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Mormons Founded

6th April 1830 - Joseph Smith

Indian Removal Act

26th May 1830 - permanent Indian frontier

Economic Depression

1837 - banks collapsed in east


Mormons were blamed

Trail of Tears

1838-1839 - The Cherokee nation forced to move to Oklahoma 4000 out of 15000 died

Nauvoo Founded

1839 - Mormons built their holy city in Illinois

Great Migration

1843 - 1000 people moves west to Oregon

Manifest Destiny

July 1845 - gods will for people to move west and occupy all of America

The Missouri Compromise

1846 - Line was drawn for all states north of the line were not allowed to be slave states

The Donner Party

1846-47 - American pioneers who got caught in awful weather trying to move west only a few survived

Mormons move to Salt Lake

1846-47 - After Smiths death Brigham young decided to take Mormons away from persecution

Gold discovered in California

24th Jan 1848 - People flocked to California in search of their fortune

Fort Laramie Treaty

17th Sept 1851 - Indians given land to roam free on and were given provisions

Uncle Toms Cabin

1852 - Harriet Beecher Stowe - novel about problems with slavery created debate

Homesteaders

1854 - first homesteaders come onto plains

Lincoln elected president

6th Nov 1860 - Secession starts he is an abolitionist

The American Civil War

12th April - Confederate troops attack Fort Sumter

The Homestead Act

20th May - act offered anyone prepared to settle in the west 160 acres of land If they stay for 5 years

Little Crows War

August 1862 - Revolt be Santee Sioux in protest of reservations

13th Amendment

1865 - non slavery is allowed in USA - the state government has the power

1865 - 1790

10 million immigrants move to America

Civil Rights Act

1866 - all equal rights given to anyone born in USA except Native Americans

Red Clouds War

1867 - Sioux Chief was angry as travellers kept going on the Bozeman Trail

14th Amendment

1868 - guaranteed citizenship to all males born in US

Fort Laramie Treaty 2

17th March 1868 - Defined territory of Sioux Indians gave them Black Hills and Bighorn Mountains

Completion of the Railroad

10th March 1869 - The transcontinental Railroad went from north to south

15th Amendment

1870 - Banned states from stopping people voting because of their race

Timbre Culture Act

March 1873 - Extra 160 acres if 40 acres were planted with trees

Gold in black hills

June 1874 - Gold was discovered in the Black Hills

Barbed Wire was invented

1874 - Joseph Glidden invented barbed wire meant large pieces of land could be fenced cheaply

Battle of Little Bighorn

24th June 1876 - Custer was in charged Custer attacked without waiting for other troops Custer and his troops were killed

Reconstruction Ends

1877 - Northen troops leave the south black codes still remain not much has changed

The Dawes Act

1887 - took reservation land and broke them up into individual plots for farming in 1887 Indians had 138 million acres by 1934 they had 47 million

Wounded knee Massacre

29th Dec 1890 - group of soldiers opened fire and killed 153 Indian men women and children