Colonial America

Early Republic Events

534 events, page 4 of 11 - 1492 to early statehood

Period:AllPre-ColumbianColonial PeriodRevolutionary EraEarly Republic
1800
Maryland Cedes Territory for National Capital
Maryland ยท Other ยท Early Republic
1800
William Henry Harrison Appointed Territorial Governor
Indiana ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1800
Gabriel's Rebellion
Virginia ยท Other ยท Early Republic
1800
Napoleon Reacquires Louisiana from Spain
Louisiana ยท Treaty ยท Early Republic
1800
France Regains Louisiana by Treaty
Louisiana ยท Treaty ยท Early Republic
1800
Indiana Territory Established by Congress
Indiana ยท Legislation ยท Early Republic
1800
Indiana Territory Created by Congress
Michigan ยท Legislation ยท Early Republic
1800
Creation of Indiana Territory
Indiana ยท Founding ยท Early Republic
1800
Harrison Appointed First Governor of Indiana Territory
Indiana ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1800
Indiana Territory Established
Indiana ยท Founding ยท Early Republic
1800
Federal Capital Moves to Washington D.C.
District of Columbia ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1801
Holland Land Purchase Opened for Settlement
New York ยท Settlement ยท Early Republic
1801
Philip Nolan Killed by Spanish Troops
Texas ยท Other ยท Early Republic
1801
Claiborne Appointed Governor of Mississippi Territory
Mississippi ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1801
Cane Ridge Revival
Kentucky ยท Other ยท Early Republic
1801
Jefferson Academy Founded in Vincennes
Michigan ยท Founding ยท Early Republic
1801
British First Occupation of Danish West Indies
VI ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1802
Spain Revokes Right of Deposit at New Orleans
Louisiana ยท Other ยท Early Republic
1802
Georgia Compact Signed
Oklahoma ยท Treaty ยท Early Republic
1802
First Recorded Mass Vaccination in Mississippi Territory
Mississippi ยท Other ยท Early Republic
1802
Tlingit Warriors Destroy Russian Settlements
Alaska ยท Battle ยท Early Republic
1802
Georgia Cedes Disputed Western Lands to United States
Mississippi ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1802
Congress Charters Washington Canal Company
District of Columbia ยท Legislation ยท Early Republic
1802
Georgia Surrenders Claim Following Yazoo Scandal
Mississippi ยท Legislation ยท Early Republic
1802
Georgia Surrenders Claim Following Yazoo Land Scandal
Alabama ยท Legislation ยท Early Republic
1802
Arthur St. Clair Removed as Territorial Governor
Michigan ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1802
Georgia Cedes Western Lands to U.S. Congress
Georgia ยท Legislation ยท Early Republic
1803
United States Purchases Louisiana Territory
Nebraska ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase
Oklahoma ยท Other ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase Treaty Signed
Montana ยท Treaty ยท Early Republic
1803
Transfer Ceremony and U.S. Possession of New Orleans
Louisiana ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1803
U.S. Senate Ratifies Louisiana Purchase Treaty
Louisiana ยท Treaty ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase Agreement Concluded
Louisiana ยท Treaty ยท Early Republic
1803
Talleyrand Offers Sale of Entire Louisiana Territory
Louisiana ยท Other ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase
Louisiana ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase from France
Louisiana ยท Other ยท Early Republic
1803
United States Purchases Louisiana Territory
South Dakota ยท Legislation ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase Adds Illinois Country West
Illinois ยท Other ยท Early Republic
1803
Indiana Territory Slavery Legislation Passed
Indiana ยท Legislation ยท Early Republic
1803
Ohio Admitted to the Union
Michigan ยท Admission To Union ยท Early Republic
1803
Treaty of Vincennes Recognizes American Possession
Indiana ยท Treaty ยท Early Republic
1803
Ohio Admitted to Statehood
Ohio ยท Admission To Union ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase Adds Kansas to United States
Kansas ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase Acquisition of Eastern Wyoming
Wyoming ยท Other ยท Early Republic
1803
Ohio Statehood as 17th State
Michigan ยท Admission To Union ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase transfers Missouri to United States
Missouri ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase adds western Minnesota
Minnesota ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase Acquires Western Minnesota
Minnesota ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase Acquires Oklahoma Territory
Oklahoma ยท Other ยท Early Republic
1803
Louisiana Purchase Acquires Western Illinois Country
Illinois ยท Transition Of Power ยท Early Republic
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