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Study Guide Time Lines Social Studies, Grade 3
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TIME
LINES
What
is
a
Time
Line?
A
time
line
is
a
horizontal
or
vertical
line
divided
into
sections
usually
by
years,
decades,
or
centuries.
A
time
line
shows
important
events
in
history
arranged
in
chronological
order.
Chronological
means
in
the
order
they
actually
happened.
Some
time
lines
may
show
just
one
subject,
such
as
inventions,
space
travel,
events
in
the
life
of
one
person,
or
dates
of
wars.
Here
is
a
time
line
of
some
important
events
in
American
history.
8000
B.C.
Native
Americans
begin
to
settle
North
America.
500
A.D.
Natives
live
in
cliff
dwelling
in
what
is
now
southwestern
U.S.
700
A.D.
Natives
begin
farming
in
southeastern
part
of
North
America.
1000
Viking
explorers
may
have
explored
the
North
American
continent.
1492
Christopher
Columbus
sails
to
an
island
in
the
Caribbean.
Thinking
he
has
reached
India,
he
calls
the
natives
Indians.
1513
Ponce
de
Leon
explores
the
coast
of
what
is
now
Florida.
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1607
Jamestown,
Virginia
is
first
English
settlement
on
the
continent.
1609
Spain
begins
to
settle
in
New
Mexico.
1619
First
African
slaves
are
brought
to
Jamestown.
1620
Mayflower
brings
the
Pilgrims
to
what
is
now
Massachusetts.
1706
Birth
of
Benjamin
Franklin
1732
Ben
Franklin
publishes
Poor
Richard’s
Almanac.
George
Washington
is
born.
1775
Beginning
of
American
Revolution
1776
Declaration
of
Independence
is
signed
-
July
4
1781
End
of
American
Revolution.
The
thirteen
original
colonies
become
the
United
States,
a
free
and
independent
country.
1787
The
Constitution
is
written
in
Philadelphia,
forming
the
new
government.
It
is
still
the
law
today.
1789
George
Washington
becomes
the
first
president
of
the
new
country.
1800
Washington,
DC
becomes
the
capital
of
the
U.S.
1803
Louisiana
Purchase
doubles
the
size
of
our
country.
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1804
Lewis
and
Clark
explore
the
northwest.
1812
War
of
1812
with
Great
Britain,
Francis
Scott
Key
writes
The
Star
Spangled
Banner.
1836
Texans
fight
for
independence
from
Mexico
at
the
Alamo.
1848
Gold
is
discovered
in
California.
1860
Abraham
Lincoln
is
elected
president.
The
Pony
Express
delivers
mail
to
the
frontier.
1861
Civil
War
between
the
North
and
the
South
over
slavery.
1863
Emancipation
Proclamation
frees
the
slaves.
1865
Civil
War
ends
and
Lincoln
is
assassinated.
1869
Transcontinental
Railroad
connects
the
east
and
west
coast.
1876
Alexander
Graham
Bell
invents
the
first
telephone.
1903
The
Wright
brothers
invent
and
fly
the
first
airplane
120
feet.
1917-1918
World
War
I
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1920
The
19th
amendment
to
the
constitution
gives
women
the
right
to
vote.
1928
The
first
animated
cartoon
with
sound
is
shown
in
a
theatre.
1929-1940
The
Great
Depression
1932
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
elected
president.
1941
Japan’s
attack
on
Pearl
Harbor
begins
World
War
II.
1945
U.S
drops
atomic
bombs
on
Japan
which
ends
WWII.
1951
The
first
broadcast
of
a
color
TV
show
1954
Supreme
Court
forbids
segregation
in
public
schools.
1955
Rosa
Parks
refuses
to
give
up
her
seat
on
a
bus.
1959
Hawaii
becomes
the
50th
state.
1964
Congress
passes
the
Civil
Rights
Act.
1968
Martin
Luther
King,
Jr.
is
assassinated.
1969
Neil
Armstrong
and
Ed
Aldrin
walk
on
the
moon.
1974
President
Richard
M.
Nixon
resigns.
1982
Personal
Computer
is
invented.
2000
Election
-
Problems
with
counting
ballots.
George
W.
Bush
becomes
president
when
U.S.
Supreme
Court
decides.
2001
Sept.
11
-
Hijacked
jets
crash
into
World
Trade
Center
and
Pentagon.
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2003
U.S.
at
war
with
Iraq
2008
Barack
Obama
is
elected
the
first
African
American
president
of
the
United
States.
Try
this!
Where
on
the
timeline
is
the
year
you
were
born?
In
what
years
were
your
parents
and
grandparents
born?
Find
out
what
important
event
happened
or
what
was
invented
in
the
year
you
were
born.
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