over the wealthy and which stated their campaign. Won was at one point elite. beliefs and presidency as the 250,000 people established their 25th president. strong and Labor platforms. day was established in conclusion to this. Strikers damaged a lot of property.
  • 9. W.E.B. Dubois- Great African American who pursued social justice, had John D. Rockefeller- wise literary imagination, Established an oil company, and had pioneering social- joined with competing scientific studies at Harvard companies and trust University. agreements. 1905 1901 Monopoly- United States of Steel was one of the most common companies to form a monopoly.
  • 10. Bibliography (work cited) • http://www.jrcompton.com/family/Clare/history.html • http://www.google.com/imgres?q=soddy+home • avikatz.net • stratamaxgames.com • visitingdc.com • www.google.com/images www.webdubois.org RED BOXES= western pioneers YELLOW BOXES= politics and laws ect. Ect. LIGHT GREEN BOXES= military PURPLE BOXES=industrial ORANGE BOXES= urbanization/ immigration PINK BOXES= gilded age/ culture/important people who fought for rights