Year by year · 19th century
1830
1830 in world history: 28 events, 13 births, 9 deaths, 3 works, 6 states founded and 2 that came to an end. 1,083 recorded states existed that year.
Events
Andrew Jackson signs the Indian Removal Act
The law authorised the president to exchange lands west of the Mississippi for Native territory in the East. It led to the forced removals known as the Trail of Tears, in which thousands died.
George IV dies at Windsor
The former Prince Regent, known for extravagance and his patronage of architecture, died at 67. His brother William IV succeeded him, and the Great Reform Act followed in 1832.
The Liverpool and Manchester Railway opens
The first inter-city railway relying wholly on steam locomotives opened with great ceremony. The day was marred when the MP William Huskisson was struck and killed by Stephenson's Rocket.
Belgium's provisional government declares independence
Following the September uprising in Brussels, Belgium's provisional government declared independence from the United Kingdom of the Netherlands. The great powers recognised the new state, and later guaranteed its neutrality.
War · Revolt
Greek War of Independence
The Greek War of Independence was a revolt by Greeks against Ottoman rule in the 1820s, which ended with international recognition of an independent Greek state in 1830.
Campaign
French invasion of Algiers
The French invasion of Algiers took place in 1830, when a French expedition captured the city and overthrew the Ottoman-era regency.
Event
Ustertag
The Ustertag was a mass assembly of some 10,000 people from the countryside of the canton of Zürich, held at Uster on 22 November 1830.
Treaty
Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek
The Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek was signed on 27 September 1830 in Noxubee County, Mississippi, the first removal treaty concluded under the Indian Removal Act.
Event
Admirable Congress
The Admirable Congress was the constituent congress of Gran Colombia that met in Bogotá from January to May 1830, presided over by Antonio José de Sucre.
Battle
Battle of Lircay
The Battle of Lircay was fought on 17 April 1830 near Talca and ended the Chilean civil war of 1829–1830.
Battle
Battle of Oncativo
The Battle of Oncativo, also called Laguna Larga, was fought on 25 February 1830 in Córdoba Province, Argentina, where José María Paz's Unitarian army again defeated Juan Facundo Quiroga.
In the profiles
French EmpireFrance invades Algiers, beginning the second colonial empire
Gran ColombiaVenezuela and Ecuador secede; Bolívar dies near Santa Marta
VenezuelaVenezuela secedes from Gran Colombia and adopts its own constitution
Republic of EcuadorA Quito assembly declares the Southern District of Gran Colombia independent
Regency of AlgiersFrench troops land at Sidi Ferruch and Algiers capitulates on 5 July
French AlgeriaFrench troops land at Sidi Ferruch and Algiers capitulates on 5 July
Kingdom of BelgiumRevolution in Brussels; a provisional government declares independence
Dutch East IndiesJohannes van den Bosch introduces the Cultivation System
Wars and longer events
Born in 1830 13
Isabella II of Spain1830–1904
Porfirio Díaz1830–1915
Isma'il Pasha1830–1895
Louise Michel1830–1905
Edward Hewett1830–1891
Hans von Bülow1830–1894
Kálmán Tisza1830–1902
Karl Günther, Prince of Schwarzburg-Sondershausen1830–1909
Okubo Toshimichi1830–1878
Ranbir Singh of Jammu and Kashmir1830–1885
William Hicks1830–1883
Yoshida Shōin1830–1859- Gustav von Overbeck1830–1894
Died in 1830 9
Works 3
States founded 6
States that came to an end 2
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