US History

Fort Burrows

US History Top 200 – 1215 to 1770’s

1st Period Group 1 – c. Skate – Gretta – Hayley
1.Share cropping
2. Black Codes
3. Ku Klux Klan KKK
4. Homestead Act
5. Morrill Act
6. Dawes Act
7. Primary source
8. Secondary source
9. Point of view
Group 2 –c. Barbie – SamE – Capt. Jack
10. 1861-1865
11. 1803
12. 1607
13. 1620
14. 1787
15. 1776 Declaration of Independence / 1. Natural Rights -
2. British Wrongs -
3. Independence -
16. Treaty of Paris
1783
Group 3 – c. VikAman – RaaZoo – the Bomb
17. Article of
Confederation
18. Federalist
19. Anti-Federalist
20. Limited government
21. Republicanism
22. Federalism
23. Separation of Powers
24. Check and Balances
25. Popular Sovereignty
Group 4 – c. Sharkey – MariOnnE – Jennifer
26. Individual Rights
27. Bill of Rights
28. Amending constitution
29. Alexander Hamilton
30. Foreign policy of: George Washington
31. Foreign policy of: John Adams
32. Foreign policy of: Thomas Jefferson
33. Foreign policy of: James Madison
34. Foreign policy of: James Monroe
Group 5 – c. Jenna – Star C – Sausage
35. Suffrage
36. Santa Fe Trail
37. Oregon Trail
38. Mormon Trail
39. Mercantilism
40. Stamp Act
41.Boycott
42.Patriot
43. King George III
Group 6 – c. Chicky – Bean II – Chuck
44. Intolerable Acts-4: / 1.
2.
3.
4.
45. William Blackstone
46.Crispus Attucks
47. Samuel Adams
48. Abigail Adams
49. John Adams
Group 7 – c. IsE – Tori – SoSo
50. Patrick Henry
51. Wentworth Cheswell
52. George Washington
53. John Paul Jones
54. Mercy Otis Warren
55. James Armistead
56. Thomas Paine
57. Thomas Jefferson
58. Benjamin Franklin
2nd Period Group 8 – c. Julio – Harshita – Chisum
59. Bernardo de Galvez
60.Haym Salomon
61.George Mason
62. Era of Good Feeling
63. Election 1824
64. Election 1828
65.Fugitive Slave
66. Trail of Tears
67.Indian Removal Act
Group 9 – c. Lisa – Brandon – Drew
68.Seminole Wars-3: / 1st -
2nd -
3rd -
69. Free Enterprise System
70. Industrialization
71. Urbanization
72. Cottage Industry
73. Steamboat
74. Cotton Gin
75. Interchangeable Parts
Group 10 – c. David – Tasia
76. Hudson River School
77. John James Audubon
78. Transcendentalism
79. Northwest Ordinance
80. Civil Liberties
81. Manifest Destiny
82. Florida Purchase 1819
83. Texas Annex 1845
84. Mexican Cession 1848
Group 11 – c. Fish – Davis
85. Gadsden Purchase 1853
86. US/Mexican War: / 1. Causes -
2. Events -
3. Effects -
87. Abolitionist
88. William Lloyd Garrison
89. Frederick Douglas
90. Uncle Tom’s Cabin
91. John Browns’ Raid
Group 12 – c. Stephen – Madison – AP
92. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
93. Susan B Anthony
94. Temperance
95. Educational Reform
96. Labor Reform
97. Prison Reform
98.Civil War Amendments: / 13th -
14th -
15th -
Group 13 – c. Paris – As As – Brendan
99.Freedmen’s Bureau
100. Enforcement Act
101. Colonialism: / 1. Gold (economics) -
2. GOD (religion) -
3. Glory (political or Social reasons) -
102. Religious Reform
103. Religious Persecutions
104. London Company (Virginia Company)
105.
Group 14 – c. Cory – Noah – Manny
106. Indentured Servant
107. Religious Reasons to Immigrate to US: / 1. Puritans -
2. Pilgrims -
3. Quakers -
4. Catholics–
108. New England Colonies
109. Middle Colonies
110. Southern Colonies
111. Enlightenment
Group 15 – c. Vuch – Poncho – Allysa
112.Charles de Montesquieu
113. John Locke
114. Magna Carta
115. English Bill of Rights
116. Mayflower Compact
117. House of Burgess
118. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
119. William Penn
120. War of 1812
Group 16 – c. Preston – Veena – Anderson
121. Scott v. Sandford
122. Worcester v. Georgia
123. McCulloch v. Maryland
124. Gibbons v. Ogden
125. Marbury v. Madison
126. Daniel Webster
127. John C Calhoun
128. Henry Clay
129. French & Indian War
3rd Period Group 17 – c. Lalith – Miss Kitty – Kendra
130. Sectionalism: North / Human Characteristics-
Geographic Characteristics-
Economic Characteristics-
131. Sectionalism:
South / Human Characteristics-
Geographic Characteristics-
Economic Characteristics-
132. Sectionalism: West / Human Characteristics-
Geographic Characteristics-
Economic Characteristics-
Group 18 – c. Pooh – Ballard – UniKorn
133. Protective Tariffs
134. Tariff of Abominations
135. Missouri Compromise 1820
136. Compromise of 1850
137. Wilmot Proviso
138. Kansas Nebraska Act
139. Nullification Crisis
140. Secede
141. Cession
Group 19 – c. M&M – Caleb – Young
142. State’s Rights
143. Emancipation Proclamation
144. Assassination of Lincoln
145. Lincoln’s 1st Inaugural Address
146. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address
147. Lincoln’s 2nd Inaugural Address
148. Jefferson Davis
149. Stonewall Jackson
150.
Group 20 – c. Tommy – Jenny – DeekDeek
151. Ulysses S Grant
152. William Carney
153.Phillip Bazaar
154. Robert E Lee
155. Fort Sumter
156. Antietam
157. Gettysburg
158. Appomattox Court House
159. Lexington/Concord
Group 21 – c. Miss Taylor – Kimmy – Christian
160. Saratoga
161. Valley Forge
162. Yorktown
163.minutemen
164. Transcontinental Railroad
165. Property Rights
166.1st Amendment
167.2nd Amendment
168.5th Amendment
Group 22 – c. Aisha – Mr. Taylor – Bryece
169. Water-powered Factories
170.John Marshall
171. Henry David Thoreau
172. Founding Fathers
173. Self-Government
174. Thomas Hooker
175. Naturalized Citizenship
176. Transportation
177. Transatlantic slave trade
Group 23 – c. Van – Kaila – Kaushik
178. Unalienable Rights
179. Judicial Review
180. Federalist Papers
181. Common Sense
182. Great Awakening
183. Geographic features of: / 1. Thirteen Colonies -
2. Appalachian Mountains -
3. Louisiana Purchase -
4. Rocky Mountains -
Group 24 – c. Mason – Colton – Lauren
184. Battle of Vicksburg
185. Monroe Doctrine
186. Washington’s Farewell Address
187.Marquis de Lafayette
188. Three-Fifths Compromise
189. Great Compromise
190. Constitutional Convention
191. Jacksonian Era
192. John Quincy Adams
Group 25 – c. JuliannE – Nathan P – Brit
193. Jefferson Davis Inaugural Address
194. Hiram Rhodes Revel
195.Concord
196. Banking System
197.John Jay
198.Executive Branch
199.Legislative Branch
200. Judicial Branch / 1

1 US History Top 200 Burrows WEEK 8