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dcush fall final rev

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Indigenous America I learned that one motive for European exploration was to find a direct sea route to Asia for trade. | Aztecs farmed on "floating gardens" known as chinampas. | European-brought diseases killed approximately 95% of the Native populations in America.
Colliding Cultures I learned that nations such as Spain, France, Portugal, and the Netherlands competed for land during the 1600s and 1700s. | Jamestown was the first permanent English colony in the US. | Merchants from France traded fur with the Native populations.
British North America I learned that the Chesapeake Colonies' economies were based off of tobacco and indentured slavery. | Maryland was founded in 1632 as a safe haven for Catholics. | Royal colonies were under direct control of the king.
Colonial Society I learned that George Whitefield was the face of the First Great Awakening . | The Proclamation of 1763 prevented English settlers from settling west of the Appalacian Mountains. | The Consumer Revolution fueled the growth of populations in cities.
The American Revolution Ideas about natural rights and scientific thought from the Enlightenment led to the American Revolution. | The currency act prevented colonists from producing more money. | The Intolerable Acts were Massachusett's punishments for the Boston Tea Party.
The Early Republic (American founding the Early Presidents) I learned that the government was a weak central power under the Articles of Confederation. | The Haitian Revolution sparked fear within white American citizens. | Marbury V Madison established judicial review.
The Market RevolutionFLAG Middle and Upper-class women usually avoided harsh labor. | Wage workers faced long work hours and dangerous conditions. | A family's financial state determined whether children could experience education.
President Andrew Jackson (Democracy in America) The Eaton Affair had dissolved Jackson's cabinet. | The Panic of 1837 led to the Whig Party gaining political support. | In response to and disapproval of the Nullification Crisis, Jackson issued the Nullification Proclamation.
Religion and Reform The Second Great Awakening led to many other Reform movements such as abolition, temperance, and education. | The Second Great Awakening focused more on an individual's conversion to Protestant Christianity. | Dorothea Dix led the Asylum and prison rm
The Cotton Revolution (Institution of Slavery) Cotton was not a rough and destructive crop to grow like tobacco. | Southern wealth was based off of commerce, land, slave trading, and Cotton planting. | Nat Turner's Rebellion had severe consequences for the enslaved.
Manifest Destiny (Westward Expansion) The Louisiana Purchase from Napolean doubled US territory overnight. | A cause for Westward Expansion was the development of new transportation innovations. | Manifest Destiny was the American belief that expanding Westward was a God-given mission.
The Sectional Crisis (Causes of the Civil War) Abraham Lincoln's presidency caused southern secession. | Scott V Sandford ruled that enslaved people were not US citizens. | Bleeding Kansas led to the formation of the Republic Party.
The Civil War Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation after the Union's victory at the Battle of Antietam. | The Battle of Gettysburg was the deadliest battle of the Civil War. | Robert E Lee was a Confederate general who led Southern troops.
Reconstruction The 13th Amendment abolished slavery. | The 14th Amendment guaranteed birthright citizenship. | The 15th Amendment stated that a person's right to vote could not be denied because of race or previous servitude.
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