Presidents
Who is the President Responsible for writing the Proclamation of Neutrality?
George Washington
Law also known as the "Trail of Tears"
Indian Removal Act
Time Period When America was Prosperous and Rich
Roaring 20s
First War that America got into
French and Indian War
3 Branches of Government
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Bad President during the Great Depression
Herbert Hoover
3 laws that went into effect as Britain was trying to control the Colonies after the French and Indian War
Stamp act, Tea act and Townsend Act
Period when America was being an "Iron Fisted Neighbor
Imperialism
This War mad Major events in it
Cold War
What is also known as the Bill of Rights?
The First 10 Amendments
President Responsible for the concept of Detente, and the Watergate Scandal
Richard Nixon
3 Laws Against Immigrants
Alien and Sedition Act of 1797
Chinese Exclusion Act
Immigration Act of 1924 +1926
Quotas
Time Period when America had two plans to Unite the Country after Seccession
Reconstruction
War that allowed America to complete Manifest Destiny
Mexican- America War of 1832
Group of People that Wanted to Ratify the Constitution vs Group that didn't
Federalist V Anti-Federalist
"You are Free only if you join the North to fight against the south"
Abraham Lincoln in Emancipation Proclamation
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Law against Monopolies controling the market
Manifest Destiny
Westward Expansion
This war was the deadliest War America engaged in
Civil War
First form of Government that was very weak
Articles of Confederation
This President is responsible for starting the concept of the domino effect and the Marshall Plan
Executive Order 9961 And Executive Order 9981
Japanese internmet Camps and the Integration of the Military
Time Period in America when there were many societal problems that were trying to be addressed
Progressive Era
Sinking of Lusitania
Zimmerman Telegram
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
were major events during this war
WW1
New Jersey Plan of Congress v Virginia Plan of Congress led to the formation of a Bi-Cameral house of Legislature
Great Compromise/ Conneticut Compromise