CHART VIII.
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This page of the book is from "The New Student's Reference Work: Volume 2" by Chandler B. Beach, Frank Morton McMurry and others.
CHART VIII.
1789 | GEORGE WASHINGTON, Pres't. John Adams, Vice-President. 90. Indian troubles in Ohio. 90. General Harmar defeated. 90. Capital removed to Philadelphia. | 91. Vermont admitted. 91. St. Clair defeated. 91. United States Bank established. 92. Kentucky admitted. | George III. French Revolution. |
WASHINGTON re-elected President. John Adams, Vice-President | 94. Wayne's victory at Maumee. | ||
93- Difficulty with Genet, French Ambassador. 94. Whisky insurrection. | 95. Jay's Treaty. 96. Tennessee admitted. | 93. Reign of Terror. 99. Overthrow of the Directory. | |
1797 | JOHN ADAMS, President. | 99. Washington died, aged 67. | |
Thomas Jefferson, Vice-President. 98. War with France. | 99. Treaty with France. 1800. Capital removed to Washington. | 99. Napoleon Bonaparte first Consul. 4. Napoleon Emperor. 4. Irish Rebellion. 5. Battle of Austerlitz. | |
1801 | THOMAS JEFFERSON, President. Aaron Burr, Vice-President. 1. War with Tripoli. 3. Ohio admitted into the Union. | 3- Purchase of Louisiana. 3. Preble sent against^Tripoli. 4. Hamilton killed by Burr. | |
JEFFERSON re-elected President. George Clinton, Vice-President. | 7. The Embargo Act passed. | ||
6. Burr's Conspiracy. | 7. Attack on the Chesapeake. | 6. Battle of Jena. | |
7. English and French restrictions on commerce. | 7. Fulton's first steamboat on the Hudson. | 8. Peninsular War. | |
1809 | JAMES MADISON, President. | 12. Surrender of Mackinaw. | |
George Clinton, Vice-President. | 12. Surrender of Queenstown. | 9. Battle of Wagram. | |
11. Battle of Tippecanoe. | Naval Battles. | ||
11. Fight between the President and the Little | 12. The Constitution and the Guerrière. | ||
Belt. | 12. The Wasp and the Frolic. | ||
12. War declared against England. | 12. The United States and the Macedonian. | ||
12. Louisiana admitted. . | 12. The Constitution and the Java. | ||
MADISON re-elected President. | |||
Elbridge Gerry, Vice-President, | 14. The Creek War ended at Horse Shoe Bend. | ||
13. Battle of Frenchtown. | 14. Battle of Lundy's Lane. | 15. Battle of Waterloo. | |
13. Siege of Fort Meigs. | 14. Washington captured and burned. | ||
13. Perry's Victory. 13. Battle of the Thames. Naval Battles. | 14. Battle of Plattsburg. 14 Hartford Convention. | Napoleon banished. 15. Treaty of Paris. | |
13. The Hornet and the Peaoock | 14. Treaty of Ghent. | ||
13. The Chesapeake and the Shannon. | 15. Battle of New Orleans. | George IV. | |
13. The Argus and the Pelican. 13. The Enterprise and the Boxer. | 16. Indiana admitted. | ||
1817 | JAMES MONROE, President. | 18. Illinois admitted. | |
Daniel Tompkins, Vice-President. | 19. Alabama admitted. | ||
17. Mississippi admitted. | 19. Florida purchased of Spain. | ||
18. The Seminole War. | 20. Maine admitted. | ||
18. Capture of Pensacola. | 20. The Missouri Compromise. | 21. Death of Napoleon. | |
MONROE re-elected President. | 21. Missouri admitted. | ||
Daniel Tompkins,Vice-President. | 24. Visit of Lafayette. ____—_________________________ | Charles X. |
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