Silent Majority
Stagflation 25th Amendment Helsinki Accords Camp David Accords Moral Majority Unfunded Mandate Iran Contra Affair U.S. v. Nixon Supply Side economics Sandra Day OConnor SDI Service jobs New Democrat 2000 election 9/11/2001 causes/effects Social Security Sunbelt Contract with America Family Medical Leave Act Clinton's impeachment globalization Current immigrants NAFTA Brady Bill No Child Left Behind Taliban Al Qaeda Southern strategy New Federalism Watergate executive privilege energy crisis Iran Hostage Crisis Conservative beliefs v. Liberal beliefs Reaganomics A Nation At Risk Apartheid Persian Gulf War |
What was Nixon's southern strategy?
What were Nixon's beliefs about executive privilege? What does he think it allows him to do? What was Nixon's idea of "New Federalism"? What was the case U.S. v. Nixon about? What did the Supreme Court rule? What was a result of Nixon's resignation? What problem did Nixon, Ford and Carter each face? What was Carter's greatest foreign policy achievement? What was an important long term consequence of the Iran Hostage Crisis? What were issues that Conservatives favored? What did Reagan do to compensate for the tax cuts during his first administration? What was Star Wars? Why did Gorbachev pursue glasnost and perestrokia? What are they? What is the "liberal" approach to foreign policy? What do some conservatives believe about a large central government? What were "Reaganomics"? What was A Nation At Risk about? How did Congress and the US gov't try to force South Africa to end apartheid? What best describes the 1991 Persian Gulf War? Why did US manufacturing jobs decline in the US How did Clinton attract voters in 1992? What were some successes of the Clinton administration? What is NAFTA, what does it do? What does the No Child Left Behind Act do? What group was removed from power when the US invaded Afghanistan in 2002? Where do most immigrants come from today? What explains the increase in life expectancy in the US? How as globalization impacted the US economy? What was a side effect of the growth of a service economy? Why was Clinton impeached? Was it a popular decision? What was the Family Medical Leave Act do? What was the Contract with America and what was the main effect? What state determined the outcome of the 2000 election? What group was responsible for the 9/11 attacks? What are Jim Crow laws? What set the events of the Montgomery Bus Boycott into motion? What does the 24th amendment do? What law created Job Corps? Why was the Tet Offensive a blow to the US in Vietnam? Which group described itself as a political organization with religious goals? Explain supply side economics Who is Sandra Day O'Connor? What is the strategic defense initiative? What are examples of jobs in the service sector? What is a New Democrat What occurred in the 2000 presidential election? What were the effects of 9/11? What factors are straining social security? Why did the US fail to join the League of Nations? What was the issue of the Scopes Trial? How did WWII increase opportunities for women? Why did Congress pass the Patriot Act? Silent Majority Stagflation 25th Amendment Helsinki Accords Camp David Accords Moral Majority Unfunded Mandate Iran Contra Affair Be able to discuss the Watergate scandal for an essay, be able to discuss the effects of 9/11, be able to discuss problems of globalization and the baby boom |
Main goal in Vietnam
Draft Ho Chi Minh Trail War Powers Act Tet Offensive Peace with Honor Domino Theory Gulf of Tonkin Resolutions Students for a Democratic Society Doves v. Hawks Vietnam Syndrome Credibility Gap Fall of Saigon Ho Chi Minh Morale of American troops Pentagon Papers Operation Rolling Thunder Detente SALT I My Lai Nixon invades Cambodia Kent State NY Times v. U.S. ARVN War Powers Act Haight Ashbury CesarChavez Goals of 2nd women's movement Betty Friedan Roe v. Wade United Farm Workers Rachel Carson...Silent Spring Woodstock Gloria Stienam Phyllis Schafly AIM NOW Rock bands of the 1960s Containment Nixon and China Vietnam and the Great Society William Westmoreland Paris Peace Accords Realpolitik Vietminh Agent Orange |
What did the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution's allow LBJ to do?
What was Operation Rolling Thunder? Why did Truman agree to aid the French in their effort to regain control of Vietnam? What did the Geneva Accords say? Why did American troops use Agent Orange? What describes the Veitcong's war strategy? Why did the Tet Offensive damage American morale? Why did Nixon order a secret bombing of the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Cambodia? What occurred at My Lai? What did the Pentagon Papers reveal? Why did the Vietnam War end? What effect did Nixon's visit to China have on US/Chinese relations? How would Nixon describe his foreign policy? Why did Nixon want to normalize relations with China? What did SALT I do? What were the main differences between the Doves and Hawks during Vietnam? What was the difference in the reception that Vietnam vets received compared to those from previous wars? What was the Vietnamization policy? What was Congress' response to Silent Springs? What is one argument some people use to oppose governmental regulations on protecting the environment? How did the American Indian Movement confront the government? What did the Chicano Movement focus on? What happened at Love Canal? What were Jim Crow Laws? What set the Montgomery Bus Boycott into motion? What was JFK's flexible response policy? What challenges would an American soldier in Vietnam face? What did Martin Luther King Jr. believe about the Vietnam War? How did the Vietnam War harm the Great Society? What was the Counterculture? What were the two goals of feminism? Why did the US fail to join the League of Nations? How did the Vietnam War affect the attitude of Americans in regard to future conflicts around the world? What did the Equal Rights Amendment propose? Ho Chi Minh Vietcong Henry Kissenger Tet Offensive Pentagon Papers My Lai Napalm Domino Theory United Farm Workers Earth Day The Beatles NOW Cesar Chavez Roe v. Wade Counterculture Migrant Farmers Be able to explain Nixon's "Peace with Honor" Be able to explain why opposition to the Vietnam War increased overtime and why you think it was or was not justified Were hippies conformists or non conformists? How were they similar or different to their parents? |
Marshall Plan
Truman Doctrine Warsaw Pact NATO 38th parallel McCarthyism Hollywood 10 Berlin Airlift Fall out shelters iron curtain GI Bill of Rights Dr. Jonas Salk Middle class and suburbs Truman integration of the armed forces Rock n Roll The Other America Brown v. BOE Civil Rights Act of 1964 Little Rock 9 Voting Rights Act 1965 Civil Disobedience Freedom Riders Freedom Summer SCLC SNCC CORE Peace Corp New Frontier Space Race Arms Race Great Society Mapp v. Ohio 24th Amendment Miranda v. Arizona Gideon v. Wainwright Cold War Satellite States Mao Zedong Mutually Assured Destruction Brinkmanship Suez Crisis Baby Boom Taft Hartley Act Fair Deal Interstate Highway Act Nuclear Family Beatniks Civil Rights Act of 1957 Equal Pay Act Eisenhower Doctrine Red Scare Ethel and Julius Rosenburg Sunbelt Termination Policy De jure segregation SEATO March on Washington George Kennan Montgomery Bus Boycott Alliance for Progress Earl Warren Cuban Missile Crisis Great Society Rachel Carson Ralph Nadar Massive Retaliation Smith Act Fair Deal Why were people critical of the 1950s flexible response Bay of Pigs Invasion Warren Commission Blacklist California Master Plan Economic Opportunity Act Hot Line Immigration and Nationality Act Superpower Franchise business Thurgood Marshall Black Panthers |
Chapter 21-24 Study Guide
What was the marshall plan? What were the Soviet Union’s objectives? Describe NATO and the Warsaw Pacts… Who were Julius and Ethel Rosenburg? What led to Senator McCarthy’s downfall? Elaborate on the Eisenhower Doctrine? Why did people migrate to the Sunbelt? What issue did Truman make progress on? What was “The Other America”? How was TV in the 1950’s? What civil rights organization won a number of important cases against segregation in the 50’s? What were the Jim Crow Laws? How did people try to prevent affirmative action? Why did MLK campaign in Alabama? Who were the Black Panthers? What issue led to the construction of the berlin wall? What was “McCarthyism”? Describe the Warren Court? What effects did the cold war have on the American space program? What was Brown v BOE? What was the Truman doctrine? What was the GI bill of rights? What was the warren commission? Which law outlawed closed shops? What was the bay of pigs invasion? Describe the goals of “The Liberator” … Why was the capture of Vicksburg important? What was one effect of reconstruction? What was the “Europe first” strategy? Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor? Red Scare McCarthyism Eisenhower Doctrine Douglas MacArthur Satellite state Arms race Mutually assured destruction Freedom Summer Thurgood Marshall Brown v BOE Freedom ride James Meredith Voting Rights Act of 1965 De jure segregation Great society Civil rights act Medicaid New frontier What was the Red Scare? Identify 3 ways in which it manifested in the 1950s. Be specific. What was the outcome of these events? Why did Americans move to the suburbs? What impact did this have on the cities? |
Tuskegee Airmen
"Europe First" Strategy Genocide Island hopping United Nations Yalta Conference Atlantic Charter Blitzkrieg Winston Churchill Totalitarianism Tripartite Pact Adolf Hitler Douglas MacArthur WAC's What was agreed to at the Potsdam Conference? Why was the Battle of Coral Sea important to the U.S. What were the effects of the Battle of the Bulge? How did the attack on Pearl Harbor change the political divisons between isolationists and interventionists in the U.S.? What impact did the appeasement policy of the US, Great Britain and France on German aggression? What goal did FDR hope to achieve when he enacted a naval and aviation blockade in 1940? What took place at the Tehran Conference? What effect did WWII have on women? Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor? Why did Allied leaders want to drive Germany out of North Africa? What were the results of WWII? Why did the Allies agree to a Europe First strategy? Why did Congress pass the Lend Lease Act? Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor? What did the Neutrality Act of 1939 do? What happened following the Battle of Stalingrad? What effect did the D-day invasion have on WWII? Describe the Battle fo Midway Why was the Battle of Coral Sea important What happened to the US economy when we entered WWII? How did the US prepare for Operation Overlord? What does the UN do? Why did Truman decide to drop the atomic bomb? Why were Japanese Americans forced into internment camps? What was Hitler's final solution? What political party came to power in Germany in the 1930s? How did WWII increase opportunities for women? What was the issue of the Scopes Trial? What is imperailism? What was the Anaconda Plan? What was an effect of the 1807 embargo on British goods? Why did the US not join the League of Nations? What did the Supreme Court rule in the Dred Scott case? What was the issue to be addressed at the Seneca Falls convention? What did Teddy Roosevelt propose with the Square Deal? What is Manifest Destiny? |
Quarantine Speech
Immediate cause of WWII Fascist governments, leaders, characterstics Neutrality Acts Munich Pact Italian, German, Japanese, aggression pre WWII 4 Freedoms speech German weakness in WWII U.S. economy during WWII Allied powers v. Axis powers Turning point in the Pacific Manhattan Project Atomic bomb, Truman Korematsu v. U.S. island hopping Hitler's "final solution Japan bombing Pearl Harbor...why? effects? Nuremburg Trials Appeasement Isolationism Rationing Tripartite Pact Rosie the Rivetor Mein Kempf Europe First strategy Results of WWII Battle of Stalingrad Allied bombing of Germany African Americans during WWII Tehran Conference D-day Battle of the Bulge Potsdam Conference World powers following WWII United Nations Lend Lease Act Battle of Britain Atlantic Charter Fransico Franco Douglas MacArthur Internment camps Nuremburg Laws Battle of Coral Sea Blitzkrieg Operation Sea Lion Operation Torch Bracero Program Big Three Iwo Jima Yalta Conference George Patton Dwight Eisenhower WAC's Tuskeegee Airmen Nazi Soviet Non Aggression Pact Bataan Death March Strategic Bombing Doolittle's Raid Executive Order 8802 J. Robert Oppienhiemer Geneva Convetion |
Marcus Garvey
Dust Bowl Huey Long Rugged Individualism Civilian Conservation Corps Social Security Act Indian New Deal Installment Buying Kellogg Briand Pact 18th Amendment Quota System Bootlegger Lost Generation Langston Hughes Speculation Who was the first female cabinet member? Presidents Harding and Coolidge favored what type of economic policies? How many terms did FDR serve? What happened to farm incomes during the 1920s? How did the New Deal change the voting patterns of African Americans? What was the issue of the Scopes Trial? What were the goals of the New Deal? What did the Wagner Act do? Describe Jazz Why did so many banks collapse at the start of the Great Depression? What is Buying on Margin? What is the only way it is profitable? What was the job of the TVA? What is a flapper? Why did people turn to radio and movies in the 1930s? Describe the literature of the Harlem Renassiance What does the FDIC do? What was the court packing scheme? What was the New Deal Coalition? Who were the Black Cabinet? Why did the Bonus Army march on Washington D.C.? What did the AAA do? What helped to hide the economic problems of the 1920s? Why was a formal education more important to urban than rural Americans? How did Hoover respond to the Great Depression? Why did the Stock Market Crash in 1929? Why were nativist opposed to immigration? Why did conservatives complain about the New Deal? Why did FDR create the SEC? How did Prohibition lead to the growth of organized crime What wast the largest cultural split of the 1920s? What was the major impact of Ford's use of the assembly line change industry? Who was Huey Long and what did he propose? Why did so many African Americans go north during the 1920s? What was the Emergency Banking Bill? Describe the characteristics of the Harlem Renaissance, socially, politically, and culturally How did the New Deal attempt to address the problems of the Great Depression. Socially, economically, etc... Why was the Battle of Vicksburg important to the North? What was Manifest Destiny? What was one effect of Reconstruction? What party arose opposed to slavery? What is the spoils system? Why did the US fail to join the League of Nations? |
Prohibition
Scopes Trial 18th Amendment, 21st Amendment F.Scott Fitzgerald Radio Nativist Installment Plan Henry Ford, Assembly Line Marcus Garvey Jack Dempsey Babe Ruth Flapper Harlem Renassiance Zora Neale Hurston Langston Hughes Why did the prices for farm products drop in the 1920s Buying on Margin Speculation Dorothea Lange John Steinbeck Okies, Dust Bowl Economic policies of Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover Causes of the Great Depression Teapot Dome Scandal Black Tuesday Rugged Individualism Why did the movie industry remain popular during the 1920s? Direct Relief Bonus Army New Deal FDIC SEC Fireside Chat Court Packing Scheme TVA Social Security Act WPA Fair Labor Standards Act AAA Huey Long CCC CWA Why did some people oppose the New Deal? What political effect did the Great Depression have on the country? Indian New Deal Quota System Lost Generation Langston Hughes Speculation Bull Market Dawes Plan Fundamentalism Black Tuesday |
Describe the characteristics of the Progressive Era, who was a part of it and why...what were they attempting to reform?
Muckrakers Social Gospel Movement Panama Canal...process of controlling it, building it, and the impact Roosevelt Corollary Imperialism...Causes and effects, why did US do it? Why was the US interested in the Pacific? Causes and effects of the Boxer Rebellion Effects of Mahan's Influence of Sea Power Upon History Open Door Policy Isolationism Espionage and Sedition Acts League of Nations...purpose, success? Financing WWI Treaty of Versailles MAIN cause of WWI Dollar Diplomacy Platt Amendment Missionary Diplomacy Anti Imperialists...why? Payne Aldrich Tariff 19th Amendment 17th Amendment 16th Amendment Progressives and Americanization British Blockade and German U Boats Triple Alliance Nations Triple Entente Warren G. Harding and normalcy Great Migration Palmer Raids Red Scare The Jungle Why did T.R. run for a 3rd term? Populism v. Progressiveism Why create a federal income tax? NAWSA v. NWP Muller v. Oregon Manifest Destiny and Imperialism Big Stick Diplomacy U.S.S. Maine Social Darwinism Teller Amendment Convoy System Square Deal Margret Sanger Yellow Journalism Selective Service Act Meat Inspection Act New Nationalism Hepburn Act Federal Reserve Act Gentleman's Agreement Boxer Rebellion Archduke Franz Ferdinand Zimmerman Note Sacco and Vanzetti |
Thoroughly describe the progressive era
How did Muckrakers draw attention to areas that needed reform? Describe the philosophy behind the Social Gospel Movement Describe the Roosevelt Corollary Why was the Panama Canal so important to the US? What factors led to imperialism? Why did the Boxer Rebellion occur? What was the open door policy? How did WWI lead to the passage of the 19th amendment? Why did the Supreme Court support the espionage acts? Why did the US not become part of the League of Nations? Why was trench warfare a stalemate? What was Wilson’s foreign policy? What were the MAIN causes of WWI? What was the 19th amendment? What were the triple alliance nations? Elaborate on the British Blockade Why did Roosevelt run for a third term in 1912? Describe “Big Stick” Diplomacy How did WWI contribute to the great migration? Why did the US enter WWI? What was The Jungle? What was the concept of rational use? What fields did Progressives aim to reform? What was the Urban League? Describe Marbury v. Madison What was Manifest Destiny? Who did the Populist Party mainly appeal to? What was the aim of the Emancipation Proclamation? Why did reconstruction end? What were the causes of the Progressive Movement? What were the causes and effects of the Spanish American War? Why did the U.S. decide to enter the war and fight on the side of the Allies? Be able to define: Platt amendment Social Darwinism Treaty of Paris 1898 Aguinaldo Imperialism Social Diplomacy William Jennings Bryan Square Deal Muckrakers Settlement House WEB Dubois Federal Reserve Act Western Front Sedition Act Convoy System Sacco and Vanzetti Zimmerman Note Selective Service Act |
New innovations...skyscrapers, Bessemer Process, railroads, light bulb, elevator, mass transit and what impact did these things have?
Monopolies, Trusts Sherman Anti Trust Act vertical and horizontal integration...who used these methods? What was the purpose? Capt. of Industry v. Robber Baron Interstate Commerce Act Haymarket Riot...what was the effect Unions, why did people join, what types of unions were there? Carnegie, Rockefeller, Vanderbuilt Chinese Exclusion Act Angel Island/ Ellis Island Americanization and settlement houses Push and Pull factors for immigration Battle of Wounded Knee Battle of Little Big Horn Why did the US policy toward N.A.'s on the Great Plains change? Open Range system...what was it? Why did it end? Homestead Act...who took advantage? What is it? Dawes Act Populism...why did it begin? why did it end? Life on the great plains for settlers Grandfather Clause Jim Crow Laws Helen Hunt Jackson Plessy v. Ferguson Booker T. Washington W.E.B. Dubois Pendleton Civil Service Act Mass Production Knights of Labor American Federation of Labor Gilded Age Mass Culture Nativism Vaudeville "melting pot" farmers alliance Civil Rights Act of 1875 Sitting Bull Assimilate exodusters Your essay will come from 9, 11, or 12...you will have a choice |
Chapter 9-12 Study Guide
Why did the Fugitive Slave Act increase tension between the north and south? Describe the effects of reconstruction… How did early corporations maximize profits? Why was the AFL not that successful? What were the effects of mass transit? What did the Dawes General Allotment Act do? Why did Susan B. Anthony object to the 15th amendment? How did congress support construction of the transcontinental RR? What did the Populist Party demand? Why did James K. Polk want to annex the state of Texas? What did the federal program proposed by Henry Clay do? What helped fuel economic growth by encouraging people to buy American goods? Cartels, monopolies, and trust all share what? How did the federal government support employers during times of labor unrest? Describe the differences between horizontal and vertical integration. How were the travel accommodations for the immigrants? Why did most immigrants live in cities? What provided Americanization programs for new immigrants? What did urban leaders expect schools to do? What did the homesteaders construct their homes of? How did railroads benefit western cattle ranchers? Which set of immigrants would least likely to encounter prejudice? What was the Chinese exclusion act of 1882? What did the Populist Party suggest would raise the crop prices? What group did the Populist Party primarily appeal to? What did Thomas Nast work to expose? Be able to define: John D. Rockefeller Sherman Antitrust Act Corporation Edison Sweatshop ICC Monopoly Mass production Carnegie Knights of Labor Entrepreneur Eugene V. Debs Homestead Strike Skyscrapers Gilded Age Urbanization Elisha Otis Ellis Island William Randolph Hearst Mass culture Mass transit Nativism Migration Vaudeville Horatio Alger Melting pot Cash crop Farmers alliance Sand Creek Massacre Sitting Bull Wounded Knee Chief Joseph Little Big Horn Open range Exodusters Homestead Act Land grant Vigilante Assimilate Jim Crow Laws Grandfather clause WEB Du Bois Ida B. Wells Oliver H. Kelley Populist Party Civil service Spoils system Poll tax Grange |
Study Guide: Chapters 6-8
Why was the capture of Vicksburg important to the North? What was the main goal of the Free-Soil Party? Elaborate on the Dred Scott court case. What was the 1860 Republican platform? Why did the southern states secede from the union? When did the Civil War begin? What were the advantages that the South held during the Civil War? What role did women play during the war? Where did General Lee surrender at the end of the war? How was federal authority affected by the war? What did President Andrew Johnson aspire to do, just as Lincoln did? What did many southern states do as an effort to rebuild their prewar world? What guaranteed full citizenship status and rights to every person born in the US? What was established as a major success of the reconstruction in the South? In the late 1840’s, what led to the question of whether slavery should expand to the territories? Why did the Fugitive Slave Act anger northerners? Why did Lincoln refer to the right of each state to control its own affairs in his inaugural address? Describe “Bleeding Kansas”. How did Lincoln approach the issue of slavery in his speeches? How did the Civil War affect states’ rights? What is one advantage that helped the north to achieve victory in the Civil War? Why was a plan for reconstruction of the south needed? What was the ten percent plan? Why did the radical republicans reject the ten percent plan? What did the Ku Klux Klan do? What were Lincoln’s major goals? Why did northern support for reconstruction fade by the end of the 1860’s? What did the fifteenth amendment do? What did Johnson require states to do to regain membership in the union? Know these terms… Anaconda Plan Income tax John Wilkes Booth Emancipation Proclamation 13th Amendment Clara Barton Gettysburg Stonewall Jackson Total War Militia Act Conscription Vicksburg Wade-Davis Bill Radical Republicans Freedman’s Bureau Black Codes Civil Rights Act of 1866 14th Amendment 15th Amendment Scalawags Carpetbaggers Sharecropping Ku Klux Klan Enforcement Acts Redeemers Compromise of 1877 |
What problem did territorial expansion cause in the early 19th century?
Abolition Movement Compromise of 1850 Fugitive Slave Act Personal Liberty Laws Kansas Nebraska Act Popular Sovereignty "Bleeding Kansas" Harriet Tubman Lincoln-Douglas Debate Dred Scott v. Sanford Secession Election of 1860 Fort Sumter Anaconda Plan Southern Advantages in the Civil War Northern Advantages in the Civil War Southern War strategy Battle of Vicksburg Emancipation Proclamation Freedman's Bureau 13th Amendment 14th Amendment 15th Amendment Lincoln's Plan for Reconstruction Johnson's Plan for Reconstruction Radical Republican Plan for Reconstruction Thaddeus Stevens Enforcement Acts Sharecropping system Why did support for Reconstruction end Compromise of 1877 1st Battle of Bull Run Robert E. Lee Ulysses S. Grant Antietam Appomattox Court House Gettysburg Address William T. Sherman Jefferson Davis Civil Rights Act of 1866 Rutherford B. Hayes Reconstruction Act of 1867 Tenure of Office Act Black Codes Scalawags Carpetbaggers Freeport Doctrine Copperheads Habeas Corpus Grandfather Clause Jim Crow Laws Ku Klux Klan ***Remember there will be info from previous chapters and you will have an essay |
Judiciary Act of 1789
Washington's Cabinet Hamilton's economic plan Whiskey Rebellion Loose v. Strict interpretation of the Constitution Differences in the Federalists and the Democratic Republicans Battle of Fallen Timbers Jay's Treaty Washington's Farewell Pickney's Treaty XYZ Affair Alien and Sedition Act Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Election of 1800 John Marshall...importance to the court Marbury v. Madison Louisiana Purchase Lewis and Clark Impressment Embargo of 1807 Battle of Tippecanoe War Hawks Tecumseh Causes of the War of 1812 Battle of New Orleans Effects of the War of 1812 Hartford Convention Effects of the Industrial Revolution American System Francis Cabot Lowell Samuel Morse Cotton gin Sectionalism McCulloch v. Maryland Gibbons v. Ogden Hudson River School Adams Onis Treaty Monroe Doctrine Missouri Compromise Corrupt Bargain Spoils System Indian Removal Act Trail of Tears Nullification Crisis John C. Calhoun Henry Clay Andrew Jackson The Bank War Whig Party 2nd Great Awakening Charles Grandison Finney Mormons...Smith and Young Transcendentalists Utopian communities Emerson Thoureau Horace Mann...public school movement Dorothea Dix Temperance Movement Abolition Movement Fredrick Douglass The effects of Nat Turner's rebellion William Lloyd Garrison Gag Rule Southern defense of slavery Cult of Domesticity Lucretia Mott Elizabeth Cady Stanton Seneca Falls Convention Declaration of Sentiments Manifest Destiny Mountain Men expanionsists Oregon Trial Why did American migrate to TX? Texas Revolution James K. Polk Mexican American War Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Gadsden Purchase Wilmot Proviso Gold Rush CA statehood |
What were Washington's important precedents?
What event ended the conflict with Native Americans in the Ohio Valley? What was an effect of the XYZ Affair? What did the Judiciary Act of 1789 do? What was an effect of the Whiskey Rebellion? What was one effect of the Alien Sedition Act? What was the result of the Louisiana Purchase? How did the war hawks want to restore national honor? What happened to the Federalist Party after the War of 1812? Why did northern industries favor protective tariffs? How did the cotton gin change agriculture in the south? What did the Supreme Court rule in McCulloch v. Maryland? What were the parts of the Missouri Compromise? Why did Jacksonian Democrats opposed the national bank? Why did some Americans support the national bank? The crisis over the Missouri Compromise exposed what problem? Why did the U.S. government remove Native Americans from the Southeast US? Why did the Whig party form? What did the 2nd Great Awakening inspire people to do? Where did Mormons eventually settle? What did transcendentalists believe? Why was there Northern support for slavery? What role did women have in society in the early 1880s? What did industrialization make possible for women? Why was the Seneca Falls Convention important? Who assisted Elizabeth Cady Stanton in the organization of the Seneca Falls Convention? Why did Mexico, Texas and California attract expansionists? What was the outcome of Polk's expansionist policies in the Oregon Territory? Who was President of the U.S. during the Mexican American War? What Texan leaders defeated Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto? How did California's application for statehood effect tensions between the North and the South? People who believed in Manifest Destiny were known as what? What was the purpose of the Wilmot Proviso? Who argued that the elastic clause in the Constitution gave Congress the authority to fulfill his wish to establish a national bank? What did the Sedition Acts make a crime? In what case did the Supreme Court claim the power of judicial review? What is impressment? What did Jefferson encourage Jefferson to pass to avoid war with Britain? What was an effect of Whitney's invention of the cotton gin? What did the Monroe Doctrine say? What was the Trail of Tears? What did Horace Mann work to reform? What was the Declaration of Sentiments? Who were the forty niners? Why did James K. Polk want to annex Texas? What was the American System designed to do? What did leaders of the Public School Movement work to establish? What was the goal of Garrison's The Liberator? What is Manifest Destiny? Be able to list the differences in the Federalists and the Democratic Republican Parties? What was one foreign policy achievement of each of the following, Washington, Adams, Jefferson,, Madison, Monroe How did the 2nd Great Awakening encourage the social movements of the early 1800s? As a result of the Mexican American war what topic became a major issue in the 1850s? |
