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What Is The Significance Of The Following Historical Dates? TEACHERS: click here for quick copy question ID numbers.

1820 -1860
a) The Age of Jackson
b) The Age of Compromise (to prevent a civil war)
c) The Era of Good Feelings
d) The Great Awakening

1861-1865
a) The American Civil War
b) The American Revolution
c) The Civil Rights Movement
d) The Women's Sufferage Movement

1803-1853
a) Civil War
b) Westward Expansion
c) Colonial America
d) The American revolution

1812
a) America deals with Great Britain again and protects its freedom
b) France tries to invade the USA
c) Japan claims California for tiself
d) Mexico become a part of the United States

1803
a) The discovery of Canada begins
b) Thomas Jefferson makes the Louisiana Purchase, doubling the size of the US
c) England reclaims part of the New England area
d) Spain invades the United States

1783
a) The war of 1812 begins
b) The American Revolution ends
c) The War with Mexico is decided
d) The first battles of World War I are fought

1787
a) The Declaration if Independence is written
b) The Treaty of Paris is signed
c) The United States Constitution is written
d) The Articles of Confederation are approved

1776
a) The First shots of the Civil War are fired
b) The Constitution is written
c) The English Bill of Rights is approved
d) The Declaration of Independence is approved

1607
a) The founding of Jamestown, Virginia
b) The discovery of steam power
c) The invention of the lightbulb
d) The founding of Plymouth in Massachusetts

1492
a) The Western Frontier in conquered by the Spanis
b) Columbus discovers the New World
c) Magellan sails around the world
d) Native Americans invent a new form of religion

1866-1876
a) Reconstruction
b) Temperance Movement
c) The Great Awakening
d) The Civil Rights Movement

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