Through 163 maps with clear structure and detailed content, the American Historical Map shows the complete American history from human life in North America to the present.

The explanations, historical facts and data in the picture are refreshing and informative.

The Map of American History (Fourth Edition) shows the complete American history from human life in North America to the present through a clear and detailed map. The explanations, historical facts and data in the picture are refreshing and informative. Compared with the old version, the original drawings were modified and new drawings were added. The Historical Map of the United States (4th Edition) shows the rich and colorful history of the United States by vividly depicting a series of landmark events. The contents include:

Politics-from the annexation of Texas to the fight for black voting rights;

Military affairs-from the War of Independence and America's participation in two world wars to the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Gulf War;

Society-from the abolition of slavery to the upsurge of women's liberation movement;

Transportation-from railways and canals in the19th century to space exploration today;

Economy-from early agriculture and industry to the prosperity of America today.

The historical map of the United States summarizes the history of the United States in the form of a map, which can most intuitively reflect the development of American history.

catalogue

1 the origin of American immigrants (50000 BC&; Shy; -BC 1000)

2 Former North American Indian tribes 1492

Vikings and America in 3 800- 10 15

4 1492。 Shy; -1534 Europe explores America

51513-1543 Spain's exploration and conquest

6 1539- 1543 de Soto's expedition

7 1609 Spain and America

81612-1646 British Puritan immigrants

9 1620- 1675 English native place of Puritans.

101526-1642 European colonies in North America.

111606-1620 British land grant

121621-1682 British land grant

131636-1637 Pecot War

The Battle of Philippe141675-1676

Thirteen colonies in151624-1774

California161769-1848 Mission Area

Trade and transportation171696-1774

Battle of Queen Anne

19 European colonization up to 1742

British conquest of Canada

2 1 1758 North America

22 1763- 1774 north America

23 1770 north Atlantic

Triangle trade 24 years 1752

25 1775- 1783 war of independence

26 1779- 1782 suggestions on the boundary.

27 1787- 1790 ratification of the federal constitution

28 1783 north America

29 1738- 1886 medical care

Ethnic origin and religious groups 30 1790

Social problems 311792-1860

321801-1815 Barbary War

South American colony 331495-1810

341810-1938 south American independence

The United States declared war on Britain.

361812-1815 The American-British War

37 1784- 1820 Fighting with Indians and Their Territorial Concessions

38 1820- 1840 Expulsion of Indians from the South to the West

39 1783- 1840 boundary extension

40 1803- 1864 Western Development

Texas independence

42 1845 merge Texas

43 The War against Mexico

Mormons in 441830-1851year.

45 1784- 1888 Education

46 1820 Missouri compromise case

Canal and Cumberland Highway are at 47 1785- 1850.

48 railways to 1860

49 the development of the United States as of 1860

50 Cotton Kingdom 180 1- 1860

511777-1858 Abolish slavery

521808-1the expansion of slavery in 860

53 1786- 1860 "Underground Railway"

The civil war in 541858-1861was approaching.

551861-1865 Federal Parade

561861-1865 Fighting Civil War

571865-1965438+South in 2005

58 1788- 1894 Indian reservation

Alaska 59 1728- 1958

Social contradiction 60 1876- 1932

611796-1890 public land and land allocated to railways

62 1850- 1890 loss of Indian land

63 1823- 1965438+ USA 2006

641857-1911The situation of the United States in the Pacific Ocean

65 1820- 1920 European immigrants to the United States

Immigration Bureau 66 1820- 1920

67 1625- 1939 Caribbean Sea

68 1903 Panama Canal Zone Reserve

691864-1912 Western Development

70 19 14 Federal Reserve Bank

Women's right to vote 711890-1919.

721914-1918 European War

73 19 18 American Expeditionary Force

741918-1919 years of intervention in Russia.

75 19 19 United States Authorization Proposal

Senate votes on Treaty of Versailles.

77 1920 Europe's War Debt to the United States

78 1845- 1933 Promotion of Prohibition

Agriculture 79 1920

801918-1940 civil aviation

8 1 industry gundam 1920

Tennessee valley authority, tel: 82 1933

831914-1945 USA

The War between America and Europe in 1984 1939- 194 1

851941-1945 lease

86 1939- 1943 North Atlantic

A crucial week

881944 Oil activities from June to September

89 1942- 1945 Allied March

901941-1945 wartime conference.

911941-1942 Asian War

92 1942- 1945 Japan was defeated

93 1945- 1965 America and the Pacific

941950 June-165438+1October Korean War

951950165438+1October-19511Korean War.

96 1948- 1965 American aid

97 1945- 1965 USA

98 1959 From Lake Superior to the Atlantic Ocean

99 1948- 1949 Berlin airdrop

1001957-1958 open airspace exploration

Pig Bay1011961year.

Cuban Missile Crisis 102 1962

1031945-1954 zhina.

1041955-1968 Vietnam

1051954-1965 school apartheid

1061964-1965 black voting rights

Black Americans 107 1965

Black riots1081965-1967

109 1968 Martin Luther king died in April.

1101948-1965: the status of the United States.

Deterrence of Polaris missile111960

1 12 1960 American combat readiness

1 13 1982 American land-based surveillance system

America and the Soviet Union are in outer space.

1151963-1983 American immigrants

1161823-1993 The situation of the United States in the Pacific Ocean.

1171972-1986 great power confrontation and reconciliation

1 18 cold war and arms supply

1191987-1993 The cold war ended.

Military, economic and humanitarian assistance

Major natural and man-made disasters121972-1993

122 pollution: 1990 American hazardous waste yard.

Murder in the United States

Number of AIDS-related deaths

125 199 1 year immigrated to the United States.

126 1989 major immigrant states

Ancestors of American citizens.

128 cities with large ethnic groups.

Americans living abroad

1301990-1993 visa scheme lottery

1311991Gulf War

1321991-1993 Iraq's "no-fly zone"

Us arms sales 133 1992

Major countries receiving American economic aid

135 199 1 year land combat readiness

1361992-1993 us troops stationed in Somalia

1371962-1992 exploring the solar system

1381992-1993 space defense

139 American population born abroad in 2000

140 1998 immigrated to the United States

141American garrison abroad in 2000 (Europe)

142 American troops stationed in the world in 2000

143 US oil imports in 2000

Major us arms sales1441990-1998

145 urbanization in the United States up to 2000

146 pollution: hazardous waste sites in the United States in 2000

147 United States territories in the Caribbean and the Pacific in 2000

148 domestic airport passengers in 2000

149 9 1 1 event

150 in 2000 10, George bush was elected president of the United States.

151In 2004, George Bush was re-elected as President of the United States.

152 American troops stationed overseas in 2004

153 Iraq War from March 20 to the end of May 2003

154 global "will alliance" in 2004

155 European "alliance of the willing" in 2004

156 March 200319-September 2009 1 1 American deaths in the Iraq war

157 2001-Death toll of American troops in the war in Afghanistan in 2009

Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan and the United States158 2001-2010

159 American citizens not covered by medical insurance in 2008

160 2008165438+1October 4th, US presidential election.

16 1 "Obama Train" June 2009 65438+ 10/7

162 in 2009, president Obama was in Riyadh, cairo, Buchenwald and Leavell/saint Laurent-Maritain.

1631992-2010 American overseas heritage protection

Appendix:

1 USA

2 American history

The idea of compiling this atlas originated when I was teaching at the University of South Carolina. This book aims to provide a concise, intuitive and informative manual for American history learners. When drawing maps, I try to make full use of map data, highlight the characteristics of each map, and try to turn statistical data and historical facts into charts that are easy to watch and understand. My materials come from a large number of historical works, encyclopedias, newspapers and government reports.

It has been 25 years since the first edition of this book. During this period, the Vietnam War was in a tense stage and then ended, resulting in the death of more than 55,000 Americans. During this period, the population of the United States increased greatly, and immigrants also increased. It was also during this period that the field of defense has extended to outer space. All these constitute the symbol of this period. The new map includes these recent developments.

Since the publication of the revised edition of 1985, the paradigm of historical events has prompted me to draw 26 new maps, including the latest progress of events, such as the continuous increase of immigrants, the new changes in race and population, the US military and humanitarian actions overseas (the Gulf War of 199 1, and the aid to Somalia of 1992). The new domestic map shows the increase in mortality caused by natural disasters and accidents in the past 20 years (more than 1 10,000 deaths in 20 years), murder (250,000 deaths every decade) and the new disaster of AIDS (1 70,000 workers died every year).

The United States is also a pioneer in exploring the solar system and space defense. In order to reflect these two aspects, I drew a special map respectively. American arms sales, economic aid to poor countries, the end of cold war confrontation and environmental pollution all need to draw corresponding new maps. In addition, the growth of US forces in the Pacific region and the defense readiness at home and abroad have also been drawn.

In the process of revising this atlas, Abe Eisenstein and Kay Thomson gave me great help. Many individuals and institutions provided special materials for drawing local atlases. Here, I would like to thank:

Martin Adams, Bureau of Foreign and Military Affairs, the State Council, USA

James Hackett, member of the President's Public Advisory Committee on Arms Control

Lao An Office of National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, USA

Michael Hofer, Bureau of Statistics, Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization

Interpretation of the sixth edition

The eight new maps in this edition bring us into a new period in American history-barack obama was elected as the 44th president of the United States. At the same time, it also introduces Obama's foreign visits and some measures in the early days of taking office. This version of the map also updates the death toll of American troops in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and shows us some actions taken by the American Overseas Heritage Protection Committee.

I was fortunate to benefit from professional cartographer Tim Aspden, who drew my sketches and statistics into a map with clear structure and detailed contents.

In the 4 1 year since the first edition of this map was published, I have added 57 new maps one after another. As in 1968, I will always welcome your comments on the published map, or make suggestions and supplement new information for the new map.