Early Republic
God used him to bring revival to Yale University
Timothy Dwight
First battle of the Civil War
Bull Run / First Manassas
an Ottawa Indian chief tried to drive American settlers back over the mountains
Pontiac’s Rebellion
The largest organized migration in U.S. history
Which two territories applied for statehood in 1849?
Mormon Migration into Utah
New Mexico and California
Northern Democrats who supported slavery.
“Peace Democrats” who argued for a cease-fire with the South
Doughfaces
Copperheads
At the battle of Yorktown, which two armies combined forces in victory over the British?
American and French
1937 invention by Samuel Morse
Probably Eli Whitney’s greatest invention
went to Mexico to get permission from the government for settlers to come, but they abused Mexican hospitality
telegraph
interchangeable parts
Stephen Austin
led the Union Peninsular Campaign.
George McClellan
End of the Revolutionary War (Who surrendered to whom and where?)
Lord Cornwallis surrendered to George Washington at Yorktown
Texans made their famous last stand here
Battle where the Mexicans were surprised and defeated in 1836
Commander of the Texan Army
The Alamo
San Jacinto
Sam Houston
two ironclad ships that fought to a draw in 1862.
Monitor (USA)
Merrimac (CSA)
Wanted to cleanse the Church of England
Wanted to leave the Church of England
The first written constitution in America:
The first example of representative government in America was
Puritans
Separatists (Pilgrims were Separatists)
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Virginia House of Burgesses
Standard set for others to follow in the future
was an uprising of angry distillers over a federal excise tax in rebellion against federal law
Purpose of the 12th Amendment
Precedent
Whiskey rebellion
Correct irregularities in presidential elections
Naval blockade of the Southern Coast; commander who proposed it
When and where did the Civil War end?
Anaconda Plan; Winfield Scott
April 9, 1865 / Appomattox Court House, VA
legal document that forbade the colonists to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains
1828 election campaign – three newest practices
Proclamation of 1763
Rallies, slogans, parades