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HELPFUL STUDY TIP: FLASH CARDS: Write the term & its date (precise date or time period in which the term applies) on one side of the index card Write a definition on the other side of the card (details and effort are your friend) Study and cross out each item as you learn/remember it NO INDEX CARDS OR NOTES OF ANY KIND ARE PERMITTED ON THE AP/ECE UNITED STATES HISTORY EXAM! Colonization Cultural differences between Native Americans & Europeans Pueblo Revolt King Philips War Spanish Armada // battles significance to US History 4 original colonies House of Burgesses Mayflower Compact General Court Separatists & Puritans Who colonized and why? Roger Williams Anne Hutchinson Salem Village Halfway Covenent Headright system indentured servants How slavery became a part of the South Middle Passage Slave codes Stono Rebellion Bacons Rebellion Holy Experiment MDs Toleration Act South Carolinas unique trait Charter royal colony Proprietary colony Restoration colonies Triangular trade Dominion of New England Road to Revolution Autonomy Navigation Acts The Great Awakening Albany Plan of Union Treaty of Paris, 1763 Stamp Act Townshend Duties Boston Massacre Coercive-Intolerable Acts Lexington & Concord Non-importation agreements mercantilism salutary neglect the Enlightenment French Indian War Proclamation of 1763 Declaratory Act Massachusetts Circular Letter Boston Tea Party First Continental Congress Sons & Daughters of Liberty virtual representation

HIST 1501/AP-USH www.wix.com/kochcj/professorkoch Revolutionary War & the US in the 1780s Common Sense war strategy Women in the RW Native Americans Tories Yorktown republican govt
Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom

Parts of the Declaration of Independence British

American war strategy Saratoga & its significance Peace of Paris, 1783
republican mothers/role of women (post R.W.)

US economy after the RW Land Ordinance of 1785 Shays Rebellion Constitution & Washingtons administration Mt. Vernon meeting Constitutional Convention Great Compromise Checks & Balances Federalists The Federalist Papers (& authors) great rights of mankind Hamiltons financial plans Strict constructionism vs. loose constructionism Why is Washington, D.C. located where it is? Executive privilege Washingtons warnings in the Farewell Address

African Americans after the RW Articles of Confederation Northwest Land Ordinance

Annapolis Convention VA & NJ Plans 3/5ths Compromise federal system Anti-Federalists Brutus
Washington & the Whiskey Rebellion

the US & Indians in the 1790s Proclamation of Neutrality Jays & Pinckneys Treaty

Adams, Jefferson, & the War of 1812 Election of 1796 XYZ Affair Alien & Sedition Acts KY & VA Resolutions // nullification Revolution of 1800 Virginia Dynasty midnight justices Jeffersonian Democracy 2nd Great Awakening Marbury v. Madison // judicial review John Marshall Louisiana Purchase Orders in Council impressment Jeffersons & Madisons pre-war acts War Hawks War of 1812 Battle of Baltimore Treaty of Ghent Hartford Convention Battle of New Orleans Era of Good Feelings, Jacksonian Era, & Antebellum America Why is this era titled in this way? Rush Bagot Treaty Convention of 1818 Adams-Onis Treaty Monroe Doctrine American System economic panics Missouri Compromise 36 30 line Mason Dixon Line corrupt bargain // political party created Jacksonian Democracy common man

HIST 1501/AP-USH www.wix.com/kochcj/professorkoch Spoils system Indian Removal Act Nullification Crisis Whigs Independent Treasury Antebellum society Cotton gin Transportation networks cult of domesticity Kitchen Cabinet Trail of Tears death of the 2nd Bank of the US Panic of 1837 Webster Ashburton Treaty paternalism market revolution nativism

Make 1 card for: reformers (Mann, Dix, Garrison) Make 1 card for: reform movements (temperance, utopian societies, abolition, womens rights) Manifest Destiny & the 1850s What is manifest destiny? Battle of the Alamo Election of 1844 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Sutters Mill, CA Wilmot Proviso Compromise of 1850 Uncle Toms Cabin Kansas-Nebraska Act // political party created Dred Scott v. Sanford Harpers Ferry Secession Crisis Ft. Sumter acquisition of Oregon Lone Star State Mexican War Gadsden Purchase popular sovereignty Fugitive Slave Law Bleeding Kansas Caning in Congress Freeport Doctrine the election of 1860 Crittenden Compromise

Civil War Civil War: stuff vs. spirit greenbacks tax in kind conscription Cotton Diplomacy total war Anaconda Plan Souths military strategy significance of Antietam, Gettysburg, Vicksburg, Shermans March to the Sea Appomattox Court House Confiscation Act Emancipation Proclamation 13th Amendment