The Reconstruction of the United States during the period of 1864 1877 is a matter of American histo

The U.S. Confederation was founded, and George Washington was inaugurated as the first U.S.

In accordance with the Federal Ordinance, the Supreme Court of the Bridge was established.

Ten amendments were added to the U.S. Constitution, known as the Bill of Rights.

The U.S. Congress passed the Mint Act to build a mint in Philadelphia.

The United States and Great Britain signed the Jay Treaty.

The federal ** capital was moved from its temporary seat of Philadelphia to Washington, D.C.

The United States bought all of Louisiana from Napoleon in France cheaply, doubling the size of the United States.

Robert Fulton made his first successful steamship voyage by sailing from the docks of New York City on a flat-bottomed steamboat of his own design and arriving in Albany 32 hours later.

The second war broke out between the United States and Britain.

The United States won the Battle of Lake Champlain, and on December 24 of the same year, the United States and Britain signed the Treaty of Gent.

U.S.** Tariff regulations and Second National Bank Act enacted.

The United States and Spain signed a treaty in which Spain ceded Florida to the United States and relinquished all territorial claims to the Oregon region.

Congress passed the Missouri Compromise to redraw the boundaries between the Free and Slave States.

The federal enactment of a land law to reduce the unit size of land.

In his annual address to Congress, Monroe formally proposed the Monroe Doctrine against European interference in the affairs of the Americas.

Noah Webster's American English Dictionary is published.

Joseph Smith founded the Mormon Church in Fayette, New York.

The United States and Britain signed the Webster-Ashburton Treaty, which demarcated the border between the United States and Canada in Maine and Minnesota.

Samuel Morse, the inventor of the telegraph, sent the first telegram from Washington to Baltimore, Maryland.

The United States and China sign the Treaty of Mong-Ha.

The Mexican-American War broke out, with the Whigs in the North opposing the war and the Southerners supporting it.

Gold discovery in hail in California Hall.

The United States and Mexico signed a treaty under which Mexico ceded Texas, New Mexico and parts of California, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, and Colorado to the United States.

The U.S. Congress passed the 1850 Compromise Act to suppress the abolitionist movement.

In 1789 the Confederation** was founded. In April, Washington was inaugurated as the first ** of the United States (re-elected in 1792). In the process of disagreements between domestic and foreign policies, the Secretary of the Treasury, Hamilton, organized the Federalist Party, advocated centralization, was diplomatically pro-British, and controlled the power of the Federation.

Secretary of State Jefferson's faction advocated the preservation of the democratic rights of the people at home, sympathized with the French Revolution, and organized the Democratic Republican Party. [30] Washington adopted a policy of neutrality in 1793 when the European powers united in the French Revolution. In November of the following year, the Commonwealth** and Great Britain signed the Jay Treaty, which undermined the sovereignty of the United States.

Pro-British and pro-French became the division between the Federalist and the Democratic Republican Party in foreign policy. In terms of domestic affairs, the federal government has enacted tariff regulations, established banks, and stabilized the economy. [3]

In 1801, Jefferson, a Democratic-Republican, was appointed **. Jefferson's Ode repealed the four statutes, cut spending, reduced taxes, abolished liquor taxes, and encouraged the export of agricultural products. In 1803, Louisiana, with an area of more than 2 million square kilometers, was purchased from France.

31] Britain has always been reluctant to lose its North American colonies. British ships continued to intercept American ships on the high seas, forcibly requisitioning American seamen. In 1812-1814, the United States fought the Second War against Britain to preserve freedom of navigation.

In addition to naval battles, the advantage was on the side of the British. In August 1814, the British army captured the first Qing Mansion in Washington, D.C., and burned the ** Mansion and the Congress. But then the United States emerged victorious.

32] In December 1814, Britain and the United States signed a peace treaty at Ghent, present-day Belgium. The war allowed the United States to free itself from British political control and economic infiltration, and to become a completely independent national sovereign state. [3]