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Chronological Reasoning for Chapter 11

Question

This chronology lists significant historical events covered in the chapter but not all of them are directly related. To complete this activity, select three to five events and write a creative, paragraph-length story that explains how these events are connected, what happened, and why it matters.

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CHRONOLOGY

1807	Robert Fulton sets off steamboat craze.
1816	Second Bank of the United States chartered.
1817	American Colonization Society founded.
1819	Economic panic.
1825	Erie Canal completed in New York.
1826	American Temperance Society founded.
1828	Tariff of Abominations. Andrew Jackson elected president.
1829	David Walker’s Appeal . . . to the Coloured Citizens of the World. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad begun.
1830	Indian Removal Act.
1830–1831	Charles Grandison Finney preaches in Rochester, New York.
1831	William Lloyd Garrison starts Liberator.
1832	Massacre of Sauk and Fox Indians. Worcester v. Georgia. Jackson vetoes charter renewal of Bank of the United States. New England Anti-Slavery Society founded.
1833	South Carolina nullifies federal tariffs. New York and Philadelphia antislavery societies founded. New York Female Moral Reform Society founded.
1834	Female mill workers strike in Lowell, Massachusetts, and again in 1836.
1836	Martin Van Buren elected president. American Temperance Union founded.
1837	Economic panic.
1838	Cherokee Trail of Tears.
1839	Economic panic.
1840	William Henry Harrison elected president.