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Midterm Review

US History Standards 1-14

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Mercantilism Economic theory of wealth- Raw Goods to Manufactured Goods
Trans-Atlantic Trade Trade across the ocean
Navigation Acts Only British ship, ports, and colonies---Control of trade
Southern Colonies founded-for money/profit---people-Rolfe/Smith---geography-rivers, long growing season, hot, fertile soil--Key place-Jamestown, VA---Relationship-okay then BAD----people-Powhatan----Money-Cash crops
New England Colonies founded-religion---people-Puritans/Pilgrams---geography-rocky soil, cold, short growing period----place-Mass---relationship-BAD---people-King Phillip---Money-trade and using natural resources
Mid-Atlantic Colonies founded-trade/religion---people-William Penn---geography-medium growing period, fertile soil, mild climate, deep harbors---relationship-GOOD---money-trade and farming (wheat)--places:PA/NY
Religious Groups Puritans-Moved to MASS for religious freedom---Quakers-Moved to PENN for religious freedom----Mid-Atlantic colonies most diverse
Middle Passage bottom part of Trans-Atlantic triangle where enslaved people were---cultures blended through culture and food
Salutary Neglect where Britian ignored the colonies and didn't enforce laws as long as they got money---- they were able to self-govern without England telling them what to do
Great Awakening religious revival---they challenged authory of church leaders and government leaders
French and Indian War/ToP 1763 Causes-colonist invading French land (Ohio River Valley)---effect-won land and gained a lot of debt---terms-Britian won land to MS River and Canada
Proclamation-Stamp Act-Intolerable Acts Proc-NO PASS line along the APP Mt--S.A.-Tax on paper goods---Slogan-No Taxation without Representation---I.A-Series of laws passed after the Boston Tea Party/Punishment---4 things: Close Boston Harbor,Quartering,Officials to Eng; Under Direct Rule
Daughters/Sons of Liberty-Committees of Correspondence DoL-Female group/peaceful boycots/homespun goods---SoL-Male group-voilent/Boston Tea Party---CoC-letters shared throughout the colonies/unity
Common Sense Author-Thomas Paine---Audience-Colonist---Purpose-to explain why we should fight for independence---Effect-Colonist want to fight
Declaration of Independence-Intellectual Sources Philosopher-John Locke---Born with certain rights---agreement to give up rights to get rights
Declaration of Independence-Organization/Purpose/Writers Preamble-overview of why we want independence---List-What Britian has done to us---Con.-What we have done to try and fix the relationship----Purpose-Break up Letter--Group-Committee of 5---Main-T. Jefferson
Alliances French-Franklin---secured-Saratoga (Franco-American Treaty)--- Supplies/troops---Dutch-J. Adams--help-Money
George Washington-Steuben-Lafeyette-Valley Forge GW-Force of personality and stayed with troops---Steuben-Prussian/organized troops and created a training program---Lafayette-French/trained and led troops---V.F.-vital training period for the Contiential Army
American Revolutionary Battles Trenton-people-G. Washington--Geo-Delaware River--Imp-Moral boost---Saratoga-People-Gates--Geo-high ground on Hudson River--Imp-french alliance---Yorktown-GW/Steuden/Lafeyatte-Geo-on coast-Imp-last battle
Roles N. Americans-Guides on both sides---Women-spies/support---Black-soldiers---Gained-Wanted rights and freedom--successful-Nope
Treaty of Paris 1783 people-Jefferson-Adams-Jay---Provisions- US a country-All land to MS River-can set up government
Articles of Confederation 1st Government-WEAK- all power to the States
Land Ordinance/Northwest Ordinance/West Land-divided land/public education---Northwest-new states NO slavery----West- easier to move and cheap land.
Weaknesses of AOC weaknesses-No Tax-No Trade-1 Branch---Shay's-Farmers couldnt pay MA tax so they rebelled and government could not stop it (CRISIS)---- lead to-Founding Fathers called to change/fix Articales but wrote Constitution
Great Compromise-3/5th-power G.C.-Va plan-based on population-NJ plan-equal representation--GC-put together to make Leg. Branch---3/5th-counting enslaved ppl in population----Sep of Powers-Separating powers into 3 branches--Federalism--dividing power between state & federal govt
Federalist/Anti-Federatlist Fed-wanted strong central/federal government-- Hamilton/Madison/Jay--Anti-wanted state strong government or a Bill of Rights added to Constitution
Federalist Papers/Bill of Rights F.P.-series of articles that argue importants of Constitution--authors-Hamilton/Madison/Jay--Support Ratification---1st 10 Amendments to Constitution-protects basic rights---Anti-Federalist wanted them
Washington's presidency prec-acts based of past action--Mr Pres./cabinet/2 terms/enfoce laws--WR-rebellion about taxes-Washington put down--No political parties/No foreign alliances
Adams's presidency Alien-immigration---Sedition-arresting for criticizing governements (against civil rights)--caused Adams to lose election
Federalist vs Demo-Repubs Federalist-Adams/Hamilton--cities--manufaturing--loose--Demo-Repubs--Jefferson/Madison--farmers--agriculture--strict
Jefferson's presidency LA-purchase of land (middle of US)--against belief-went against strict constitutional interpretation
Madison's presidency War of 1812 Causes- Impressment/trade restrictions/guns to natives---Effects-Repect/Nationalism
Monroe's presidency Monrow Doc-Europe stay out of North and South America--We protect Western Hemisphere and stay neutral in Eurpean affairs
Jackson's presidency Jacksonian-Weak congress/strong president---Common Man- all white men-voting---political party-Democrats--Nullification-cancel federal laws--Indian Rem.-Trail of Tears/forced removal of Southern Native Americans--Cher.-by federal force after court case
Henry Clay factors-water/steam power-industrial improvements/tariffs/trains---steamboats/trains---Am.System-building roads (transportation)&factories---Protective Tariffs/infastructure/National Bank---political party-Whigs
Parties-Democrats/Whigs Demo-A. Jackson--farmers-Southern--No support-didn't like ----Whigs-H. Clay--factories/city ppl--supported tariffs--wanted to reestablish Nat'l bank
2nd Great Awakening key word-religion--temp-no alcohol (against drinking)--edu-all kids learning (free) not working--suffrage-voting--Seneca--womens rights convention---women-led movements
Abolitionist abolitionist-movenment against slavery (F. Douglass/W.L.Garrison)---Nat T.-failed slave rebellion caused VA to strengthen slave codes
MO Compromise ME (Maine)=FREE, MO (Missouri)=Slave, no slavery above the 36'30 line
Manifest Destiny belief that Americans have the right to move west. (Manifest to the West)---- Polk- Mexican Cession & Oregon--He pushed to expand
Mexican American War Cause-dispute over Texas border---effects-we won and bought Mexican Cession---new states came in (most free)
Compromise of 1850 North-CA is Free, No slave trade in DC--South-Fugtive Slave Act, voting on slave/free---Pop Sov- voting (free or slave states)
Kansas-Nebraska Act elements-states go to vote(pop sov)/overturned-MO Comp---BleedingK-fought over voting/fail--J. Brown-abolitionist/Harpers Ferry/N=matyr,S=terrorist
Dred Scott/Election 1860 Enslaved person (N.O. Territory) who sued for freedom--impact-couldnt sue/free-not citizens and didnt have rights----Lincoln won--South Carolina succeed
North vs South North-Railroads, Factories, People, & Food----South-Leaders, will to fight
Lincoln habeas corpus-put Southern Simps in jail w/o a trial (in MD)--Emancipation Proc-free all slaves in the South/stop England from helping South---Gettysburg Address-moral boost/North Keep going---2nd Inaugral Address-Forgive South and end slavery
Leaders of CW Davis-CSA (South)-President---Grant-USA (North)-main General/total war---Lee-CSA (South)-main General---Sherman-USA (North)-general that burns ATL---Stonewall-CSA (South)--dies causing South to start loosing
CW Battles Fort Sumter-first battle/Coast/starts war Antietiam-1 day battle/MD-creek bed/Empan. Proclamation Vicksburg-Control MS River/MS River/cuts South 1/2 Gettysburg-Northern battle-deadist battle/hills/push South down ATL-Manufacturing hub/Mt/ended war
Reconstruction/Lincoln/Johnson South-lenient on South--leaders-Lincoln/Johnson--Plan: 10% South-harsh on South--Leaders-Republicans--Plan: 50% assassination: Johnson takes over impeached: Tenure of Office Act/aqquitted
Freedmans Bureau Helps newly freed people adjust to freedom (basic needs)--successful: yes but ended with Reconstruction
13-14-15 13th- ends slavery (FREE)/14th-citizenship and due process (CITIZEN)/15th-men voting rights (VOTE)
Black Codes/KKK Black Codes-rasist slave laws to keep black ppl in virtual slavery hinder-stopped black people from using rights KKK-veteran club created to oppress black people and stop them from using rights hinder-fear tactics
Hayes (Compromise of 1877) Election-Hayes Compromise of 1877-Ends Reconstruction and puts Southerns in Hayes' Presidential Cabinet
Railraods steel-trains and tracks made of steel---tracks were built to reach oil fields
Robber Barons & Monopolies Rockefeller-Oil/Standard Oil Trust/vertical intergration-- Carnegie-Steel/Carnegie Steel/Hortizontal intergration-- trust-gaining all companies in the same field-- monopolies-controlling all aspects of a field like Oil or Steel
Inventions Telegraph-Morris/connected businesses/allowed ppl to talk faster Telephone-Bell/faster connections/more efficient communication Lightbulb-Edison/longer hours/created a safer way to see-longer working hours
Immigration Ellis-Immigration on East Coast for Europeans-- Angel-Immigration on West Coast for Asians-- economy-more goods needed--politics-Nativst movement--culture-blending cultures due to new influences
Labor Unions Formed-to fight for workers rights---tactics-collective bargaining & strikes---changed laws---Leader: S. Gompers/Members: factory workers/tactics: collective barg.
Transcontiential Railroad East: Irish/West: Chinese---signify: end of Manifest Destiny
Population in West Homestead Act: free land/ plows, windmills, & barb wire
Plains Indians How: fought back (Great Sioux War)--Cons.-pushed to Reservations and buffalo killed---LBH-Sioux won---Army-punished Natives by restricting food---Wounded Knee-Massacure of 300 Natives at religious meeting---Sitting Bull
Muckrakers Upton Sinclair-The Jungle-Food and Drug Act--- Ida Tarbell-Standard Oil-Sherman Anti-Trust Act--- Jacob Riis-How the Other Half Lives-housing codes and sanitation--- Jane Addams-Hull House-basic needs for immigrants
Women Temperance, sanitation, education, anti-racism, suffrage----more education and opportunities
Plessy v Ferguson Separate but Equal (Plessy lost)---made Jim Crow laws legal---NAACP-founded to fight Jim Crow laws legally/WEB Dubois
Progressive Refoms Initiative-petitions/suggesting laws---Referenum-forcing a vote---recall-remove officals---17th-direct election of Senators
Imperialism/Spanish-American War taking land for colonies--causes-Cuba/USS Maine/Yellow Journalism---effects-PGP (Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines)---they fought and lost--Hawaii-we wanted location and trade--Russia---Social Darwinism (spread Demo)---against Founding principles
Roosevelt R. Corollary-expands Monroe Doc-no loans to Central and South America---Teddy Roosevelt/Speak Softy and Carry a Big Stick/Haiti---Panama Canal-Connected oceans and allowed US to control flow of traffic.
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