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The overall energy of the
decade was moderately high. The
Physical Cycle
ended its Low with an Upward Crossover in 1831 which to a Peak in 1838.
Low throughout the deacade was the
Emotional
Cycle that was in the 3rd
Quarter Review until a Trough in 1838. A High in the
Intellectual Cycle
prevailed as the Cycle Peaked in 1830 leaving it in 2nd Quarter Alternatives for
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March 21, 1830 - |
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March 21, 1831 |
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1830:
The "Age Of Reform"
is considered to be from 1830 to 1850 during this Series of 3rd Quarter
Review that lasted began in 1829 and ended in 1852. The Graham diet of
vegetarianism appeared this year when it was present by Sylvester Graham who
invented Graham bread and Graham crackers the year before in this during the
Physical Low
, but
during the following Physical High it remained somewhat unpopular until the
following Physical Low, during which he helped form the
Vegetarian Society emerged in 1852.
The Webster-Hayne Debate Over
States' Rights and Federal Sovereignty in January, 1830, marked the
Emotional
Downward Crossover of 1829/30.
Electromagnetic Induction & Electromotive force was discovered in this
Intellectual High. |
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March 21, 1832 |
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1831:
A negro revolt led by Nat Turner in
Virginia came during the
Upward Physical Crossover.
The
Emotional 3rd Quarter Review
aided the abolitionist
cause as the Underground Railroad was so named this year,
"The Liberator" paper also appeared and
Lucretia Mott helped to organize the Female Anti-Slaver Society
in Philadelphia, and later in this same quarter,
the American Anti-Slavery Society would form in 1833. Joseph Henry built the
first
electric motor, the electrical relay, the electromagnetic telegraph, and the
electric bell in this
Intellectual High. |
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March 21, 1833 |
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1832:
The Reaper was
invented
All of the trade unions of NY
join together to form the General Trades Union
Physical 1st Quarter Foundation.
During the
Emotional
3rd Quarter Review,
the
"History of Women" was published. Samuel Morse
developed the telegraph from Joseph Henry's electromagnet during
Intellectual 2nd Quarter Improvement
and he developed Morse code later in this Quarter in 1838. |
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March 21, 1833 - |
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March 21, 1834 |
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1833:
Balloon frame Houses
began during
Physical 1st Quarter Foundation
and they set 150-year standard for construction.
Publication of the "Sketches and Eccentricity of Colonel David
Crockett, of West Tennessee," launched the legend of Davy Crockett
throughout America in the Physical High -
Emotional
3rd Quarter.
The first tax-supported library appeared in
Peterborough, New Hampshire in this
Intellectual High. |
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March 21, 1785 |
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1834:
Regular steamboat service between Chicago and Buffalo
began on a weekly basis in this Physical 1st Quarter Foundation. William
Dunlap published the "History of the Rise and Progress of the Arts of Design
in the United States" during
Emotional
3rd Quarter Review
and
Jared Sparks published his
largest work, “The Writing of George Washington” (12 vols, 1834 - 1837).
Thomas Davenport
constructed a
true prototype of the modern electric motor in this Physical 1st Quarter Foundation
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Intellectual High. |
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March 21, 1836 |
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1835:
Samuel Colt designed a
rapid fire and hand sized
revolver pistol
with a revolving cartridge cylinder that was cheaply mass-produced with
interchangeable parts known as the Colt 45 in the Physical 1st Quarter Foundation.
The "New York Herald" was established by James Gordon Bennett and it was the
first newspaper to focus on crime, social issues and society news in the
Emotional
3rd Quarter Review.
The national debt was paid off with a final payment and Congress
addressed how to allocate surplus revenue in the Physo-Intellectual
High.
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March 21, 1836 - |
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March 21, 1837 |
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1836:
Construction began on the
Illinois and Michigan Canal in the
Physical High.
The Gag Rule
was used by
House of Representatives to avoid anti-slavery petitions in this
Physical High -
Emotional
Low,
but the Emotional 3rd Quarter of Review also brought a rise of abolitionists who
eventually prevailed.
McGuffey's "Eclectic
Readers" become classic schoolbooks during this
Intellectual High. |
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March 21, 1837 - |
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March 21, 1838 |
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1837:
In this
Physical 1st Quarter Foundation,
John Deere started what would become a huge farm machinery company as he
manufactured steel-faced plows, and,
inventors, Hiram Avery and John
Avery Pitts patented a
portable combined thresher and fanning mill before going on to market
threshers that were widely used throughout the grain belt for more than half a
century. As
Emotional
3rd Quarter Review invited retrospection,
Alexander Davis published "Rural Residences," which popularized Gothic
revival arches for country homes.
Horace Mann improved education and created free common schools for children
when he became the
first secretary of the new
Massachusetts Board of Education during
the
Intellectual High.
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March 21, 1839 |
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1838:
Congress
placed Charles Wickes in command of a naval exploring and surveying
expedition of the South Seas and he went on to explore hundreds of islands
of the Pacific, a large sector of Antarctic (later named Wickes Land), and the
American Northwest coastline in this
Physical High. The
Mormon Church went going though a difficult period when, after leaving New
York in where they met with opposition to their beliefs and settling in Ohio
1831, they departed for Independence, Missouri where they met with more
hostility and were ousted, which prompted them to move on to Illinois where they
founded the town of Nauvoo, only to encounter more distrust and malcontent from
others who did not accept their religious beliefs in this Emotional
Low.
Chauncey Jerome, Conn. clockmaker, invented a one-day, brass movement clock so
inexpensive and accurate that it quickly flooded British and American markets to
give rise to the term "Yankee ingenuity" in this
Physo-Intellectual
High. New York scientist, Charles A. Spencer, made America's first
microscope in the
Intellectual High.
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March 21, 1940 |
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1839:
The
English game of "Rounders" became Baseball while we were in an
Physical 1st Quarter Foundation.
1838 The Unitarian leader Wm Ellery Channing published “Self
Culture” as an alternative to strict Calvinist theology in the
Emotional
4th Qtr. Alternatives. After he
accidentally spilled India rubber and sulfur on a hot stove,
Charles Goodyear produced
vulcanized rubber during the
Physo-Intellectual
High.
Harvard Astronomical Observatory was established in this
Intellectual High
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