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1800
- Convention With France; September 30
ca. 1800 Iroquois Women
Work
the Fields
1801-04 Peter
Cartwright Brings Evangelical Christianity to the West
1801
- Jefferson's First Inaugural Address; March 4
1801
- Jefferson's First Annual Message; December 8
1802
- Convention Regarding Articles 6 and 7 of the Jay Treaty and Article 4
of the
Definitive Treaty of Peace January 8
1803
- Louisiana Purchase Treaty; April 30
1805
- Jefferson's Second Inaugural Address; March 4
1805 Red
Jacket
Defends Native American Religion
1807 Georgia
Camp
Meeting
1809
- James Madison's First Inaugural Address; March 4
1810 Ann
Carson
Becomes an Independent Businesswoman
1812
- Declaration of War With Great Britain; June 18
1813
- James Madison's Second Inaugural Address; March 4
1813
- Cartel for the exchange of prisoners of war with Great Britain; May 12
1814
- Treaty of Ghent with Great Britian; December 24
1815
- Convention With Great Britian and Associated Documents; July 3
1815 Enslaved
James Riley Encounters an Arab Trader
1816 Chester
Harding Becomes an Artist in the Early 19th-Century Countryside
1817
- James Monroe's First Inaugural Address; March 4
1817
- Exchange of Notes Relative to Naval Forces on the American Lakes;
April 28-29
1818
- Convention With Great Britian; October 20
1818 John
Doyle
Writes Home to Ireland about difficult conditions
1819
- Treaty of Amity, Settlement, and Limits With His Catholic Majesty;
February
22
1820-50 Levi
Coffin Describes his Work on the Underground Railroad in Newport,
Indiana
1820's Hiram
Munger Remembers Factory Life
1821 Davy
Crockett
Runs for Office on the Tennessee Frontier
1821
- James Monroe's Second Inaugural Address; March 5
1823
- Monroe
Doctrine; December 2
1824
Emigration
from New York to Michigan
1825-35 A
Working
Man’s Recollections of America
1825
- Inaugural Address of John Quincy Adams; March 4
1826
- Cemetery in Algiers; March 21
1826 An Old
Apprentice Laments Changes in the Workplace
1829
- First Inaugural Address of Andrew Jackson; March 4
1830's A
Working
Man Remembers Life in New York City
1831 An
English
Family Travels Up the Mississippi to Their New Home in Illinois
1831 Nat
Turner
“Confesses”
1832
- South Carolina Ordinance of Nullification, November 24
1832
- Andrew Jackson's Proclamation on Nullification, December 10
1833
- Second Inaugural Address of Andrew Jackson; March 4
1834 Black
Hawk
Remembers Village Life Along the Mississippi
1834 Bear
Hunting
in Tennessee: Davy Crockett Tells Tales
1835 Work and
Leisure in a New York Shipyard
1835 Nathaniel
Hawthorne Travels the Erie Canal
1836 Letter
from
Chief John Ross of the Cherokee tribe in Georgia
1836
Englishman
Thomas Woodcock Travels to Niagara on the Erie Canal
1836 The
Lowell Mill Girls Go on Strike
1836
- The Texas
Declaration of Independence : March 2
1836
- Address
of the Honorable S. F. Austin, Louisville, Kentucky, March 7
1837
- Inaugural Address of Martin Van Buren; March 4
1837 Two
Virginia
Slaveholders Debate Methods of Slave Management
1837 Charles
Ball’s Journey into slavery in South Carolina
1838 Sally
Rice
Leaves the Farm to work in a factory
1838 White
Artisans Contest the Labor of Black Workers
1838
-
Texas-American Convention to Terminate Reclamations; April 11
1838
-
Texas-American Boundary Convention; April 25
1841
- Inaugural Address of William Henry Harrison; March 4
1841 Solomon
Northrup Remembers the New Orleans Slave Market
1842
- The Webster-Ashburton Treaty and Associated Documents; August 9
1844
- Texas
Treaty of Annexation; April 12
1844 Henry
Bibb,
escaped slave, Writes to his Former Master
1845 John P.
Parker, Conductor on the Underground Railroad
1845 Lowell
Women
Workers Campaign for a Ten Hour Workday
1845
- Inaugural Address of James Polk; March 4
1845
- Joint
Resolution of the Congress of the United States for the Annexation of
Texas;
March 1
1845
- Joint
Resolution of the Congress of Texas; June 23
1845
- Ordinance
of the Convention of Texas; July 4
1846
- Treaty with Great Britain, in Regard to Limits Westward of the Rocky
Mountains; June 15
1846
- Laws for the Government of the Territory of New Mexico; September 22
1846
- Bill of Rights for the Territory of New Mexico; September 22
1847 Settlers
From
Illinois Describe Oregon
1848
Journalist
Edward Gould Buffum Pans Gold in California
1848
- Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo; February 2
1849
- Inaugural Address of Zachary Taylor; March 5
1849 New York
Police Chief Describes the City’s Vagrant and Delinquent Children
1850
- Clayton-Bulwer Treaty; April 19
1850
- Fugitive
Slave Act; September 18
1851
Reminiscences
of Sojourner Truth Speaking
1851 "Dame
Shirley” Describes Life at a California Gold Mining Camp
1852 Mary
Ballou
runs a Boardinghouse in the California Gold Rush
1852 Norman
Asing
Challenges Chinese Immigration Restrictions
1852 Maria
Perkins
Writes to Her Husband About the Sale of Her Son
1852
- Treaty with the Apache, July 1
1853
- Treaty with the Comanche, Kiowa, and Apache; July 27
1853 In the
Richmond Slave Market
1853
- Convention With Great Britain; February 8
· 1853
- Inaugural Address of Franklin Pierce; March 4
1853
- Treaty With Mexico; December 30
1854
- Treaty of Kanagawa with Japan; March 31
1854
-
Kansas-Nebraska Act; May 30
1857
- Inaugural Address of James Buchanan; March 4
1859
- A Plea for Captain John Brown by Henry David Thoreau; October 30
1860
-
Democratic Party Platform; June 18
1860
- Amendments Proposed in Congress by Senator John J. Crittenden,
December 18
1860
- South
Carolina : Declaration of Secession; December 24
1860
Female
Shoe
and Textile Workers in Marblehead, Massachusetts
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