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APUSH FINAL

2nd Sem FINAL EXAM REVIEW SHEET

TermDefinition
Spanish American War: territories Puerto Rico, Philippines, Guam, (CUBA)
Open Door Policy Due to spheres of influence in China by Eur, US wanted this so they can trade freely with China
Jamestown: tobacco, motivations Southern colonies = Tobacco = BIG CASH CROP; Started because young, single men wanted GOLD
Pilgrims Northern colonies settlers; Escape from Anglican Church; God #1, Hard work, Education, Bible, Belief in Jesus for salvation, COMMUNITY, allotted acreage for each family based on need; TO VOTE: member of church
Mayflower Compact government of the North, written on the Mayflower; Plymouth Colony
Mercantilism economic system; export over import; raw materials from colonies for cheap then manufactured in the mother country and sold back to colonies
New England vs Middle vs Southern colonies
Containment Cold War policy by the US after Truman; STOP SPREAD OF COMMUNISM WITH MILITARY AND ECONOMIC ACTIONS
Reasons for Korean War Korea is divided into North and South at the 38th parallel b/c N = communism and S = US & UN; N Korea invades S Korea to take over all of Korea; Counterattack by US
Stamp Act 1765; tax RAISE on everyone on any paper goods; led to Stamp Act Congress and committees of correspondence
French and Indian War CAUSES Mercantilism & Navigation Acts are enforced; salutary neglect ends; land fight with French and Indians
Reaganomics Trickle-down economics; supply side economics; gov’t will decrease taxes on businesses; deregulation of businesses
Common Sense Thomas Paine; AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE GAINS CONFIDENCE
Kent State Richard Nixon; protest over Vietnam & bombing in Ho Chi Minh trail; student burned down building & threw rocks; Natl Guard opens fire; 4 students killed; SILENT MAJORITY
Treaty of Paris 1783 ENDS REV WAR; Separate meeting with Br; lands given to US until Mississippi River up to Great Lakes down to North of Florida; Some promises made but were not fulfilled: GB troops don’t leave; Patriots don’t pay Loyalists; Patriots don’t pay Br creditors
Articles of Confederation FIRST GOV OF US; Weak Fed gov’t; STATES POWER;
Shay’s Rebellion Farmer revolt b/c high property tax; Marched to court house; NO ONE STOPPED THEM; End of Articles
Great Society Lyndon B Johnson’s plan; Increased fed gov power;
Arab oil embargo Richard Nixon; OPEC cuts back on oil exports to intimidate US & Israel; Create scarcity; LED TO INFLATION IN US
Constitutional Convention 1787; INITIALLY, revise Articles; CREATED CONSTITUTION; James Madison: Father; Virginia Plan; New Jersey Plan
Iran-Contra Affair Ronald Reagan; SECRET deal behind Congress back to supply Contras to fight Communism in Nicaragua; WEAPONS TO IRAN FOR RELEASE OF HOSTAGES
Social Darwinism
Waves of immigration
Collective bargaining
AFL and Knights of Labor
Haymarket Riot
Laissez faire Federal government will not involve itself in the country’s economy; Industrial era
Sherman Anti-Trust Act to bust trusts/monopolies; FAILURE; went after unions
Jefferson and the Bank
Washington’s foreign policy Isolationism and Neutrality
Alien and Sedition Acts John Adams; CONTROVERSIAL; Set the naturalization to 14 years instead of 5; Prevented anyone (Dem-Reps mostly) from talking badly about the fed gov
Embargo Act of 1807 Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase Thomas Jefferson
Federalists vs Democratic Republicans (BELIEFS)
Progressive movement and industrialization
Middle Class Progressive Movement
Monroe Doctrine
Clay’s American System
Nullification Andrew Jackson
Muckrakers
Seneca Falls Convention
Anthracite Coal Strike 1902
Manifest Destiny
Gadsden Purchase
Era of Good Feelings
The Jungle
Trustbusting
Jackson on nullification
Common Man politics
Election of 1912: The split
Missouri Compromise
Popular sovereignty
Radical Republicans and reconstruction
Plessy vs Ferguson Supreme court case; Segregation = LEGAL; SEPARATE BUT EQUAL
Spanish American War: The Philippines
Big Stick Policy
Roosevelt Corollary
Dollar Diplomacy
Moral Diplomacy
Zimmerman telegram
US Entry into WWI
Sedition and Espionage Acts (1918)
League of Nations
Appeasement
Isolationism
Japan’s invasion of Manchuria
Japanese internment
End of Great Depression
Women post-WWII
Kellogg-Briand Pact
Treaty of Versailles
Republican Formula
Leisure time of the 1930s
Red Scare Fear communism was in the US
Farmers in the 1920s
Stock Market Crash of 1929
Hoover and the Depression
Bonus Army
FDR winning in 1932
CCC and CWA: POINT
Agricultural Adjustment Act
National Recovery Administration
Huey Long’s Share the Wealth
Court Packing Controversy
New Deal
Social Security Act
Watergate (DATE & PRES) Richard Nixon; 1970s
McCarthyism (DATE & PRES) Dwight D Eisenhower; 1950s
Flappers (DATE & PRES) Harding, Coolidge, Hoover; 1920s
Dust Bowl (DATE & PRES) FDR; 1930s
Persian Gulf War (DATE & PRES) George H.W. Bush; 1988-1992
Atomic Bombs (DATE & PRES) Truman; 1940s
Impeachment of Clinton (DATE & PRES) Bill Clinton; 1992-2000
JFK Assassination (DATE & PRES) JFK; 1963
Pearl Harbor (DATE & PRES) FDR; 1940s
Emancipation Proclamation (DATE & PRES) Lincoln; 1860s
War of 1812 (DATE & PRES) Madison; 1812
XYZ Affair (DATE & PRES) John Adams; 1797
Iran Contra (DATE & PRES) Reagan; 1980s
14 Points (DATE & PRES) Woodrow Wilson; Post-WWI; 1918
Star Wars (DATE & PRES) Ronald Reagan; 1980s
Vietnamization (DATE & PRES) Richard Nixon; 1960s
Mexican War (DATE & PRES) James K. Polk; 1846-1848
3 R’s (DATE & PRES) Antebellum Reforms; 1820s-1861
Whiskey Rebellion (DATE & PRES) George Washington; 1790s
Indian Removal (DATE & PRES) Andrew Jackson & Martin Van Buren; 1830s
Cuban Missile Crisis (DATE & PRES) JFK; 1960s
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution (DATE & PRES) Lyndon B Johnson; 1960s
Spoils system (DATE & PRES) Andrew Jackson; 1828-1836
CREEP (DATE & PRES) Richard Nixon; 1970s
Hartford Convention (DATE & PRES) James Madison; 1810s
Oregon Treaty (DATE & PRES) James K. Polk; 1840s
Bank Holiday (DATE & PRES) FDR; 1930s
Jay’s Treaty (DATE & PRES) George Washington; 1790s
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