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Timeline Ch14,16,17,20Nathan Anderson, Ricardo Gonzalez, Ashley Justice

1800-1900: America’s urban population►

1840: Full-service wholesale houses►

1850 --

1840 --

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1850 Land Grants ►

1850 the Last “Slavery Truce” ►

1850-1873, Foreign Trade►

1859, Chain Stores►

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1860-1880 Commodity Out Per Capita Comparison►

1860 to WWI New Forms of Power►

Mid 1860 Democratic Party split ►

Fred Bateman and Thomas Weiss compare North and South 1860 economics►

1861, Morrill Act►

1860 --

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March 4, 1861 Abraham Lincoln’s Inauguration►

1861-1865 Civil War ►

1861 Northern Economy►

Late 1861 States Union Gained Control of►

1861 – 1862 South Cotton Exports►

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1861- 1865 Inflation in the Confederacy►

1862 The transcontinental►

1862 “Greenbacks”►

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1862 -1863 Union Taking Control of Mississippi Basin►

October 1862 Southern draft law exemption for owning 20 or more slaves►

1863 – 1864 Heavy Federal Naval Blockade and Control of the Mississippi►

1864 Construction of the Railroads►

1864 Sherman’s March through Georgia►

December 6, 1865 13th Amendment to the Constitution►

ECON 1740 Tr7pm1865 “Sharecropping” for Freed Blacks►

1865-1890 Decline of the Deep South ►

1866 Transatlantic Cable►

1867 Social Changes►

July 9, 1868 14th Amendment to the Constitution►

1869; Sales►

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1869 Change in Agriculture►

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1869 Assembly Line►

1870-1880: Refrigeration on vessels ►

1874-1895: American agricultural commodities ►

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1870 to 1910 Railroad Productivity►

1870 Household Appliances►

1870 Cotton Goods►

1870 Steam Surpasses Water►

1871 Railroad Regulations►

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1871 to 1874 Price Fixing►

1875 Discriminatory Pricing Policies►

1860s Black Code converted in 1876 to Jim Crow Laws►

1877 Law Suits testing the Granger Laws►

1879, Variety Stores►

1880s: full-line, full-service wholesale houses►

1880--

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1880 Transmountain Crossing►

1880 Train Tracks value►

1884: Two Bonsack cigarette-making machines►

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1886 St. Louis and Pacific Railway Company v. Illinois►

1887 Act to Regulate Commerce►

1890: The McKinley tariff of 1890►

1890--

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1890 Industrial Power Leader►

1890 Coal Takes Over▼ By WWI one-third of the nation’s industrial power was provided by electricity, which was far more than in other countries. The raw materials that produced energy were changing as well as the forms in which there were used. By 1890, coal was the source of 90 percent of the energy furnished to manufacturing in the years just before 1920, coal remained the source of at least 80 percent of all industrial energy.

1890 Scientific Management►

1895: Income tax legislation►

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1895 Sewing Machine►

1896 Supreme Court Plessy v. Fergusson►

1896-1914, Postal Service►

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1897: The Dingley Act of 1897►

1898, Spanish-American War►

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1899-1902, The Philippine-American War►

1900, Manufacturing►

1901: The Platt Amendment of 1901►

1900--

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1903 Elkins Act►

1906, The Meat Inspection Act►

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1906 Hepburn Act►

1907, War Preparation►

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1909, Income Tax Amendment►

1910 Production Value Doubles►

1910, Population►

1913 Mineral Production►

1910--

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1914: Haiti►

1920: Urban retailers►

1920--

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