American/Arizona History

Semester 1 Vocabulary

Nomadic
Olmec
Maya
Aztec
Inca
Hohokam
Anasazi
Adena
Hopewell
Mississippian
Kwakiutl
Pueblo
Iroquois
Kinship
Division of Labor
Islam
Plantation
Songhai
Savanna
Benin
Kongo
Lineage
Renaissance
Hierarchy
Nuclear Family
Crusades
Reformation
Taino
Colonization
Columbian Exchange
Treaty of Tordesillas
Conquistadors
Hernando Cortes
New Spain
Mestizo
Juan Ponce de Leon
New Mexico
Pope
Joint-Stock Companies
Jamestown
Powhatan
Headright System
Indentured Servants
Royal Colony
Nathaniel Bacon
John Winthrop
Separatists
Plymouth Colony
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Roger Williams
Anne Hutchinson
Pequot War
Metacom
King Philips War
William Penn
New Netherland
Proprietor
Quakers
Mercantilism
Parliament
Navigation Acts
Dominion of New England
Sir Edmund Andros
Glorious Revolution
Salutary Neglect
Cash Crop
Triangular Trade
Middle Passage
Stono Rebellion
Enlightenment
Benjamin Franklin
Johnathan Edwards
Great Awakening
New France
French and Indian War
William Pitt
Pontiac
Proclamation of 1763
George Grenville
Sugar Act
Stamp Act
Samuel Adams
Townshend Acts
Boston Massacre
Committees of Correspondence
Boston Tea Party
King George III
Intolerable Acts
Martial Law
Minutemen
Second Continental Congress
Olive Branch Petition
Common Sense
Declaration of Independence
Loyalists
Patriots
Trenton
Saratoga
Inflation

100. Profiteering

101. Yorktown

102. Marquis de Lafayette

103. Fredrich von Steuben

104. Charles Cornwallis

105. Treaty of Paris

105. Egalitarianism

106.Republic

107. Articles of Confederation

108. Confederation

109.Land Ordinance of 1785

110. Northwest Ordinance of 1787

111. Shays’s Rebellion

112. James Madison

113. Roger Sherman

114. Great Compromise

115. Three-Fifths Compromise

116. Federalism

117. Separation of Powers

118. Checks and Balances

119. Judicial Branch

120. Legislative Branch

121. Executive Branch

122. Electoral College

123. Ratification

124. Federalists

125. Antifederalists

126. The Federalist

127. Publius

128. Bill of Rights

129. Judiciary Act of 1789

130. Alexander Hamilton

131. Cabinet

132. Bank of the United States

133. Two-party System

134. Protective Tariff

135. Excise Tax

136. Neutrality

137. Little Turtle

138. John Jay

139. XYZ Affair

140. Alien and Sedition Acts

141. Nullification

142. Aaron Burr

143. John Marshall

144. Judiciary Act of 1801

145. Midnight Judges

146. Marbury v. Madison

147. Judicial Review

148. Louisiana Purchase

149. Blockade

150. Impressment

151. Embargo

152. War hawks

153. Andrew Jackson

154. Treaty of Ghent

155. Armistice

156. Mass Production

157. Industrial Revolution

158. Cotton Gin

159. Henry Clay

160. American System

161. National Road

162. Erie Canal

163. Tariff of 1816

164. McCulloch v. Maryland

165. John Quincy Adams

166. Nationalism

167. Adams-Onis Treaty

168. Monroe Doctrine

169. Missouri Compromise

170. Andrew Jackson

171. Democratic-Republican Party

172. Spoils System

173. Indian Removal Act

174. Trail of Tears

175. John C. Calhoun

176. Tariff of Abominations

177. Whig Party

178. Martin Van Buren

179. Panic of 1837

180. William Henry Harrison

181. John Tyler

182. John C. Calhoun

183. Second Great Awakening

184. Revival

185. Ralph Waldo Emerson

186. Transcendentalism

187. Henry David Thoreau

188. Civil Disobedience

189. Utopian Communities

190. Dorothea Dix

191. Abolition

192. William Lloyd Garrison

193. Emancipation

194. David Walker

195. Fredrick Douglass

196. Nat Turner

197. Antebellum

198. Gag Rule

199. Cult of Domesticity

200. Temperance Movement

201. Seneca Falls Convention

202. Sojourner Truth

203. Cottage Industry

204. Strike

205. National Trades’ Union

206. Specialization

207. Market Revolution

208. Capitalism

209. Entrepreneurs

210. Telegraph

211. John Deere

212. Cyrus McCormick

213. Manifest Destiny

214. Treaty of FortLaramie

215. Santa Fe Trail

216. Oregon Trail

217. Mormon

218. Joseph Smith

219. Brigham Young

220. Fifty-Four Forty or Fight

221. Land Grants

222. Santa Anna

223. Texas Revolution

224. Alamo

225. Sam Huston

226. Republic of Texas

227. Annex

228. James Polk

229. Zachary Taylor

230. Stephen Kearny

231. Republic of California

232. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

233. Gadsden Purchase

234. Forty-Niners

235. Gold Rush

236. Wilmot Proviso

237. Secession

238. Compromise of 1850

239. Popular Sovereignty

240. Stephen Douglas

241. Millard Fillmore

242. Fugitive Slave Act

243. Personal Liberty Laws

244. Underground Railroad

245. Harriet Tubman

246. Uncle Tom’s Cabin

247. Harriet Beecher Stowe

248. Kansas-Nebraska Act

249. John Brown

250. Bleeding Kansas

251. Franklin Pierce

252. Nativism

253. Know-Nothing Party

254. Free-Soil Party

255. Republican Party

256. John C. Fremont

257. James Buchanan

258. Dred Scott

259. Roger B. Taney

260. Abraham Lincoln

261. Freeport Doctrine

262. Harpers Ferry

263. Confederacy

264. Jefferson Davis

265. FortSumter

266. Anaconda Plan

267. Bull Run

268. Stonewall Jackson

269. Ulysses S. Grant

270. Shiloh

271. Robert E. Lee

272. Antietam

273. Emancipation Proclamation

274. Habeas Corpus

275. Copperheads

276. Conscription

277. FortPillow

278. Income Tax

279. Carla Barton

280. Andersonville

281. Gettysburg

282. William Tecumseh Sherman

283. Appomattox Court House

284. National Bank Act

285. Thirteenth Amendment

286. Red Cross

287. John Wilkes Booth

288. Radical Republicans

289. Thaddeus Stevens

290. Wade-Davis Bill

291. Freedmen’s Bureau

292. Black Codes

293. Fourteenth Amendment

294. Impeach

295. Fifteenth Amendment

296. Scalawags

297. Carpetbaggers

298. Hiram Revels

299. Sharecropping

300. Tenant Farming

301. Ku Klux Klan

302. Panic of 1873

303. Redemption

304. Rutherford B. Hayes

305. Samuel J. Tilden

306. Compromise of 1877

307. Home Rule

308. Great Plains

309. Treaty of FortLaramie (1868)

310. Sitting Bull

311. George Custer

312. Assimilation

313. Dawes Act

314. Battle of Wounded Knee

315. Longhorns

316. Chisholm

317. Long Drive

318. Homestead Act

319. Exodusters

320. Soddy

321. Morrill Act

322. Bonanza Farm

323. Grange

324. Farmer’s Alliance

325. Populism

326. Bimetallism

327. Gold Standard

328. William McKinley

329. William JenningsBryan

330. Edwin L. Drake

331. Bessemer Process

332. Thomas Edison

333. Christopher Sholes

334. Alexander Graham Bell

335. Transcontinental Railroad

336. George Pullman

337. Credit Mobilier

338. Munn v. Illinois

339. Interstate Commerce Act

340. Andrew Carnegie

341. Vertical Integration

342. Horizontal Integration

343. Social Darwinism

344. John D. Rockefeller

345. Eugene Debs

346. Industrial Workers of the World

347. Haymarket Affair

348. Mary Harris Jones

349. Ellis Island

350. AngelIsland

351. Melting Pot

352. Nativism (1890’s)

353. Chinese Exclusion Act

354. Gentlemen’s Agreement

355. Urbanization

356. Americanization Movement

357. Tenements

358. Mass Transit

359. Social Gospel Movement

360. Settlement Houses

361. Jane Addams

362. Political Machine

363. Graft

364. Boss Tweed

365. Patronage

366. Civil Service

367. Rutherford B. Hayes

368. James A. Garfield

369. Chester A. Arthur

370. Grover Cleveland

371. Benjamin Harrison

372. Fredrick Law Olmsted

373. The Wright Brothers

374. Booker T. Washington

375. W.E.B. Du Bois

376. Niagara Movement

377. Ida B. Wells

378. Poll Tax

379. Grandfather Clause

380. Segregation

381. Jim Crow Laws

382. Plessey v. Ferguson

383. Debt Peonage

384. Joseph Pulitzer

385. William Randolph Hearst

386. Ashcan School

387. Mark Twain

388. Rural Free Delivery

389. Florence Kelley

390. Prohibition

391. Muckrakers

392. Scientific Management

393. Robert M. La Follette

394. Initiative

395. Referendum

396. Recall

397. Seventeenth Amendment

398. Suffrage

399. Upton Sinclair

400. Theodore Roosevelt