The New World
1491-1763
Becoming America
1763-1844
Developing the United States 1844-1898
Industry and Progression
1870-1929
Development in the Foreign and Domestic Front
1929-present
100

The first permanent English colony in America. 

Jamestown, Virginia

100

Name two precedents that George Washington set during his presidency. 

two term presidency, farewell address, use of a presidential cabinet, policy of remaining neutral in foreign wars, established relations with Great Britain (Jays Treaty), various fiscal concepts (Bank of America, national debt, ect.) 

100

This act allowed territories to use popular sovereignty over the issue of slavery. 

The Kansas-Nebraska Act

100

Workplace disaster in 1911 that killed nearly 146 factory workers, mostly young women, that helped fuel workplace reforms and the fight against child labor

Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire

100

A 13-day long confrontation between the US and the USSR concerning Soviet ballistic missiles in Cuba

Cuban Missile Crisis

200

With the Proclamation of 1763, the British forbid the colonists from settling west of this natural barrier. 

Appalachian Mountains   

200

"Old Hickory" known for being a famous general during the war of 1812 and introducing the spoils system to the presidency. 

Andrew Jackson

200

This book awakened the passions of the North towards the evils of slavery

Uncle Tom's Cabin

200

Progressive women's organization formed by Francis E. Willard that focused on social reform and prohibition

Women's Christian Temperance Union

200
Supreme court case that set off the American Civil Rights movement by banning segregation in schools

Brown v. Board of Education

300

Document signed by the pilgrims that set the standard for future constitution. It was the first step towards self rule in the Northern colonies. 

Mayflower Compact

300

The belief that it is america's God given right to spread American people and ideals across the continent. 

Manifest Destiny

300

Started an armed slave revolt by attempting to take over a United States arsenel at Harper's Ferry Virginia.

John Brown
300

Yellow Journalism helped make the bombing of this ship a main reason for America joining WWI

The Lusitania 

300

The movement of 6 million African Americans out of the rural south to the Urban northwest, Midwest, and west between 1910 and 1970 

The Great Migration 

400

The results of this conflict resulted in an end to the era of salutary neglect and increased conflicts between Britain and the colonists. 

The French and Indian War/The Seven Years War

400

This pamphlet was instrumental in convincing many Americans to support independence. 

Common Sense by Thomas Paine

400

Confederate President during the Civil War

Jefferson Davis

400

Letter from Germany suggesting a Mexican-German alliance during WWI that was intercepted by the British. This was one of the main reasons America sent troops in WWI. 

The Zimmerman Telegram 

400

Committee during WWII led by Charles Lindbergh that advocated isolationism 

The America First Committee

500

Describe what was traded during triangular trade and where it was traded to. 

Africa to the Americas-Slaves

The Americas to Europe-Raw goods

Europe to Africa-Manufactured goods

500

The sentiment that revered women women as homemakers, the cultivators of good civic values in young citizens. 

Republican Motherhood

500

"Old Rough and Ready" Mexican war general who is famous for expelling 20,000 Mexicans with only 5,000 men whose fame eventually led to him becoming president. 

Zachary Taylor

500

The title given to President Taft's Foreign policy

Dollar Diplomacy 

500

Suburban towns that were mass created during "White Flight" out of cities during the 1950's. 

Levittowns

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