1858 |
English launch transatlantic liner Great Eastern- |
1887 |
Nativists found American Protective Association |
1870 |
Metropolitan Museum of Art and American |
1888 |
Richmond, Virginia, opens first urban electric |
Museum of Natural History open in |
Streetcar system | ||
New York City |
1889 |
Jane Addams founds Hull House | |
1876 |
Eight teams form National Baseball League |
Yale’s Walter Camp names first All-American | |
1880 |
American branch of Salvation Army is founded |
Football team | |
1880s |
New immigration begins |
1890s |
Louis Sullivan’s skyscrapers rise |
1882 |
John L. Sullivan wins heavyweight boxing |
1890 |
Jacob Riis publishes How the Other Half Lives |
Championship |
1896 |
Charles M. Sheldon asks “What would Jesus do?” | |
Exclusion Act bans Chinese immigrants |
In best-selling In His Steps | ||
1883 |
Roebling completes Brooklyn Bridge |
1897 |
Cleveland vetoes Congress’s literacy test bill |
1885 |
Foran Act outlaws importing contract skilled labor |