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Key Dates Paper two American West

Some key dates

American West .US Marshals .Deputy Marshals .Town Marshals .Sheriffs Structure: Law Enforcements .US Marshals .Deputy Marshals .Town Marshals .Sheriffs 1883—Destruction of the Northern Buffalo Herd completed 1875—Destruction of the Southern Buffalo Herd 1885—All Native Americans confined to reservations 1868—Fort Laramie Treaty 1879—Exoduster Movement 1876—Battle of Little Big Horn 1890—Wounded Knee Massacre 1846—Mormon Migration 1851—Fort Laramie Treaty 1864– Sand Creek Massacre 1873—Timber Culture Act 1893—Oklahoma Land Rush 1861—American Civil War 1886– 87—Harsh Winter 1836 – Oregon Trail opens 1862—Little Crow’s War 1835 1840 1850 1860 1870 1880 1890 1895 1887—Dawes Act 1849– California Gold Rush - Conflict 1851—Indian Appropriations Act 1866— Red Clouds War 1875—Black Hill Gold Rush 1881- Gunfight at OK Coral 1890—Frontier Closed 1892—Johnson County War 1862—Pacific Railroad Act 1846– Oregon Treaty agreed with Britain 1862— Homestead Act Passed - Settlement 1868—Transcontinental Railroad complete 1874— Joseph Glidden invented barbed wire - Native Americans Structure: Tribe .Bands .Chiefs .Tribes .Warrior Societies

Key Academic Language Paper Two- American West

Key Dates Paper two Elizabeth

Some key dates

Elizabeth 1562—Elizabeth ill with smallpox -> was asked to marry/ name her successor 1559— Religious Settlement -> established Protestant Church and established herself as Supreme Governor 1570—Pope Pius IV excommunicated Elizabeth for naming herself Supreme Governor 1572—Elizabeth sent secret aid to Protestants in Netherlands rebelling against Spanish 1568– John Hawkins ship attacked by Spanish in the West Indies 1569—Catholic rebellion to make Mary Queen of Scots Queen 1585—Parliament passed tougher laws against Catholic priests 1583—Throckmorton plot failed -> started Catholic uprising 1580—Jesuits spread Catholic religion in England 1558—Elizabeth Crowned Queen of England 1577—Sir Francis Drake circum navigation 1587—Execution of Mary Queen of Scots 1586—Babington Plot 1588—Spanish Armada 1558 1568 1578 1588 1570—Severe Poverty 1572—Vagabonds Act 1573– 77—Bad Harvest 1576— Act for relief of poor 1568—Elizabeth imprisoned Mary Queen of Scots 1571— Rodolfi Plot -> Duke of Norfolk executed 1588—Elizabeth over 50, still had no successor 1587—Sir Francis Drake destroyed 24 Spanish ships set for England 1585—Walter Raleigh set up colony of settlers in Virginia -> supported attacks on Spanish Empire Key Figures: Queen Elizabeth I Sir Francis Drake King Henry VIII Sir Walter Raleigh Anne Boleyn Pope Pius IV Mary I Anthony Babington Mary Queen of Scots Francis and Thomas Throckmorton Phillip II Roberto Ridolfi

Key Academic Language Paper Two- Elizabeth