AMPU Historical Data

[OrangeP47]

About 1/4 of the way through, which is all I have time for right now. This Congress really didn't do much, though I will say there's lots of national road things I'm not reposting because they're already in or touched upon.  Really only two things addition worthy are as follows, and even then it's a bit of a stretch.

 

https://www.congress.gov/bill/20th-congress/house-bill/244?s=6&r=218

 

https://www.congress.gov/bill/20th-congress/house-bill/392?s=4&r=71

[vcczar]

Here's Van Buren. He really needs more historical legis props, historical pres actions, and one historical court case for his tenure. 

Martin Van Buren (8th Pres: 1837-1841)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor):

1. John Deere Steel Plow - 1837

2. Smallpox Epidemic Decimates Indigenous Tribes - 1837

3. Panic of 1837 - 1837

4. Texas Wish to Join US - 1837

5. Caroline Affair - 1837

6. Canadian Rebellions - 1837

7. Mormon Extermination Order - 1838

8. Stubborn Cherokee - 1838

9. Aroostook War - 1838

10. Amistad - 1839

11. Oregon Trail - 1840

 

Legis Prop:

1. Michigan Statehood - 1837

2. Institute Filibuster - 1837

3. Iowa Territory - 1838

 

Pres Actions:

1. n/a

 

SC Cases:

1. Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge - 1837

 

Warfare:

1. Seminole War continued

[vcczar]

Here's WH Harrison. I do have things he intended to do, but he didn't serve long enough for anything other than continuing the Seminole War.

William H Harrison (9th Pres: 1841)

 

Scripted Events (exc: flavor)

1. n/a

 

Legis Props:

1. n/a

 

Pres Actions

1. n/a

 

SC Cases

1. n/a

 

Warfare:

1. Seminole War continued

[vcczar]

Tyler needs historical pres actions, historical legis prop, and one historical SC Case:

John Tyler (10th pres: 1841-1845)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor): 

1. Dorr Rebellion - 1841

2. French in Hawaii - 1842

3. Telegraph - 1843

4. Princeton Disaster - 1844

5. Illinois Mormon War - 1844

6. Open Trade w/ China - 1844

 

Legis Props:

1. Repeal Independent Treasury - 1841

2. Black Tariff - 1842

 

Pres Actions:

1. Minister to China - 1844

 

SC Cases:

1. n/a

 

Wartime:

1. Continued and Resolved 2nd Seminole War - 1842

[vcczar]

Here's Polk. Lot's of movements occurring. He needs more historical legis props, historical pres actions, and one historical SC case.

 

James K Polk (11th Pres: 1845-1849)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor)

1. Underground Railroad - 1845

2. Clipper Ships - 1845

3. Plot to Provoke Mexico into War - 1846

4. Oregon Boundary Dispute - 1846

5. Immigration Surge - 1847

6. Know Nothing Movement - 1848

7. Free Soil Movement - 1848

8. Gold Rush in California - 1848

9. Women’s Suffrage Movement - 1848

 

Legis Prop:

1. Build US Naval Academy - 1845

2. Texas Statehood - 1845

3. Florida Statehood - 1845

4. Smithsonian Institute - 1846

5. Iowa Statehood - 1846

6. Walker Tariff - 1846

7. Washington Monument - 1848

8. Wisconsin Statehood - 1848

9. Dept of Interior - 1849

 

Pres Actions:

1. Advocate Manifest Destiny - 1845

 

SC Cases: 

1. n/a

 

Warfare:

1. Mexican War begins and is resolved - 1846

2. Apache Wars begin - 1849

[vcczar]

Taylor was dead by July 1850, so he won't have much, but he does need a few historical legis props, historical pres actions, and 1 historical SC case:

Zachary Taylor (12th Pres: 1849-1850)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor)

1. Navajo Violently Resist Encroaching White Settlers - 1849

2. Hawaii Open to a Trade and Friendship Treaty - 1849

3. Compromise of 1850 - 1850

4. Lopez Liberation Movement in Cuba - 1850

5. Clayton-Bulwer Treaty - 1850

 

Legis Prop: 

1. n/a

 

Pres Actions:

1. n/a

 

SC Cases:

1. n/a

 

Warfare:

1. Continued Apache Wars

2. Navajo Wars begins - 1849

[OrangeP47]

So minor problem.... I found another interesting one "S.28 - A Bill To prevent Desertion in the Army, and for other purposes." from the 20th Congress, but when I went to actually view it S.28 appears to be something boring about leasing copper mines 🤣

I guess even congress.gov is not the most accurate source.

[vcczar]

Here's Fillmore. He could use some historical legis props for 1851 and 1852.  Historical Pres Actions as well. 

 

Millard Fillmore (13th Pres: 1850-1853)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor)

1. Fire-eater Movement - 1850

2. Prohibition Movement - 1851

3. Uncle Tom’s Cabin - 1852

4. Expedition to Force Open Trade w/ Japan - 1853

 

Legis Prop:

1. Donation Land Claim Act - 1850

2. New Mexico Territory - 1850

3. Utah Territory - 1850

4. California Statehood - 1850

5. Set Texas Borders - 1850

6. Popular Sovereignty in Mexican Cession - 1850

7. Stricter Fugitive Slave Act - 1850

8. Abolish the Slave Trade in DC - 1850

 

Pres Actions:

1. Strictly Enforce the Fugitive Slave Act - 1850

 

SC Cases:

1. Cooley v. Board of Wardens - 1852

 

Warfare:

1. Apache Wars continued

2. Navajo Wars continued

[vcczar]

Here's Franklin Pierce. He definitely needs more historical legis props, pres actions, and at least 1 historical SC Case.

 

Franklin Pierce (14th Pres: 1853-1857)

 

Scripted Events (excl: Flavor)

1. Locals Attack US Citizens in San Juan del Norte - 1854

2. Gadsden Purchase - 1854

3. Ostend Manifesto - 1854

4. Yakima and Tribal Allies Murder US Official - 1855

5. Sault Ste. Marie Canal Opens - 1855

6. Seminoles Attack US Settlers a 3rd time - 1855

7. Caning of a National Politician - 1856

 

Legis Props

1. Kansas Territory - 1854

2. Nebraska Territory - 1854

3. Popular Sovereignty in Territories - 1854

4. Kansas-Nebraska Act (Bleeding Kansas) - 1854

5. Apply US Citizenship to Children Born to US Citizens Abroad - 1855

 

Pres Actions:

1. Survey Transcontinental RR Routes - 1855

 

SC Cases:

1. n/a

 

Warfare:

1. Apache Wars continue

2. Navajo Wars continue

3. 3rd Seminole War begins - 1855

[vcczar]

Here's Buchanan. The Civil War and secession events are described in such a way that they're marked for Lincoln, even though the Civil War officially began with Buchanan. I think AMPU 2 will probably have each turn as a month and phases just occurring when needed for each month. However, AMPU 1 will have to stay with the phase system. 

Anyway, Buchanan needs historical legis props and historical actions. 

James Buchanan (15th Pres: 1857-1861)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor)

1. Constitutional Crisis in Kansas - 1857

2. Polygamy and Aggressive Settlers in Utah - 1857

3. Panic of 1857 - 1857

4. Gold Rush Colorado - 1858

5. Paraguay Expedition - 1858

6. Comstock Lode Silver Rush - 1859

7. Oil in Titusville - 1859

8. John Brown’s Raid - 1859

9. Drake’s Oil Drill - 1859

10. Pig War - 1859

 

Legis Prop:

1. Coinage Act of 1857 - 1857

2. Tariff of 1857 - 1857

3. Minnesota Statehood - 1858

4. Oregon Statehood - 1859

5. Washington Circle - 1860

 

Pres Actions:

1. n/a

 

SC Cases:

1. Dred Scott v. Sanford - 1857

2. Ableman v. Booth - 1859

 

Warfare:

1. Apache Wars continued

2. Navajo Wars continued

3. Utah War begins and is resolved - 1857

4. 3rd Seminole War resolved - 1858

[jvikings1]

17 hours ago, vcczar said:

Here's JQ Adams. Talk about a high-need presidency. Almost no accomplishment, primarily because Congress opposed everything he wanted to do. What I need most are historical legis props that passed during his presidency. I need like 7 or 8 legis props. I need some historical pres actions. I also need 1 historical SC case, whichever seems like the most historical or most interesting. JQ Adams is the great "what if" president because he has all sort of ideas that were never realized. 

 

John Quincy Adams (6th Pres: 1825-1829)

 

Scripted Pres: 

1. Erie Canal Completed - 1825

2. US Banking per Capita Twice that of Britain - 1825

3. Congress of Panama - 1826

4. Gold Discovered on Cherokee Lands - 1828

 

Legis Prop:

1. Tariff of Abominations - 1828

 

Pres Actions: 

1. n/a

 

SC Cases:

1. n/a

 

Warfare:

1. No warfare

There are 3 cases that could be chosen from it looks like: Ogden v Sanders (bankruptcy), The Antelope (international slave trade), and Wilson v Black (commerce clause)

[jvikings1]

1 hour ago, vcczar said:

Here's Franklin Pierce. He definitely needs more historical legis props, pres actions, and at least 1 historical SC Case.

 

Franklin Pierce (14th Pres: 1853-1857)

 

Scripted Events (excl: Flavor)

1. Locals Attack US Citizens in San Juan del Norte - 1854

2. Gadsden Purchase - 1854

3. Ostend Manifesto - 1854

4. Yakima and Tribal Allies Murder US Official - 1855

5. Sault Ste. Marie Canal Opens - 1855

6. Seminoles Attack US Settlers a 3rd time - 1855

7. Caning of a National Politician - 1856

 

Legis Props

1. Kansas Territory - 1854

2. Nebraska Territory - 1854

3. Popular Sovereignty in Territories - 1854

4. Kansas-Nebraska Act (Bleeding Kansas) - 1854

5. Apply US Citizenship to Children Born to US Citizens Abroad - 1855

 

Pres Actions:

1. Survey Transcontinental RR Routes - 1855

 

SC Cases:

1. n/a

 

Warfare:

1. Apache Wars continue

2. Navajo Wars continue

3. 3rd Seminole War begins - 1855

O'Reilly v Morse (patent law) seems to be the most high-profile SCOTUS case from Pierce's time in office

[jvikings1]

2 hours ago, vcczar said:

Taylor was dead by July 1850, so he won't have much, but he does need a few historical legis props, historical pres actions, and 1 historical SC case:

Zachary Taylor (12th Pres: 1849-1850)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor)

1. Navajo Violently Resist Encroaching White Settlers - 1849

2. Hawaii Open to a Trade and Friendship Treaty - 1849

3. Compromise of 1850 - 1850

4. Lopez Liberation Movement in Cuba - 1850

5. Clayton-Bulwer Treaty - 1850

 

Legis Prop: 

1. n/a

 

Pres Actions:

1. n/a

 

SC Cases:

1. n/a

 

Warfare:

1. Continued Apache Wars

2. Navajo Wars begins - 1849

Supreme Court cases: Luther v Borden (guarantee of a Republican form of government; influential during reconstruction); Passenger Cases (taxation of immigrants/commerce clause); Sheldon v Still (jurisdiction of lower courts)

[jvikings1]

2 hours ago, vcczar said:

Here's Polk. Lot's of movements occurring. He needs more historical legis props, historical pres actions, and one historical SC case.

 

James K Polk (11th Pres: 1845-1849)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor)

1. Underground Railroad - 1845

2. Clipper Ships - 1845

3. Plot to Provoke Mexico into War - 1846

4. Oregon Boundary Dispute - 1846

5. Immigration Surge - 1847

6. Know Nothing Movement - 1848

7. Free Soil Movement - 1848

8. Gold Rush in California - 1848

9. Women’s Suffrage Movement - 1848

 

Legis Prop:

1. Build US Naval Academy - 1845

2. Texas Statehood - 1845

3. Florida Statehood - 1845

4. Smithsonian Institute - 1846

5. Iowa Statehood - 1846

6. Walker Tariff - 1846

7. Washington Monument - 1848

8. Wisconsin Statehood - 1848

9. Dept of Interior - 1849

 

Pres Actions:

1. Advocate Manifest Destiny - 1845

 

SC Cases: 

1. n/a

 

Warfare:

1. Mexican War begins and is resolved - 1846

2. Apache Wars begin - 1849

Supreme Court: Luther v Borden was technically at the very end of his term (1849); Jones v Van Zandt (Fugitive Slave Law); Ex Parte Dorr (habius coprus in states)

[jvikings1]

2 hours ago, vcczar said:

Tyler needs historical pres actions, historical legis prop, and one historical SC Case:

John Tyler (10th pres: 1841-1845)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor): 

1. Dorr Rebellion - 1841

2. French in Hawaii - 1842

3. Telegraph - 1843

4. Princeton Disaster - 1844

5. Illinois Mormon War - 1844

6. Open Trade w/ China - 1844

 

Legis Props:

1. Repeal Independent Treasury - 1841

2. Black Tariff - 1842

 

Pres Actions:

1. Minister to China - 1844

 

SC Cases:

1. n/a

 

Wartime:

1. Continued and Resolved 2nd Seminole War - 1842

SCOTUS: Ex Parte Dorr might be in the final days of his term; Prigg v Pennsylvania (state resources in enforcing federal law, specifically the fugitive slave law); Swift v Tyson (federal common law)

[jvikings1]

3 hours ago, vcczar said:

Here's WH Harrison. I do have things he intended to do, but he didn't serve long enough for anything other than continuing the Seminole War.

William H Harrison (9th Pres: 1841)

 

Scripted Events (exc: flavor)

1. n/a

 

Legis Props:

1. n/a

 

Pres Actions

1. n/a

 

SC Cases

1. n/a

 

Warfare:

1. Seminole War continued

SCOTUS: US v The Amistad (slave trade; status of slaves who captured slave ship after being unlawfully enslaved)

[jvikings1]

3 hours ago, vcczar said:

Here's Van Buren. He really needs more historical legis props, historical pres actions, and one historical court case for his tenure. 

Martin Van Buren (8th Pres: 1837-1841)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor):

1. John Deere Steel Plow - 1837

2. Smallpox Epidemic Decimates Indigenous Tribes - 1837

3. Panic of 1837 - 1837

4. Texas Wish to Join US - 1837

5. Caroline Affair - 1837

6. Canadian Rebellions - 1837

7. Mormon Extermination Order - 1838

8. Stubborn Cherokee - 1838

9. Aroostook War - 1838

10. Amistad - 1839

11. Oregon Trail - 1840

 

Legis Prop:

1. Michigan Statehood - 1837

2. Institute Filibuster - 1837

3. Iowa Territory - 1838

 

Pres Actions:

1. n/a

 

SC Cases:

1. Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge - 1837

 

Warfare:

1. Seminole War continued

SCOTUS: Rhode Island v Massachusetts (SCOTUS jurisdiction over state border dispute)

2 more technically at the very end of Jackson: Charles River Bridge v Warren Bridge (contract clause); Poole v Fleeger (right of states to determine borders)

Edited April 17, 2022 by jvikings1

[vcczar]

Here's Lincoln! He definitely needs some historical presidential actions and historical SC cases. 

Abraham Lincoln (16th Pres: 1861-1865)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor)

1. Confederate States of America forms - 1861

2. CSA Mobilizes - 1861

3. French in Mexico - 1861

4. Spain Invades Dominican Republic - 1861

5. Dakota Attack Encroaching White Settlers - 1862

6. Liberians Demand Recognition of Independence - 1862

7. Union Pacific RR - 1863

8. Anti-War Movement During Civil War - 1864

9. Gold Rush in Montana - 1864

 

Legis Prop:

1. Greenback Currency - 1861

2. Colorado Territory - 1861

3. Dakota Territory - 1861

4. Nevada Territory - 1861

5. Kansas Statehood - 1861

6. Confiscation Acts of 1861 - 1861

7. Morrill Tariff - 1861

8. Ind Dept of Agriculture - 1862

9. Morrill Land Grant Acts - 1862

10. Grant Land Rights to Western Squatters - 1862

11. Homestead Acts - 1862

12. Confiscation Act of 1862 - 1862

13. National Banking Act - 1863

14. Allow Blacks in the Military - 1863

15. Set Number of SC Justices to 10 - 1863

16. Arizona Territory - 1863

17. Idaho Territory - 1863

18. West Virginia Statehood - 1863

19. Allow Substitutes in Draft - 1863

20. Lenient Reconstruction Plan - 1863

21. Montana Territory - 1864

22. Nevada Statehood - 1864

23. 13th Amendment - 1865

 

Pres Action:

1. Emancipation Proclamation - 1863

 

SC Cases:

1. n/a

 

Warfare:

1. Apache Wars continued

2. Navajo Wars continued

3. Civil War begins and is (more or less) resolved - 1865

[jvikings1]

18 minutes ago, vcczar said:

Here's Lincoln! He definitely needs some historical presidential actions and historical SC cases. 

Abraham Lincoln (16th Pres: 1861-1865)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor)

1. Confederate States of America forms - 1861

2. CSA Mobilizes - 1861

3. French in Mexico - 1861

4. Spain Invades Dominican Republic - 1861

5. Dakota Attack Encroaching White Settlers - 1862

6. Liberians Demand Recognition of Independence - 1862

7. Union Pacific RR - 1863

8. Anti-War Movement During Civil War - 1864

9. Gold Rush in Montana - 1864

 

Legis Prop:

1. Greenback Currency - 1861

2. Colorado Territory - 1861

3. Dakota Territory - 1861

4. Nevada Territory - 1861

5. Kansas Statehood - 1861

6. Confiscation Acts of 1861 - 1861

7. Morrill Tariff - 1861

8. Ind Dept of Agriculture - 1862

9. Morrill Land Grant Acts - 1862

10. Grant Land Rights to Western Squatters - 1862

11. Homestead Acts - 1862

12. Confiscation Act of 1862 - 1862

13. National Banking Act - 1863

14. Allow Blacks in the Military - 1863

15. Set Number of SC Justices to 10 - 1863

16. Arizona Territory - 1863

17. Idaho Territory - 1863

18. West Virginia Statehood - 1863

19. Allow Substitutes in Draft - 1863

20. Lenient Reconstruction Plan - 1863

21. Montana Territory - 1864

22. Nevada Statehood - 1864

23. 13th Amendment - 1865

 

Pres Action:

1. Emancipation Proclamation - 1863

 

SC Cases:

1. n/a

 

Warfare:

1. Apache Wars continued

2. Navajo Wars continued

3. Civil War begins and is (more or less) resolved - 1865

SCOTUS: Prize Cases (presidential war powers); Ex parte Vallandigham (jurisdiction of military tribunals/SCOTUS's ability to review tribunals); The Slavers Cases 1965 (federal authority to seize slave ships)

Presidential Action: Blockade the Confederacy; Suspend habius corpus (could also be a legislative action)

Edited April 17, 2022 by jvikings1

[vcczar]

Here's A Johnson. He need historical presidential actions. It also wouldn't hurt to have more historical legislation for Johnson. Not things that went over his veto. 

 

Andrew Johnson (17th Pres: 1865-1869)

 

Scripted Events (excl: flavor)

1. Plantation Economy ends - 1865

2. Go West, Young Man - 1865

3. Rockefeller and the First Oil Refinery - 1865

4. Reconstruction Revolts - 1866

5. Reconstruction Riots - 1866

6. Red Cloud and Allies Battle Encroaching Settlers - 1866

7. Jesse James and Bank Robbing Spree - 1866

8. Purchase Alaska - 1867

Legis Props:

1. Reconstruction Acts - 1865

2. Create National Healthcare for Disabled Veterans - 1865

3. Freedmen's Bureau - 1865

4. Nebraska Statehood - 1867

5. Ironclad Oath (Strict Reconstruction) - 1867

6. 14th Amendment - 1868

7. Wyoming Territory - 1868

 

Pres Actions: 

1. Pardon Confederates - 1868

 

SC Cases:

1. Ex Parte Milligan - 1866

2. Crandall v. Nevada - 1868

 

Warfare:

1. Navajo Wars continued and resolved - 1866

[IloveHistory48599022]

33 minutes ago, vcczar said:

SC Cases:

Brig Amy Warwick Case (1862)

Supreme Court ruled that it was legal for the president to have a blockade against rebelling states/territories and that ships going into such rebelling territories were also liable to being captured as an enemy vessel.

Ex Parte Vallandigham (1863)

Case on Freedom of Speech during martial law, an Ohio Governor candidate who was against the Civil War got arrested by a military tribunal. The Supreme Court stated that it didn't have the power to review military tribunal decisions. 

[vcczar]

Here's Grant. He needs historical pres actions and a few more historical legis props. 

 

Ulysses S Grant (18th Pres: 1869-1877)

 

Scripted Events (exl: Flavor)

1. Black Friday - 1869

2. Knights of Labor - 1869

3. Alabama Claims - 1869

4. Trader Post Scandal - 1870

5. Jim Crow Laws - 1870

6. NRA is Founded - 1871

7. Korea Attacks US Ships as We Attempt to Force Open Trade - 1871

8. Armed Modocs Resist White Settlement - 1872

9. Mexican Bandits - 1872

10. Colfax Massacre - 1873

11. Panic of 1873 - 1873

12. Virginius Affair - 1873

13. White League and Red Shirts - 1874

14. Unsettled Gov Election in Reconstructed State - 1874

15. Reconstruction Coup - 1874

16. Forcibly Relocate Tribes Near Red River - 1874

17. Whiskey Ring Scandal - 1875

18. Only Half of Americans Still Employed in Agriculture - 1875

19. Southern Industrialization - 1876

20. Sioux and Allies Refuse To Cede Lucrative Territory - 1876

 

Legis Prop:

1. 15th Amendment - 1870

2. Enforcement Acts - 1870

3. Create Dept of Justice - 1870

4. Naturalization Act of 1870 - 1870

5. KKK Act - 1871

6. Farragut Square - 1872

7. Create Yellowstone National Park - 1872

8. Comstock Laws - 1873

9. Page Act - 1875

10. Colorado Statehood - 1876

 

Pres Actions:

1. Establish Minister to Japan - 1872

 

SC Cases:

1. Texas v. White - 1869

2. Slaughter House Cases - 1873

3. US v. Cruikshank - 1876

 

Warfare:

1. Apache Wars continued

2. Red River War begins and is resolved - 1874

3. Great Sioux War begins - 1876

[IloveHistory48599022]

42 minutes ago, vcczar said:

Pres Action:

Install Martial Law (Leads to Ex Parte Vallandingham).

 

 

43 minutes ago, vcczar said:

Scripted Events (excl: flavor)

Missouri "Coup".

Missouri was actually a contested state in the first year of the war. It had elected a pro-southern governor who tried to secretly divert funds to the state militia and aid the south, but a local union force had declared the office vacant and had implemented the Missouri Supreme Court CJ to be a more pro-union government. The old government went to exile and voted to secede from the union (South-Western Missouri in Newton County), but this motion was obviously symbolic because the Union completely controlled the entire state, and a provisionary capitol was made in Texas.

[vcczar]

1 hour ago, IloveHistory48599022 said:

Install Martial Law (Leads to Ex Parte Vallandingham).

 

 

Missouri "Coup".

Missouri was actually a contested state in the first year of the war. It had elected a pro-southern governor who tried to secretly divert funds to the state militia and aid the south, but a local union force had declared the office vacant and had implemented the Missouri Supreme Court CJ to be a more pro-union government. The old government went to exile and voted to secede from the union (South-Western Missouri in Newton County), but this motion was obviously symbolic because the Union completely controlled the entire state, and a provisionary capitol was made in Texas.

I'm not asking for any scripted events for this thread. I'll only ask for historic legis, history pres actions, or historic SC cases. I'll consider scripted events maybe in a month or two. 

[10centjimmy]

On 4/15/2022 at 3:41 PM, vcczar said:

Here's Washington's presidency. High need areas are historical legis props for years 1795 and 1796. Ideally, 4 total. It would also be helpful to find more historical presidential actions the Washington did as president. These would be things he did using the office of the presidency, such as executive actions or other executive branch policy. The presidency was weak in Washington's day, so it isn't required that I have more actions, but it might be nice from a playing standpoint. All suggestions must be historical please. 

 

George Washington (1st Pres: 1789-1797)

 

Scripted Events (excluding flavor)

1. French Revolution - 1789

2. Compromise of 1790 - 1790

3. Quaker Petition to Abolish Slavery - 1790

4. Cotton Textile Boom - 1790

5. Manufacturing Appears - 1790

6. Whiskey Rebellion - 1791

7. Haitian Revolution - 1791

8. Federalists are Formed - 1792

9. Jeffersonian Republicans are Formed - 1792

10. Buttonwood Agreement - 1792

11. Citizen Genet Stirring Up Trouble - 1792

12. Cotton Gin - 1793

13. General Napoleon Bonaparte dominating Europe - 1794

14. Tribute to Pirates - 1794

15. Jay Treaty - 1794

16. Pinckney’s Treaty - 1795

17. First American Labor Union formed - 1796

 

Legis Props:

1. Bill of Rights (Amendments I-X) - 1789

2. Judiciary Act - 1789

3. Territory West of Virginia (KY) - 1789

4. Lighthouse Act - 1789

5. Establish National Standing Army - 1789

6. Hamilton Tariff I - 1789

7. Funding Act - 1790

8. Crimes Act of 1790 - 1790

9. Southwest Territory (TN) - 1790

10. Create District of Columbia - 1790

11. Naturalization Act of 1790 - 1790

12. Nonintercourse Act - 1790

13. Hamilton Tariff II - 1790

14. Establish Bank of the US - 1791

15. Vermont Statehood - 1791

16. Hamilton Tariff III - 1791

17. Create Dept of Post Office - 1792

18. Establish US Mint - 1792

19. Kentucky Statehood - 1792

20. Succession Act - 1792

21. Militia Act - 1792

22. Fugitive Slave Act - 1793

23. Construct Standing Navy - 1794

24. 11th Amendment - 1795

25. Naturalization Act of 1795 - 1795

26. Tennessee Statehood - 1796

 

Pres Actions:

1. Abolish National Debt - 1788

2. Institute Policy of “Civilizing” Native Americans in US Territory - 1795

 

SC Cases:

1. Chisholm v. Georgia - 1793

2. Hylton v. US - 1796

3. Ware v. Hylton - 1796

 

Warfare:

1. Continued NW Indian War

2. Declares Neutrality in French Revolutionary Wars

3. Resolves NW Indian War - 1795

https://millercenter.org/president/george-washington/key-events

1794 legprop: 60 day embargo on shipping American products to Great Britain as a response to British confiscation of American vessels. 

1795 PresAction: Treaty between the U.S. and the Dey of Algiers: Peace treaty allowing US vessels to enter ports of Algiers. The US agrees to pay the Dey of Algiers funds to protect American shipping and ransom sailors.