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US History (1877)

Midterm Review

QuestionAnswer
Mercantilism economic theory of limited wealth-England uses the colonies for wealth
Transatlantic Trade (Triangle Trade) trade across the ocean
Navigation Acts All trade controlled by England-Purpose: to control money
Southern Colonies: reason established people geography key place relationship w/natives people how money was made to make money-- Virginia Company/J.Smith/J.Rolfe-- Warm/fertile soil/long growning season-- start off good then BAD-- Powhatan-- cash crops/slavery--
New England Colonies: reason established people geography key place relationship w/natives people how money was made religious reasons-- Pilgrims/Purtians-- Rocky soil/cold/short growning season -- Massachusetts-- bad relationship (Purtians)-- King Philip (Metacom)-- trade/ship building/fishing--
Mid-Atlantic Colonies: reason established people geography key place relationship w/natives people how money was made religion/money-- Quakers-- mild winter/fertile soil (grains)-- Penn/New York-- generally no conflict w/natives-- trade--
Which colonies were the most diverse? Mid-Atlantic
Middle Passage and culture part of triangle that transported slaves/cultures blended
Salutary neglect and the colonies -England ignored the colonies as long as the got money -it allowed them to create their own governments (self-gov)
Great Awakening and its effects -religious revival-- -challenged authority
French and Indian War: causes effects terms of Treaty of Paris 1763 French and Indian War: trade and terrority-- lots of debt-- England got land to Miss River and Canada
Proclamation of 1763 Stamp Act Slogan Against Stamp Act Intolerable Acts passed Intolerable Acts No pass line along the App. Mt./they fought for it tax on paper-- No Taxation without representation-- puishment for the Boston Tea Party-- Closed Harbor/placed under direct rule/Brit. officials to-- England/Quartering Act
Daughters of Liberty Sons of Liberty Committees of Correspondence peaceful/boycotts-- violent-destructive/Boston Tea Party-- letters/unite the colonies against England
Common Sense: author audience purpose effect Common Sense: TPaine-- colonists-- persuade them to fight-- caused colonist to want to fight
Declaration of Independence: Intellectual Sources Philosopher Natural Rights Social Contract Theory John Locke-- people are born with certain rights-- people give the gov't power and govt protects people
Declaration of Independence: Organization preamble list of grievances conclusion the Why-- the Reasons (grievances)-- the Attemps to keep peace
Declaration of Independence: purpose group that wrote it main writer breaking from England-- Committee of Five-- T. Jefferson
French Alliance: Ambassdor secured French alliance how did they help B. Franklin-- Battle of Saratoga-- supplies, soliders, use of Navy, etc...
Dutch Alliance: Ambassdor how did they help? J. Adams-- money for supplies
Washington's leadership Baron von Steuben Marquis de Lafayette Valley Forge great personality, stayed with troops, found supplies/trainers-- Prussia/organized army and created training program/lead troops-- French/helped train troops and lead them into battle-- received vital training that created a professional army
Battles: Trenton Key People Geography Importance Trenton-- Washington-- crossing Delaware River-- moral boost
Battles: Saratoga Key People Geography Importance Saratoga-- Gates-- foothills of New York state-- French alliance
Battles: Yorktown Key People Geography Importance Yorktown-- Washington/von Steuben/Lafayette-- off the coast of Va-- last battle
Roles of Minorities: N. Americans Women Free Black ppl/enslaved ppl Hope to gain guided British soldiers-- spies-- soldiers-- wanted freedom and equal rights/no they were forgotten
Treaty of Paris 1783: people provisions Franklin/JAdams/JJay-- US is independent/US gets land to Miss River/Brits keep-- Cananda/US sets up govt.
Articles of Confederation What were they? Land Ordinance Northwest Ordinance westward migration first govt/states had more power-- blocked up land in Ohio area-free school-- New states/NO Slavery-- opened up new land to move (manifest destiny)
Articles of Confederation: weaknesses Shays Rebellion show Shays Rebellion lead to one branch/no tax/no trade-- AOC couldn't put rebellion down-Crisis-- the writting of the Constitution
Great Compromise 3/5th Compromise limit govt VA Plan-based on state population/NJ Plan-equal count/Great Compromise-combined both plans for Congress today-- 3/5-slaves count in population-- sep of powers-3 branches/Federalism-state and federal govt --share powers
Federalist people Anti-Federalist pro-Constitution-strong federal government-- J.Madison/J. Jay/ A. Hamilton-- state strong government/wanted a Bill of Rights
Federalist Papers what were they? authors purpose series of news paper articles-- J.Madison/J. Jay/ A. Hamilton-- to ratify Constitution
Bill of Rights Which group wanted them amendments to protect individual rights--- Anti-Federalist
Washington Presidency precedent precedents set Whiskey Rebellion Farwell Address action that set up polices that are followed later-- cabinet/enforce the law/2 terms-- grain farmers rebelled against paying taxes on Whiskey-- Washington could put down the rebellion-new govt was strong-- No foreign alliances/political parties
Adams Presidency alien sedition election of 1800 deporting 'dangerous' immigrants-- can't print anything negative against govt-- caused Adams to lose
Parties: Federalists leaders supporters economy constitutional interpretation Adams/Hamilton-- cities-- strong federal govt-- loose interpetation
Parties: Demo-Repub leaders supporters economy constitutional interpretation T.Jefferson-- farming-- state strong govt-- strict interpretation
Jefferson Presidency: LA Purchase beliefs large land buy Miss River to Rocky Mt.-- strict constructionalist-he didnt believe presidents had the power to buy land
Madison Presidency: War of 1812 causes War of 1812 effects Impressment-- pride and respect
Monroe Presidency: Monroe Doctrine foreign policy of US neutrality and warning Europe out of Western Hemiphere
Jackson Presidency: Jacksonian Democracy Common man political party Nullification Crisis Indian Removal Act stronger pres/weak congress-- all white men/suffrage (voting rights)-- Democratic party-- John C Calhoun/states try to nullify tariffs (fed laws) -SC-- 5 Native American nations are forced to walk to OK-Trail of Tears/military moved them by force
Henry Clay/Industrialization 4 factors new transportation American system 3 parts of American system Party supported American System-opposed water-steam power/steamboats/interal improvements/protective tariffs/railroads-- infratructure-- to push for industrialization-- protective tarriffs/fed funding/restablish Nat'l bank-- Whigs/Democrats
Parties:Democrats leader supporters tariffs national bank A. Jackson-- famers/southern-- no protective tariffs-- cancelled bank
Parties: Whigs leader supporters tariffs national bank Henry Clay-- Cities/Northerners-West-- supported protective tariffs-- re-established national bank
2nd Great Awakening key word temperance public edu suffrage Seneca Falls Convention women roles reform/religion-- ban on alcohol-- taxed funded education for children-- right to vote-- women's rights meeting-Elizabeth Cady Staton-- led more reforms-more educated
abolitionist movement Nat Turner's Rebellion ending slavery-- failed slave rebellion that caused stricter slave laws
Missouri Compromise ME=Free, MO=Slave, no slavery above the 36'30 line
Manifest Destiny Polk fulfilled Manifest Destiny belief that we should expand ocean to ocean (go west)-- Polk gets Texas, Oregon territory, and Mexican Cession
Mexican American War causes effects divide border dispute over Texas-- we gain the Mexican Cession-- new states coming in, will they be slave or free
Compromise of 1850 favored by North favored by South popular sovereignty outlawed slavery-CA is free--- futive slave act/voting on slavery-- voting
Kansas-Nebraska Act/overturn Bleeding Kansas John Brown North/South views tried to vote (pop sov) but failed/overturned MO Compromise-- violence over voting in Kansas/failed-- violent abolitionist/Harpers Ferry-- North-matyr/South-Terrorist
Dred Scott Scott v Sandford Election of 1860 an enslaved person sued for freedom-- slavery only ends w/amendment-no black person citizen-- Lincoln wins/South Carolina succeeds
North vs South Norht-factories, people, food, railroads--- South-will and leaders
Lincoln habeas corpus Emancipation Proclamation Gettysburg Address 2nd Inaugural Address right to trial/see a judge-Lincoln suspends to shut up sympathizers--- free slaves in rebelling states(South)/weaken moral-war about slavery-- moral boost for North-- Forgive South/slavery is over
CW Leaders JDavis UGrant RLee WSherman Stonewall Jackson Confed Pres-- Lead Union General-- Lead Confed General-- Union general burned ATL-- Confed general-died
CW Battles Fort Sumter Antietam Vicksburg Gettsburg Atlanta first battle- coast of SC-war starts-- bloody 1-day battle-creek in MD -Eman. Proc.-- control MS River-MS River-cuts South in 1/2 (turning pt)-- South invades North-foothills in Penn-stops South (turning pt)-- Destroys ATL-city-South gives up
Presidential Reconstruction view twoards South leaders Plan lenient towards South-- Lincoln/Johnson-- 10%
Congressional Reconstruction view twoards South leaders Plan punish South-- Congress/Republicans-- 50%
Significance of Lincoln's assassination Johnson impeachment 1st pres assassinated-Johnson takes over-- Tenure of Office Act- acquitted by one vote
Freedmans Bureau/successful 13 14 15 help former slaves adjust to freedom/kinda(while reconstruction was enforced-yes after it ended-no)-- free-- citizen-- vote--
Black Codes hinder freedom KKK hinder freedom modified slave codes-- stopped them from being free-- hate/terrorist group against A. Americans-- caused a system of fear/denied rights
Election of 1876 political party Compromise of 1877 Hayes wins (shady deal)-- Republicans-- ends Reconstruction to win
Railroads-steel Railroads-oil trains and tracks made of steel-- tracks built to go to oil fields
JD Rockefeller industry company strategy Oil-- Standard Oil-- vertical intergration -buy it all
A Carnegie industry company strategy Steel-- US Steel-- vertical consolidation (own it all)
Trust Monopoly owning all the steps to make a product (field to store)-- 1 person owns all products
Invention: telegraph inventor impact on business impact on society S. Morse-- easier communication from business to business-- easier to communication across country
Invention: telephone inventor impact on business impact on society AG Bell-- more effective communication (voice to voice)-- faster communication across country
Invention: light bulb inventor impact on business impact on society T. Edison-- factories open 24/7-- homes get safer lighting
Ellis Island East coast site for Europeans Immigration
Angel Island West coast site for Asian Immigration
Immigration on economy immigration on politics immigration on culture demand increased for goods-- nativist movement-against immigrants-- new foods
Labor Unions formed tactics influence AFL want better pay/conditions-- collective bargaining/strikes-- challenged labor laws-- leader:S. Gompers, members:factory workers, tactics: strikes
Trancontiental Railroad signify population growth in west innovations in farming connect country-Irish and Chinese-- manifest destiny-- Homestead Act-- plows, barbwire, & windmill
Plains Indians consequences Little Big Horn Wounded Knee Leader settlers moving into Indian land-- wiped out bufflo/reservations-- N. Americans won-- over 300 massacred-- Sitting Bull
Muckrakers Upton Sinclair Ida Tarbell Jacob Riis Jane Addams The Jungle-Safe food and drug act-- Standard Oil-sherman anti trust act-- How the Other Half Lives-housing-- Hull House-helps immigrants adjust
Movements Why women temperance-suffrage-sanitation-education-- forgotten in the 15th and more educated
Plessy v Ferguson strengthen jim crow NAACP separate but equal-- made the law legal-- to challenge jim crow laws in court-WEB Dubois
Initiative referendum recall 17th petitions-- force vote-- remove officials-- direct vote for senators
imperialism Spanish American War causes Spanish American War effects Philippine American War expand passed borders to gain colonies-- harsh treatment of Cubans-USS Maine-Yellow Journalism-- Cuba free-PGP-- wanted independence- fought and lost
Hawaii Alaska for expansion antiexpansion annexed-wanted to control for business/location-- Russia-- social darwinism-- against Constitution
Roosevelt Corollary Big Stick Panama Canal Europe not allowed to give out loans to Americas-LA didnt like-- T. Roosevelt-negotiations first then fight-Speak softly and carry a big stick-Haiti-- faster sailing time-control
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