United States History:
Late 1700's - Early 1800's

Economics, The Louisiana Purchase, The Missouri Compromise

United States History Late 1700's - Early 1800's	Adams, Samuel: K-12 TLC Guide. Boone, Daniel: K-12 TLC Guide. Franklin, Benjamin: K-12 TLC Guide. Grimké, Sarah Moore: K-12 TLC Guide. Hamilton, Alexander: K-12 TLC Guide. Jefferson, Thomas: K-12 TLC Guide. Lewis & Clark: K-12 TLC Guide. Long, James: K-12 TLC Guide. Washington, George: K-12 TLC Guide. 1786: Shays' Rebellion: K-12 TLC Guide. Compromise of 1790: K-12 TLC Guide. 1794: The Whiskey Rebellion: K-12 TLC Guide. 08/20/1794: Battle of Fallen Timbers: K-12 TLC Guide. 1800: Presidential Election: K-12 TLC Guide. War of 1812: K-12 TLC Guide. 02/22/1819: Adams-Onís (Florida) Treaty: Long, James: K-12 TLC Guide. Fordham University. Oklahoma State University. PBS. Texas A&M University. Texas State Historical Association: Adams-Onís (Florida) Treaty. Provisional Texas Government. Yale University. 1839: The Amistad Mutiny: K-12 TLC. The Bradford House/ Whiskey Insurrection. The Duel, PBS. First-Person Narratives of the American South, University of North Carolina The Great Seal of the United States of America. Origins of E Pluribus Unum. Historical Texts Project, Hanover College. Conner Prairie Interactive History Park: The Independence Hall Association: The American Guild of Town Criers. Barry, Commodore John. The Betsy Ross Homepage. Girard, Stephen. Historic Philadelphia. Hope Lodge Historic Site. Independence National Historical Park. The Liberty Bell Homepage. Philadelphia Architects. Philly Postcards. Seven Tours Through Historic Philadelphia. The Library of Congress: 1784: America's First Daily Newspaper Published. 09/29/1789: Congress Creates U.S. Military on Last Day of First Session. 1790: America's First Cotton Mill. 08/25/1819: Pinkerton National Detective Agency Founded. Religion and the Founding of the American Republic. National Public Radio: 01/08/1811: America's Largest Slave Revolt.. National Road Route 40. Oberlin, America's First Coeducational College. On-This-Day: 01/11/1805: Michigan Territory Is Created. 08/28/1830: Tom Thumb Passenger Train Demonstrated. U.S.S. Constitution (U.S. Navy Frigate): K-12 TLC Guide. The Weather Notebook, Mount Washington Observatory: March 1843 Snowstorm. Women in American History, Encyclopedia Britannica.
United States History Late 1700's - Early 1800's Compromise of 1790	Alexander Hamilton: K-12 TLC Guide. Thomas Jefferson: K-12 TLC Guide. James Madison: K-12 TLC Guide. George Washington: K-12 TLC Guide. eNotes. Facebook. George Washington University. Library of Congress. National Council for the Social Studies. University of Illinois, Chicago.
United States History Late 1700's - Early 1800's Economics	Adam Smith: K-12 TLC Guide. Economics: K-12 TLC Guide. Economics of the Revolutionary War: K-12 TLC Guide. The Economics of Slavery: K-12 TLC Guide. The Economic and Foreign Policy Problems in the 1780s, Digital History. Federalists and Democratic Republicans: John Adams: K-12 TLC Guide. The Federalists and Anti-Federalists, USConstitution.net. Wikipedia: Alien and Sedition Acts. Democratic-Republican Party. Federalists. Immigration: Immigration: K-12 TLC Guide. EllisIsland.org. Immigration History Research Center. U.S. Immigration, Internet Modern History Sourcebook. Industrialism and the Factory System: The Roots of American Economic Growth, Digital History: Early Industrialization. The Eve of the Industrial Revolution. Introduction of the Factory System.
United States History Late 1700's - Early 1800's The Louisiana Purchase	Louisiana: K-12 TLC Guide. New Orleans: K-12 TLC Guide. Jefferson, Thomas: K-12 TLC Guide. Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery: K-12 TLC Guide. Livingston, Robert: K-12 TLC Guide. Monroe, James: K-12 TLC Guide. 10/20/1803: U.S. Senate Ratifies the Louisiana Purchase: Library of Congress. Fact Monster. The Fondation Napoléon. History Channel. Library of Congress. Napoleon.org. National Archives and Records Administration. National Public Radio: James Wilkinson: The Man Who Double-Crossed the Founders. On-This-Day: 10/01/1800: Spain Returns Louisiana Territory to France. University of Sydney. Writer's Almanac: 05/02/1803: Treaty Is Signed In Paris. 12/20/1803: American Flag Is Raised in New Orleans.
United States History Late 1700's - Early 1800's	K-12 TLC Guide to Timelines & Chronologies 1794 Aug 20 Wayne's Victory at Fallen Timbers Secures NW Territory 1804 Aug 20 Sergeant Charles Floyd Only Corps of Discovery Death

This guide last edited 12/30/2011
This guide last revised 04/15/2008