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AP US Review Dates

Explore the pivotal moments that defined American history, including the First Shots of the Civil War at Fort Sumter in 1861, the Declaration of Independence in 1776, and D-Day during World War II in 1944. Each event not only marks a significant date but also represents a shift in the nation’s destiny. From the end of the French and Indian War to the Fall of the Berlin Wall, these milestones illustrate the complex journey of America through challenges, wars, social movements, and transformations.

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AP US Review Dates

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  1. AP US Review Dates One day more. Another day, another destiny.

  2. 1861 Beginning of Civil War (first shots = Fort Sumter first battle = Manassas/First Bull Run)

  3. 1763 End of French & Indian War Proclamation of 1763 Beginning of Revolutionary Period

  4. 1944 D-Day

  5. 1989 Fall of Berlin Wall

  6. 1607 Jamestown

  7. 1963 Assassination of JFK

  8. 1814 End of French & Indian War (by Treaty of Ghent) Battle of New Orleans

  9. 1941 Pearl Harbor = US entry into WW2

  10. 1832 Tariff of Abominations

  11. 1954 Brown v. Board of Education Fall of DienBienPhu – beginning of American involvement in Vietnam

  12. 1920 19th Amendment = Women’s suffrage

  13. 1754 Beginning of French & Indian War Albany Plan

  14. 1896 Plessy v. Ferguson (separate but equal)

  15. 1776 Declaration of Independence

  16. 1968 Tet Offensive M L King & R F Kennedy assassinated LBJ doesn’t run for re-election USS PUEBLO seized Police Riots at Democratic Natl. Convention

  17. 1919 18th Amendment = Prohibition Treaty of Versailles

  18. 1800 “Revolution” of 1800 = 1st peaceful transfer of power

  19. 1964 Civil Rights Act of 1964 = ended segregation Gulf of Tonkin Resolution = escalated US involvement in Vietnam

  20. 1877 Compromise of 1877 = ended Reconstruction

  21. 2001 9/11 = Bush Doctrine (US would go after nations who support terrorism)

  22. 1620 Mayflower Compact

  23. 1898 Spanish-American War (ended by Treaty of Paris, 1898)

  24. 1836 Texas Independence

  25. 1929 Stock Market Crash

  26. 1776 Duh.

  27. 1846 Beginning of Mexican-American War

  28. 1945 End of WW2 US atomic bomb on Hiroshima/Nagasaki

  29. 1865 End of Civil War (surrender = Appomattox Courthouse) Assassination of Lincoln

  30. 1914 Beginning of WW1 w/ assassination of Franz Ferdinand

  31. 1973 America withdrawal from Vietnam Watergate Investigation

  32. 1789 Ratification of Constitution G-Dub as 1st president

  33. 1932 Inauguration of FDR

  34. 1820 Missouri Compromise

  35. 1954 Brown v. Board of Education Fall of DienBienPhu begins American involvement in Vietnam

  36. 1803 Marbury v. Madison = judicial review Louisiana Purchase

  37. 1492 Columbus discovers New World

  38. 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba

  39. 1991 End of Cold War Fall of Soviet Union

  40. 1848 End of Mexican-American War (with Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo)

  41. 1939 Beginning of WW2 (Nazi invasion of Poland)

  42. 1917 American entry into WW1

  43. 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis

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