MindMap Gallery american history
The history of the United States is one filled with war and expansion. The full name of the United States is the United States of America (English: United States of America). It was originally a British colony and gradually emerged as a powerful country due to various factors.
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american history
The continuation of the British Empire
British North American Colonies
13 coastal states
north
Heavy industry
shipbuilding industry
Iron smelting industry
central
barn
food
corn
South
plantation
tobacco
cotton
Desire to go west
Royal Proclamation 1763
prohibit
Not in the interests of the UK
Just the triangle trade
Europe
salt, cloth and rum
Africa
slave
America
sugar, tobacco, gold and silver
war of independence
7 years war
No. 1 in the UK
U.K.
Colonial America
Whoever occupies the land belongs to
1765
sugar tax bill
stamp duty act
tea duty bill
immigration boycott
Only the tea tax remains
1773
boston tea party
Solve the problem of unsalable tea of East India Company
Exporting tea to North America
Exemption from import duties
Monopolize the North American colonial market
1775
Conrad's militia resisted British troops
gunshots in lexington
1776
washington
north american army commander
Only 4,000 people left
French help
1781
Battle of Yorktown
British troops withdraw from the United States
American expansion
initial
thirteen states
1803
from france
$15 million
Louisiana Purchase
1812
second war of independence
1819
from spain
grab florida
US$5 million
send people into texas
1835
independent
lone star republic
1845
Mexican-American War
california
new mexico
1867
Russia
Crimean War
Alaska
$7.2 million
Discover
gold mine
coal mine
oil
Infrastructure prototype
1792-1830
highway
6400 kilometers
canal
3000 miles
1848-1858
1850
Land Grant Act
When you build a railway, you can donate the land along it
railway
33,000 kilometers
More than all countries combined
Westward Movement
$1 per acre
gold rush
indians
1814
Indian skull
Infants and young children under 12 years old
50 U.S. dollars
Young adults over 12 years old
100 dollars
300 years
population
From 100 million to 800,000
Mining and building railways
Poor countries bring in cheap labor
Chinese workers
90% of the total number of road construction workers
1862
Morrill Act
Establish public colleges
get a piece of land
American Civil War
contradiction
South
slavery
plantation
Tariffs should be lower
north
industrialization
trade protection
Tariffs should be higher
war
south
6 slave states
united britain
Britain did not send troops
1861-1862
Harvest failure in Britain
buy northern grain
Indian cotton surges
Southern cotton can be substituted
China's Taiping Rebellion
Send troops to help suppress the Qing Dynasty
north
23 states
Lincoln
homestead law
$ 10 USD
Receive 64 hectares of land in the west
Farming for 5 years
Become an owner
Free the slaves
South failed
gilded age
1860s-1896
Industrial Revolution
economy
patent law
14 years patent right
railway subsidies
Railroad fever
1917 190,000 miles
More than total mileage in Europe
mining boom
agricultural products
cereals
50% of the world
meat
80% of the world
educate
Education for All Act
Every citizen must receive education
Immigration boom
industry
Half of the world’s manufacturing capacity
Steel, coal production and oil extraction volumes
World number one
colonial expansion
1893
financial crisis
Overcapacity
overseas expansion
Rebuilding the Navy
Battleship long-range cannon
foreign policy
Latin America
Squeeze British goods
Pacific Ocean
hawaii
early 19th century
Infiltration plan
Economically Oriented to the United States
1898
Incorporated into the United States
war with spanish
cuba
independent
the Philippines
colony
foreign trade
lower tariffs
Import duties on raw materials
reciprocal trade terms
war
Britain blocks Germany
America cannot trade with Germany
Sell goods to the Allies
1917
German submarine attacks five U.S. merchant ships
United States joins
4 million soldiers
$18 billion in national debt
After World War I
wilson
building international alliance
national independence
1920
economic depression
1921
Harding takes office
Died of illness
1923
Calvin Coolidge succeeds
U.S. GDP continues to grow at 5% annually
golden decade
coolidge boom
A small government model that does not interfere with the market
1929
Great Depression
Laying mines
background
market
monopoly
The gap between rich and poor is huge
enterprise
Overcapacity
main character
bank
lending
installment
enterprise
Increase production capacity
stock market
Keep hitting new highs
Step on thunder
October 1929
black thursday
Thunderstorm
situation
Can't pay off debt
Half of the banks are bankrupt
enterprise
Bankruptcy
Dow Jones down 84%
excess resources
no one buys
This generation of Americans is short
depression generation
3 years
Riots 2,700 times
Hang Hoover
Features
wide range
spread all over the world
long time
4 years
Destructive
unemployment
economic downturn
Roosevelt's New Deal
Rectify finance
Banks resume lending
Abolish the gold standard
Print more dollars
depreciation
American products are in demand
Reform the securities industry
Strengthen supervision
adjust industry
prevent monopoly
Improve treatment
adjust agriculture
Cut production
Strengthen people's livelihood
infrastructure
create jobs
World War II
1940
german army
Conquer Denmark in 1 day
Conquer the Netherlands in 5 days
Conquer Belgium in 18 days
Conquer Norway in 23 days
Conquer France, which has "the strongest army in Europe" in 39 days
1941
Lend-Lease
60% of weapons and equipment are leased to the UK
32% leased to the Soviet Union
Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
America enters the war
300,000 aircraft
100,000 tanks
More than 1,500 warships
150 aircraft carriers
1945
Japan surrenders
1947
Bretton Woods System
One ounce of gold equals $35
gold standard
cold war
world changes
equal rights
equality between men and women
colonial independence
Prevent the resurgence of Britain, France and Germany
Reduce the gap between rich and poor
high tax rate
Tax rate on wealthy Americans reaches 92%
inheritance tax
Wealth dissipates after death
spindle structure
Middle class residents account for the majority
Technological explosion
space
manned rocket
artificial satellite
space station
lunar probe
Medical biology
Human experiment
1946
Marshall Islands Nuclear Bomb Test
Observation of Aboriginal Living Samples
1950
Solution to spread Serratia marcescens in San Francisco
1951
Inmates at Holmesburg Prison, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
skin disease
Biochemistry and Pharmaceutical Research
1953
Harper Hospital in Detroit gave 65 babies oral iodine-131
1957
Atomic bomb test over Nevada
1963
Testicular radiation of 232 prisoners
gold standard
nixon shock
Bretton Woods system breaks down
oil standard
Western capital
monopoly on oil extraction
British Petroleum
Royal Shell
New Jersey Standard
California Standards
gulf oil
mobile
Texaco
middle east power
Founding of OPEC
US supports Israel
prevent peace in the middle east
1967
third middle east war
Arab countries defeated
1973
Fourth Middle East War
Arab countries defeated
first oil crisis
Oil prices rise
1974
oil standard
Dollar pegged to oil
1991
disintegration of the soviet union
Yeltsin government
shock therapy
price liberalization
Cut public investment
Increase loan interest rates
Privatization of state-owned enterprises
Russian economy collapses
Gathering wool
world changes
equal rights
equality between men and women
colonial independence
Prevent the resurgence of Britain, France and Germany
Reduce the gap between rich and poor
high tax rate
Tax rate on wealthy Americans reaches 92%
inheritance tax
Wealth dissipates after death
spindle structure
Middle class residents account for the majority
Technological explosion
space
manned rocket
artificial satellite
space station
lunar probe
Medical biology
Human experiment
1946
Marshall Islands Nuclear Bomb Test
Observation of Aboriginal Living Samples
1950
Solution to spread Serratia marcescens in San Francisco
1951
Inmates at Holmesburg Prison, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
skin disease
Biochemistry and Pharmaceutical Research
1953
Harper Hospital in Detroit gave 65 babies oral iodine-131
1957
Atomic bomb test over Nevada
1963
Testicular radiation of 232 prisoners
gold standard
nixon shock
Bretton Woods system breaks down
oil standard
Western capital
monopoly on oil extraction
British Petroleum
Royal Shell
New Jersey Standard
California Standards
gulf oil
mobile
Texaco
middle east power
Founding of OPEC
US supports Israel
prevent peace in the middle east
1967
third middle east war
Arab countries defeated
1973
Fourth Middle East War
Arab countries defeated
first oil crisis
Oil prices rise
1974
oil standard
Dollar pegged to oil
1991
disintegration of the soviet union
Yeltsin government
shock therapy
price liberalization
Cut public investment
Increase loan interest rates
Privatization of state-owned enterprises
Russian economy collapses
crisis
subprime mortgage crisis
reason
The poor cannot afford a house
bank low interest loan
bank liquidation
Package and resell Wall Street investment banks
Wall Street packaged into financial products
insurance company guarantee
Sold to the common people
bubble burst
chain reaction
European debt crisis
Economic levels vary across countries
The country is weak
high debt
High welfare
The country prints money
euro inflation
Everyone shares the burden
crisis
Greece
Italy
Portugal
Ireland
Spain
Arab Spring
cause
Tunisia
Hawker sets himself on fire
Troubles erupt in the Arab world
Refugees pouring into Europe
2020
Brexit
1973
Join the European Union
EU GDP growth declines
1975
Brexit vote
2016
Brexit vote
The result is Brexit
Independence Party Operations
Donate
financier
money laundering
equipment manufactory
german shock
Comprehensive strength
Rich mineral resource reserves
3.6 billion tons of oil
Large-scale exploitation of shale oil
Output exceeds that of Russia
240 billion tons of coal
The third coal producing country
Natural gas 5.4 trillion cubic meters
first natural gas production
6.9 billion tons of iron ore
Molybdenum 2.7 million tons
35 million tons of copper
27 mineral reserves ranked among the top five
food hegemony
No. 1 grain exporting country
22% of total exports
Three of the four major grain merchants are American
control
80% of grain trading volume
The entire industry chain
Controls the pricing power of 90% of the world’s agricultural products
soybeans
soy wars
2001
Join WTO
Opening up the soybean market
2002
Huge drop in sales
2003
US declares drought
Cut production
Double the price
2004
Soybean companies sign high-priced contracts
USA
Encourage soybean production
Previous inventory data issues
Prices plummet
97% of soybean companies went bankrupt
Sinograin
Storing soybeans
2006
The United States declares disaster
Cut production
Sinograin
Open a position and release beans
2 years
2008
financial crisis
Soybeans plunge
war is over
corn
wheat
Sorghum
meat
1.6 billion broiler chickens
360 million laying hens
More than 1.3 million goats
More than 5 million horses
6 million farmers
Technological hegemony
Industrial software
Internet cloud computing
semiconductor
financial hegemony
behind
military supremacy
international currency payment rates
42%