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APUSH Final

TermDefinition
sun belt southern united states
Zimmerman Telegram proposed alliance between Germany and Mexico
13th Amendment abolished slavery
Alexander Hamilton federalist-financial founder
Americas were settled by whom? Asians
Articles of Confederation first govt- weak
Battle of Gettysburg (Pickett's charge) unsuccessful-turning point
Battle of Saratoga turning point
Battle of Wounded Knee last battle between Indians and U.S. Army
Battle of Yorktown Last battle of revolutionary
Compromise of 1877 ends reconstruction
Cotton cash crop of the south
Cotton Gin Eli Whitney
Cotton Gin Results slavery skyrockets
Decision of 2000 election occurred where? Supreme Court
Declaration of Independence T. J.
Dien Bien Phu French defeat in Vietnam 1954
Emancipation Proclamation Proclamation issued by Lincoln, freeing all slaves in areas still at war with the Union.
End of Cold War occurred under what president? George H.W. Bush
Erie Canal Great Lakes Connected with Atlantic Ocean 1825
FDR and Truman WWII
First Amendment speech, religion, press, petition, assembly
Flapper 1920s women
Gerald Ford uniqueness as president only president not to be elected V.P. and president
great awakening religious movement during colonial period
hero of the battle of new Orleans Andrew Jackson
Hiroshima first city destroyed by nuclear weapon
Ho Chi Hinh leader commies in North Vietnam
Impeachment of Andrew Jackson impeded congressional reconstruction
Indian Removal Act of 1830 Cherokee
Invasion of Poland begins WWII
Japanese Internment Camps locked up American citizens during WWII fear of spies
Know-Nothing Party American Party- Anti Immigrant
Korean War beginning 1950-north korea invaded south korea
Lee Harvey Oswald assassinated JFK
Lewis and Clark explore Louisiana purchase to the pacific
Louisiana Territory purchase france doubled U.S.
Luftwaffe German Air Force
Monroe Doctrine keep out of western hemisphere
Nat Turner Slave revolt
Plessy v. Ferguson separate but equal
President of the Confederacy Jefferson Davis
Presidential Election of 1800 T.J v. Aaron Burr, John Adams- decided by House of reps
Proclamation of 1763 prevented settlement west of Appalachian Mts.
Reason Women Rights movement began slavery
Robber Barons Carnegie, Rockefellar, Vanderbuilt
Rosa Parks started Civil Rights movement
Salem Witch Craft Trials hysteria which resulted in many innocent deaths
Seneca Falls, New York First women's rights convention, 1848
Silent Spring conservation book
Tet Offensive turning point of vietnam war, 1986
The Apollo Program landed a man on the moon
The connecticut or great compromise house of rep/senate
The world trade center bombing of 1993 first attack by Al-Qaeda
Theory of secession states rights
treaty of paris 1763 Ended the French and Indian War and effectively kicked the French out of North America
Treaty of Paris 1783 ended revolutionary war
Treaty of Versailles ended WWI
Uncle Tom's Cabin book that convinced people slavery was horrible
why did president george W. bush become popular 9/11/2001
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