Reason for Establishment

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Jamestown

Reason for establishment
Role of Tobacco
Headright System
Act of Toleration

Puritans/Pilgrims

Anne Hutchinson
Antinomianism
City on a Hill
Fundamental Orders
Halfway Covenant
John Winthrop
Mayflower Compact
Quakers
Religious Tolerance
Roger Williams
Salem
Separatists
Work Ethic

Bacon’s Rebellion

And Slavery
And Indentured Servants
Glorious Revolution (Britain)

Mercantilism
Salutary Neglect
Triangular Trade
French and Indian War Jamestown

Coercive Acts
Intolerable Acts
Proclamation line/Proclamation of 1763 – what it was, what were the consequences?
Quartering Act
Salutary Neglect
Stamp Act
Stamp Act Congress
Writs of Assistance

The Great Awakening

What
When
Who
Where
Effects on established churches

“New Light Preachers”
Deism

Defined
Effects

Treaty of Paris
Declaration of Independence

Contents
Purpose

Revolutionary War

Contents
Purpose
Importance of French Aid
Battle of Saratoga
Thomas Paine – Common Sense

Articles of Confederation

And Contents
And weak central government
And Shay’s Rebellion
And flaws

John Locke
British Violations of the Treaty of Paris
Land Ordinance of 1785; Land Ordinance 1787

Orderly creation and admission of states

U.S. Constitution

3/5 Compromise
Bill of Rights
Federalist v. Anti-Federalists (who, why)
James Madison
New Jersey Plan
Northwest Ordinance
Ratification fight: who supported/opposed
Separation of powers
Virginia Plan

Attitude of the Founding Fathers towards political parties
Economic Policies

Alexander Hamilton’s economic policies
Funding and Assumption
Funding at Par
Tariffs
Bank of the United States
Jefferson’s reaction
Growth of Political Parties

Washington’s Neutrality Proclamation of 1793
Jay’s Treaty
Washington’s Farewell Address
Adams as President
XYZ Affair
Alien and Sedition Acts

Kentucky and Virginia Resolves

Election of 1800 – Thomas Jefferson

Significance

Louisiana Purchase

Significance of the purchase
Why Jefferson wanted it
Pinckney Treaty
Lewis and Clark

Marbury v. Madison

Facts of the case
Importance of Judicial Review

Cult of Domesticity
War of 1812

Causes
Tippecanoe
Tecumseh and the Prophet
Effects on the Embargo Act
Battle of New Orleans
Outcomes – Treaty of Ghent

Hartford Convention
Monroe and the Era of Good Feeling

Tariff of 1816
Know-Nothings
Rush-Bagot Treaty

Compromise of 1820/Missouri Compromise

Purpose
Terms
How it changed the map

King Cotton and Eli Whitney

Impact of the Cotton Gin
“Peculiar Institution”
Interchangeable parts

Monroe Doctrine

Reasons
Philosophy
Development
Roosevelt Corollary

American System

Henry Clay
Whig policies
Canal building and the effects

19th Century Authors

Ralph Waldo Emerson
James Fennimore Cooper
WashingtonIrving

Others?
Nullification Crisis/Tariff of Abominations

What
Calhoun
Effects on later secession
Andrew Jackson’s reaction

Andrew Jackson

And Indian policy
And expansion of suffrage
And the Bank of the U.S.
And Pet Banks

Irish Immigration
Know-Nothing Party (Nativists)
Transcendentalism
Mexico

Election of 1844
Whig policy
Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo

Manifest Destiny

Whig policy
Democratic policies

Popular Sovereignty
Kansas-Nebraska Act

And Popular Sovereignty
And the Missouri Compromise

Compromise of 1850

California
Fugitive Slave Act

Seneca Falls Convention

Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton

William Lloyd Garrison
Dred Scott Decision

and the Constitutionality of the Missouri Compromise
Reaction in the North

John Brown – Raid at Harper’s Ferry
Abraham Lincoln

Republican Party Policy on slavery
Succession

Civil War

Causes
Strengths and Weaknesses of the North and South
Foreign Policy of Britain and France

Emancipation Proclamation

Purpose
Terms
Reaction

Republican Reconstruction

Terms
Election of 1876

Post Civil War Southern Society

Sharecropping
Black codes

Dawes Act
Transcontinental Railroad

And government subsidies
And land grants
And effect on agriculture and industry

Social Darwinism (not to be mistaken for Darwin’s Theory of Evolution)
Gospel of Wealth
Laissez faire economics
Titans of Industry

J.P. Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
Others?

Gilded Age Business cycles
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Populism

Policies
Why it failed
And Southern Racism
And Farmer Discontent – Why?

Southern and Eastern Immigrants

1880s
Italians
Germans
Poles
Reasons for migration
Reception upon arrival
Settlement areas

Frederick Jackson Turner
Spanish American War

And Yellow Journalism
Yellow journalists – Hearst/Pulitzer
And the Philippines
And U.S. Imperialism/Empire Building – Why?

Open Door Policy

Where
Why
Effects on U.S. Foreign Policy

Frederick Douglass compared to W.E. B. DuBois
Progressivism

Reforms
Muckrakers – defined and identified
Upton Sinclair
Ida Tarbell
Robert Lafollette
City Governments

League of Nations

Terms
Reasons why it failed in U.S. Congress

Mellon’s Economic policies
Kellogg-Briand Pact

When
Involved Parties
Terms
Outcomes

Conscription – discern differences between WWI and WWII
U.S. Involvement in WWI
Post WWI attitudes of Americans
Henry Ford
Model T
Assembly Line
Interchangeable Parts
Scopes “Monkey” Trial
1920’s Literature – “The Lost Generation”

Hemingway
Fitzgerald
Faulkner
Sinclair Lewis

Plessy v. Ferguson

Supreme Court Case
Facts
Decision
Effects: Separate But Equal

Isolationism in the 1930s

Europe’s Debt issue
Causes (in the minds of Americans)
Consequences
Calvin Coolidge

The Great Depression

Reasons
Buying stocks on Margin
Hoover’s attitude towards welfare/handouts (NOT!!!) 
FDR’s attitude

Labor Unions

And Samuel Gompers
And John Lewis
And the AFL
And the CIO
And the Wagner Act
And the Taft-Hartley Act
And Immigrants
And Sherman Anti-Trust Act

FDR’s Administration (elected to 4 presidential terms)

First 100 days of legislation
Alphabet soup of programs
Trying to pack the Supreme Court
Good Neighbor Policy
Lend-Lease agreement w/ Great Britain

World War II

And Japanese Internment camps
And women in the work force
And racism

Joseph McCarthy and his “McCarthyism”

On whom was he focused?
Why was he a scary character?

The Fabulous Fifties (1950s)

And the growth of the suburbs
And the Baby Boom (Yeah!)
And Nuclear War Scare
And domestic tranquility
And Rock and Roll
And Consumerism
And Economic boom

Harry Truman

And the Fair Deal
And the Republican Congress
And the Korean War
And “Containment”
And Cold War
And Berlin Airlift
And Greece

Sputnik

Importance
What it spawned

JFK

Cuban Missile Crisis
Bay of Pigs

Vietnam

And the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
And LBJ
And Richard Nixon
And protests at home

LBJ

And the Great Society
And Civil Rights

Civil Rights Movement

And the Sit-ins
Brown v. Board of Education
School desegregation
Martin Luther King, Jr.
March on Washington
Radical Black Leaders
Malcolm X
Black Panthers

1960s Protests

And Vietnam
And civil rights
And counterculture

1970s Women’s Movement