1800s

• 1800: Plot of the Rue Saint-Nicaise, assassination attempt on the life of Napoleon Bonaparte, in Paris on 24 December 1800.
• 1838: The Haun's Mill massacre - 30 October 1838. Massacre of 18 Mormon men, women and children by the Missouri Militia.
• 1857: The Mountain Meadows massacre - September 11, 1857. Massacre of 120 men, women and children of the Fancher-Baker emigrant wagon train at Mountain Meadows in Utah Territory by Mormons and Paiute Indians.
• 1856, 1858, 1859: raids by John Brown in his fight against slavery
• 1858 Felice Orsini tried to kill the Emperor Louis Napoléon Bonaparte, and failed, killing 8 people and wounding 142 others.
• 1863: Morgan's Raid led by John Hunt Morgan
• 1867 5 March: Attempt to blow up Clerkenwell Prison by Fenian agents. Dynamite charges demolish nearby tenements killing six people and causing 120 casualties "including 15 permanently injured with loss of eyes, legs, arms etc."
• 1865-1877: Over 3000 Freedmen and their Republican Party allies are killed by a combination of the Ku Klux Klan and well organized campaigns of violence by local whites in a campaign of terrorist violence that overthrew the Reconstructionist governments in the American South and reestablished segregation.
• 1868: Attempted assassination of Prince Alfred in Sydney, Australia.
• The Fenian Brotherhood attacked Canadian targets in order to bring pressure on Britain to withdraw from Ireland.
• 1881 14 January: Fenian attempt to blow up Salford Infantry Barracks kills one
• 1885 25 January: Fenian bombs explode at the Tower of London, London Bridge and two more at the House of Commons.
• 1887 21 June: The Jubilee Plot: A British-paid Fenian agent provocateur comes close to blowing up Westminster Abbey and killing Queen Victoria.
• 1881, July 2: American President James Garfield is assassinated by religious fanatic Charles J. Guiteau.
• 1881: Tzar Alexander II of Russia is assassinated by a People's Will (Narodnaya volya) terrorist. ."
• 1886: Bomb at Haymarket Square, Chicago during a labor rally causes the Haymarket Riot that kills twelve people.
• 1891, May 11: Assassination attempt on Nicholas II of Russia by a Japanese police officer named Tsuda Sanzo.
• 1893, 25 April The day before Ravachol judgment, a bomb exploded in Very restaurant, the place where Ravachol was arrested. The owner and one other man were killed. Théodule Meunier was later arrested in London in 1894 for the bombing
• 1893, 3 February Auguste Vaillant threw the home-made device from the public gallery of the French Chamber of Deputies in order to avenge the Ravachol execution. The weakness of the device meant that the explosion only wounded one deputy.
• 1894: Explosion at the Royal Greenwich Observatory in London. The bomb goes off prematurely, killing only the bomber.
• 1894, 12 February One week after the execution of Auguste Vaillant, Emile Henry threw a bomb in the "Terminus" café, in Saint Lazare train station. 1 killed, 20 wounded. Ravachol, Vaillant and Henry were all anarchist militants.
• 1894, 20 February. 2 bombs exploded in two hotels, in 69 rue Saint-Jacques]], wounded a women, and 47 rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin, without casualties.
• 1894, 4 April A bomb exploded in Foyot restaurant. The writer Laurent Tailhade lost an eye in the explosion.
• 1894, 24 June An Italian anarchist, Sante Geronimo Caserio stabbed to death the French president Sadi Carnot in order to avenge Auguste Vaillant and Emile Henry.
• 1898, September 10: Empress Elisabeth of Bavaria of Austria-Hungary (commonly called "Sissi") is stabbed to death by a young Italian anarchist named Luigi Lucheni, in Geneva.
  

1900s-1940s