Exploration/
Colonization
American Revolution
Constitution
Early Republic
Age of Jackson
Industrialization
Westward Expansion
Reform/Civil War
100

this document, written in 1620, was the first attempt at self-government

The Mayflower Compact

100

What ended the American Revolution?

Treaty of Paris

100

Two Parts: Principles of Government

A: state and federal government share power

B: people have the power

A: Federalism

B: Popular Sovereignty 

100

This person is known for founding the national bank

Alexander Hamilton

100

7th president, war hero of 1812, common man, Indian Removal Act, first president to use the veto

Andrew Jackson

100

This invention separated seed from cotton/increased the need for slavery

Cotton Gin

100

This land purchase nearly doubled the size of the US

Louisiana Purchase

100

Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony and Lucretia Mott were all apart of which reform movement?

Women's  Rights

200

Two Parts: 

A: This colony was founded in 1607 in Virginia for economic reasons

B: This colony was founded in 1620 in Massachusetts for social reasons

A: Jamestown

B: Plymouth

200

Fill in the blanks: 

_______________, a Frenchmen, helped George Washington train Continental soldiers during a harsh winter at ________________.

Marquis de Lafayette; Valley Forge

200

What are the names of the two groups who argued over the ratification of the Constitution?

Federalists & Anti-Federalists

200

What is a tariff?

A tax on imported goods

200
landmark supreme court case where the supreme court ruled in favor of the Cherokee when Georgia tried to take land

Worcester v. Georgia (1832)

200

Name two inventions that made transportation more efficient and easier

Steamboats and Steam Locomotives (trains)

200

Land given up as a result of the Mexican American War

Mexican Cession 

200

movement to end alcohol consumption

Temperance

300

religious revival-movement back towards emotion over logic

The First Great Awakening

300

Why did the Proclamation of 1763 anger colonists?

it prohibited them from moving west of the Appalachian Mountains

300

What was the primary effect of Shay's Rebellion?

The primary effect of Shay's Rebellion was that it highlighted the weaknesses of the current constitution.

300

What warnings did George Washington give in his Farewell Address?

1. don't create foreign alliances 

2. stay neutral 

3. avoid political parties 

300

Fill in the blank: 

Jackson expanded voting rights to all ________ men regardless if they owned property or not

white

300

A type of economy where there is very little government interference, competition is allowed between companies

The Free Enterprise System

300

The idea that it was the U.S. god given right to expand from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean

Manifest Destiny


300

religious revival, humans can reform and avoid sin. Led to many reform movements in the 19th century

Second Great Awakening

400

Two Parts: 

A: This region of the 13 colonies is known for growing wheat and a mild climate

B: This region of the 13 colonies is known for shipbuilding, subsistence farming, and long, cold winters

Region A: The Middle Colonies 

Region B: The New England Colonies

400

Economic theory where the colonists had to send their raw material to England and trade was restricted

Mercantilism

400

Two Parts: Amendments in BOR

A: due process of law

B: Prohibits excessive bail & cruel/unusual punishment

A: 5th

B: 8th

400

This document told Europe to stay out North & South America. Colonization was over

Monroe Doctrine
400

Tariff that upset the South-prompted South Carolina to threaten to secede from the Union

Tariff of Abominations

400

Which groups of immigrants mainly settled on the east coast and worked in factories?

Irish and German immigrants

400

Name a cause of the US-Mexican War

1. Border dispute 

2. Texas Annexation

3. Desire for more land

400

Two parts: 

A: first battle of the Civil War

B: bloodiest single day battle of the Civil War

A: Fort Sumter

B: Battle of Antietam

500

What was a political impact of the First Great Awakening?

Colonists began to rebel, colonists believed no King should dominate (rule) the colonies

500

Explain how the Battle of Saratoga was a turning point in the American Revolution

The Battle of Saratoga was a turning point because the Continental Army's victory convince France to join them as an ally. 
500

Name ONE strength & ONE weakness of the Articles of Confederation

Strengths: make treaties, northwest ordinance, coin money, declare war

Weaknesses: no executive or judicial branch, weak central government, hard to get amendments passed

500

This act restricted immigration and prohibited speaking harmfully about the government (violated the 1st amendment)

Alien & Sedition Acts

500

South Carolina threatened to secede over the Tariff of Abominations-they felt they could "nullify" federal law

Nullification Crisis

500

this artificial waterway joined the Midwest to NYC, allowed for the more efficient transportation of goods and people

Erie Canal

500

Name ONE positive and ONE negative effect of Westward Expansion

Positive: nationalism grew, railroads connected major cities, opportunity to buy cheaper land

Negatives: Native Americans were forced out of their land, slavery increased

500

Why was the Battle of Gettysburg a turning point in the Civil War?

This battle severely weakened the Confederacy and put them in a losing position. The south was now only fighting to keep their land, not conquer more.