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AP US History Terms for All Units

Remember, Terms are due to your team members TWO DAYS prior to a quiz/test! Everyone needs a fair chance to study the terms. If your group is having a problem, please see me ASAP. Terms are vital to success on the AP Exam because you are expected to know a variety of people, events and concepts across all areas of American history – these will help with both the multiple choice AND essay questions.Chapters 1-2 - Unit 11. Incas 38. Ferdinand of Aragon2. Aztecs 39. Isabella of Castille3. Mayans 40. Franscisco Pizarro4. Pueblos 41. Bartolome de Las Casas5. Creeks 42. Moctezuma6. Choctaws 43. Queen Elizabeth I7. Cherokees 44. Sir Francis Drake8. Iroquois Confederacy 45. Sir Walter Raleigh9. Vinland 46. Philip II (Spain)10. Portuguese slave trade 47. Spanish Armada11. Vasco da Gama 48. Laws of Primogeniture12. Christopher Columbus 49. Joint stock companies13. Hispaniola 50. Virginia Company of London14. Old world diseases – Smallpox, measles, yellow fever 51. Jamestown

15. Treaty of Tordesillas (1494) 52. Captain John Smith16. Vasco Nunez Balboa 53. John Rolfe

17. Ferdinand Magellan 54. Anglo-Powhatan Wars (First and Second)

18. Juan Ponce de Leon 55. House of Burgesses19. Francisco Coronado 56. Lord Baltimore20. Hernando De Soto 57. Maryland Act of Toleration21. Hernan Cortes 58. Charles II22. John Cabot 59. English Restoration23. Giovanni da Verrazano 60. James Oglethorpe24. Robert de La Salle 61. Protestant Reformation25. Father Junipero Serra 62. Roanoke Island26. nation-states 63. colonial charter27. Mound builders 64. Barbados slave code28. Cahokia 65. Tuscarora War29. Caravel 66. Yamasee Indians30. plantation system 67. buffer colony31. Columbian exchange 68. Henry VIII

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32. Conquistadores 69. James I33. Capitalism 70. Powhatan34. Encomienda 71. Pocahontas35. Mestizos 72. Lord De La Warr36. Pope’s Rebellion 73. Oliver Cromwell37. Black Legend 74. Hiawatha----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chapter 3-5 – UNIT 2

1. Calvinism 32. Mary II2. Predestination 33. Henry Hudson3. Church of England 34. New Amsterdam4. Puritans 35. William Penn5. Separatists 36. Indentured servants6. Mayflower Compact 37. Headright system7. Massachusetts Bay colony 38. Bacon’s Rebellion

8. Great Migration 39. Middle passage9. Captain Myles Standish 40. Slave codes

10. Antinomianism 41. Congregational Church

11. Fundamental Orders 42. Half-Way Covenant12. Pequot War 43. Salem Witch Trials13. King Philip’s War 44. William Berkeley14. New England Confederation 45. Nathaniel Bacon

15. English Civil War 46. Paxton Boys16. Dominion of New England

47. Regulator movement

17. Navigation Acts 48. Triangular trade18. Glorious Revolution 49. Molasses Act19. Salutary neglect 50. Harvard College20. Quakers 51. Great Awakening21. Blue laws 52. Old lights22. Martin Luther 53. New lights

23. William Bradford 54. Poor Richard’s Almanac

24. John Winthrop 55. Royal colonies25. Anne Hutchinson 56. Proprietary colonies26. Roger Williams 57. Jonathan Edwards27. Massasoit 58. Benjamin Franklin28. Metacom 59. George Whitefield


29. Charles II 60. John Trumbull30. Sir Edmund Andros 61. Phillis Wheatley31. William III 62. John Peter Zenger----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Chapters 6-8 - Unit 3

1. French Huguenots 49. Samuel Adams

2. Edict of Nantes 50. Committees of Correspondence (1772)

3. Quebec 51. British East India Company4. Samuel de Champlain 52. Gov. Thomas Hutchinson5. Huron Indians 53. Boston Tea Party (1773)6. Robert de la Salle 54. Edmund Burke7. King William’s War 55. Coercive Acts

8. Queen Anne’s War 56. Repressive/Intolerable Acts (1774)

9. Treaty of Utrecht (1713) 57. Boston Port Act

10. War of Jenkin’s Ear 58. Quebec Act (1774)11. King George’s War 59. First Continental Congress12. George Washington 60. John Adams13. Fort Duquesne 61. Declaration of Rights14. Fort Necessity (1754) 62. The Association15. French and Indian War/Seven Years War 63. Battle of Lexington

16. Albany Congress (1754)64. Battle of Concord17. Gen. Edward Braddock 65. John Hancock18. William Pitt 66. “Minute Men”19. Louisbourg (1758) 67. Valley Forge20. Gen. James Wolfe 68. Ethan Allen21. Peace of Paris 69. Loyalists/Tories22. Chief Ponitac’s War 70. Thomas Hutchinson23. Daniel Boone 71. Marquis de Lafayette24. Proclamation of 1763 72. Benedict Arnold25. Republicanism 73. Paul Revere

26. Radical Whigs 74. Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania

27. Mercantilism 75. Benjamin Franklin28. Navigation Law of 165076. James Otis29. Enumerated goods 77. Thomas Jefferson30. George Grenville 78. Baron von Steuben31. Molasses Act 79. James Wolfe


32. Sugar Act 80. Gaspee Incident

33. Quartering Act 81. Second Continental Congress

34. Stamp Act 82. Battle of Bunker Hill35. Admiralty Courts 83. Olive Branch Petition36. Tea Act 84. Hessians37. “Taxation without Representation” 85. Comte de Rochambeau

38. “Virtual Representation” 86. Declaration of Independence

39. Stamp Act Congress 87. Common Sense40. Non-importation Agreements 88. Thomas Paine

41. Sons of Liberty 89. Nathaniel Greene42. Declaratory Act 90. Abigail Adams43. Charles Townshend 91. Richard Henry Lee44. Townshend Acts 92. Battle of Trenton45. Boston Massacre 93. Battle of Saratoga46. Crispus Attucks 94. Battle of Yorktown47. King George III 95. Lord Charles Cornwallis48. Lord North 96. Treaty of Paris (1783)----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


1. Civic Virtue 40. Executive Branch2. Republican Motherhood 41. Federal courts3. John Locke 42. Supreme Court4. Jean Jacques Rousseau 43. National debt5. Adam Smith 44. National bank6. Enlightenment 45. Federalists7. Articles of Confederation 46. Anti-Federalists8. Old Northwest 47. The Federalist Papers9. Land Ordinance of 1785 48. George Washington10. Public Land Act 49. Edmond Genet11. Northwest Ordinance of 1787 50. Anthony Wayne12. Shay’s Rebellion 51. John Jay13. Daniel Shays 52. Bill of Rights14. Patrick Henry 53. Henry Knox15. Unicameral legislature 54. Judiciary Act of 1789

16. Bicameral legislature 55. Thomas Jefferson (as Sec. State & VP)

17. Abigail Adams 56. Hamilton’s financial plan


18. Annapolis Convention 57. Excise taxes19. Constitutional Convention 58. Tariff 20. James Madison 59. Federalism

21. Alexander Hamilton 60. Pennsylvania Gradual Emancipation Law

22. Gouverneur Morris 61. Proclamation of Neutrality (1793)

23. Benjamin Franklin (role at Convention) 62. Battle of Fallen Timbers

24. Natural Rights Theory 63. Treaty of Greenville25. Sovereignty 64. Jay Treaty (1794)26. Republicanism 65. Pinckney Treaty (1795)27. States’ Rights 66. Right of deposit28. Popular sovereignty 67. Whiskey Rebellion29. Confederation 68. Democratic Republican Party30. Checks and balances 69. Federalist Party31. Virginia Plan 70. Washington’s Farewell Address32. New Jersey Plan 71. Two-term tradition33. Connecticut Plan/Great Compromise 72. John Adams

34. Common law 73. XYZ Affair35. Civil law 74. Alien Laws36. Three-fifths Compromise 75. Sedition Act

37. Commercial Compromise 76. Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions

38. Electoral College 77. Revolution of 180039. Legislative Branch----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chapter 11-12 – UNIT 51. Revolution of 1800 32. Francis Scott Key2. Thomas Jefferson 33. Battle of Lake Erie3. John Marshall 34. Battle of Lake Champlain4. Samuel Chase 35. Andrew Jackson5. Judiciary Act of 1801 36. Battle of Horseshoe Bend6. Midnight judges 37. Battle of New Orleans7. Judicial review 38. Treaty of Ghent8. Marbury v. Madison 39. Hartford Convention9. Tripolitan War 40. Rush-Bagot Agreement10. Haitian Revolution 41. Tariff of 181611. Robert Livingston 42. Henry Clay 12. Aaron Burr 43. Clay’s American System13. Louisiana Purchase 44. “Loose Construction”14. Corps of Discovery 45. “Strict Construction”


15. Meriwether Lewis 46. Era of Good Feelings16. William Clark 47. John C. Calhoun17. Sacajawea 48. McCulloch v. Maryland18. Impressment 49. Panic of 181919. James Madison 50. Tallmadge Amendment20. Chesapeake affair 51. Peculiar institution21. Embargo Act 52. Missouri Compromise22. Non-Intercourse Act 53. Cohens v. Virginia23. Macon’s Bill No. 2 54. Gibbons v. Ogden24. War hawks 55. Fletcher v. Peck25. Tecumseh 56. Dartmouth College v. Woodward

26. Tenskwatawa (The Prophet) 57. Florida Purchase Treaty (Adams-Onis Treaty)

27. Battle of Tippecanoe 58. Monroe Doctrine28. William Henry Harrison 59. James Monroe29. War of 1812 60. John Quincy Adams30. “Old Ironsides” 61. Russo-American Treaty31. Oliver Hazard Perry-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chapter 13-14 – UNIT 61. Andrew Jackson 38. "Pet" banks2. John C. Calhoun 39. "Kitchen cabinet"3. Henry Clay 40. Peggy Eton Affair4. Martin Van Buren 41. Samuel Slater5. John Quincy Adams 42. Cyrus McCormick6. Daniel Webster 43. McCormick reaper7. Nicholas Biddle 44. Eli Whitney8. Stephen Austin 45. Robert Fulton9. William Harrison 46. Samuel B. Morse10. Sam Houston 47. DeWitt Clinton11. Santa Anna 48. Elias Howe12. Alamo 49. Isaac Singer13. Goliad 50. John Deere14. Battle of San Jacinto 51. Cyrus Field15. Lone Star Republic 52. John Jacob Astor16. Black Hawk 53. Industrial revolution (1830s)17. Annexation 54. Lowell system18. "favorite son" 55. Limited liability

19. Common man 56. Transportation revolution (1830s)

20. Nullification 57. Market revolution21. Spoils system 58. Nativism


22. Anti-Masonic Party 59. Know Nothing Party23. Twelfth Amendment 60. Cult of domesticity24. "Corrupt Bargain" 61. Lydia Maria Child25. Tariff of Abominations 62. Cotton gin26. Tariff of 1832 63. Cumberland Road27. Specie Circular 64. Maysville Road Veto28. Tariff of 1833 65. Turnpike29. Seminole Wars 66. Erie Canal30. Worcester v. Georgia 67. Clipper ships31. Indian Removal Act 68. "Molly Maguires"32. Trail of Tears 69. General Incorporation Law33. Panic of 1837 70. Pony Express34. Force Bill 71. Commonwealth v. Hunt35. Divorce Bill 72. Tammany Hall36. Bank of the United States (rechartering of) 73. Roger B. Taney

37. Independent treasury-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


1. The Age of Reason 35. Robert Owen2. Deism 36. John J. Audubon3. Unitarianism 37. Stephen J. Foster4. Millennialism 38. James Fennimore Cooper5. Second Great Awakening 39. Ralph Waldo Emerson6. Burned Over Districts 40. Henry David Thoreau7. Mormons 41. Walt Whitman8. Lyceums 42. Henry Wasdworth Longfellow9. American Temperance Society 43. Washington Irving10. Seneca Falls Convention 44. Louisa May Alcott11. New Harmony 45. Emily Dickinson12. Brook Farm 46. Edgar Allen Poe13. Oneida community 47. Nathaniel Hawthorne14. Shakers 48. Herman Melville15. Prison reform: Auburn system 49. Francis Parnman16. Prison reform: Penitentiary system 50. Nat Turner’s Rebellion17. Federal style of architecture 51. The Amistad18. Greek style of architecture 52. American Colonization Society19. Hudson River School 53. Liberia20. Romanticism 54. The Liberator


21. Transecndentalism 55. American Anti-Slavery Society

22. Charles G. Finney 56. Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass

23. Joseph Smith 57. Mason-Dixon Line24. Brigham Young 58. Gag Resolution25. Horace Mann 59. William T. Johnson26. Noah Webster 60. Nat Turner27. William H. McGuffey 61. Theodore Dwight Weld28. Horace Greeley 62. William Lloyd Garrison29. Dorthea Dix 63. David Walker30. Neal S. Dow 64. Sojourner Truth31. Lucretia Mott 65. Martin Delaney32. Elizabeth Cady Stanton 66. Frederick Douglass33. Susan B. Anthony 67. Elijah P. Lovejoy34. Lucy Stone 68. Harriet Beecher Stowe

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chapters 17-19 - Unit 8

1. John Tyler 42. Popular sovereignty2. John Slidell 43. Free Soil Party3. Winfield Scott 44. Fugitive Slave Law4. Zachary Taylor 45. “Underground Railroad5. Nicholas P. Trist 46. “fire-eaters”6. James K. Polk 47. Clayton-Bulwer Treaty7. Stephen W. Kearny 48. Ostend Manifesto8. David Wilmot 49. Kansas-Nebraska Act9. John C. Fremont 50. California gold rush (1848)

10. Manifest Destiny 51. Seventh of March Speech (1850)

11. Webster-Ashburton Treaty 52. Whig Party demise (1852)12. “spot” resolutions 53. William Walker13. Tariff of 1842 54. Gadsden Purchase (1853)14. “conscience” Whigs 55. Republican Party (1854)15. Caroline incident 56. Harriet Beecher Stowe16. Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo 57. Compromise of 185017. Californios 58. Hinton R. Helper18. Liberty Party 59. John Brown19. “all of Mexico” 60. James Buchanan20. Aroostook War 61. Charles Sumner


21. Walker Tariff 62. Preston Brooks22. Wilmot Proviso 63. Dred Scott23. Mexican cession 64. Roger Taney24. William Henry Harrison (1841) 65. John C. Breckenridge

25. 1844 election 66. Abraham Lincoln26. 54°40’ or Fight 67. John Crittenden27. Nueces River (1846) 68. Sectionalism28. Gen. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna 69. Uncle Tom’s Cabin

29. Bear Flag Republic 70. The Impending Crisis of the South

30. Battle of Buena Vista (1847) 71. New England Immigrant Aid Society

31. Battles of Vera Cruz/Mexico City (1847)

72. Pottawatomie Creek massacre

32. Election of 1848 73. Lecompton Constitution33. Lewis Cass 74. “Bleeding Kansas”34. Stephen A. Douglas 75. Dred Scott decision35. Franklin Pierce 76. Panic of 185736. Daniel Webster 77. Lincoln-Douglas Debates37. Matthew C. Perry 78. Freeport Doctrine38. Harriet Tubman 79. Harper’s Ferry raid39. Gadsden Purchase 80. Constitutional Union party40. Henry Clay 81. Crittenden Compromise41. Millard Fillmore--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


1. Fort Sumter 34. Appomattox Courthouse

2. Border states 35. Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson

3. Trent Affair 36. George B. McClellan4. The Alabama 37. Robert E. Lee5. Habeas corpus 38. John Pope6. New York Draft Riots 39. A. E. Burnside7. Morrill Tariff Act 40. Joseph Hooker8. Homestead Act 41. George G. Meade9. Charles Francis Adams 42. George Pickett10. Napoleon III 43. Ulysses S. Grant

11. Maximillian 44. William Tecumseh Sherman


12. Jefferson Davis 45. Salmon Chase13. Elizabeth Blackwell 46. John Wilkes Booth14. Clara Barton 47. Freedman’s Bureau15. Sally Tompkins 48. Ten Percent Plan16. Battle of Bull Run (Manassas Junction) 49. Wade-Davis Bill

17. Peninsula Campaign 50. Black Codes18. The Merrimack 51. Civil Rights Bill19. The Monitor 52. 14th Amendment20. Second Battle of Bull Run 53. Reconstruction Act21. Battle of Antietam 54. 15th Amendment22. Emancipation Proclamation 55. Ex parte Milligan23. Battle of Chancellorsville 56. Redeemers24. 13th Amendment 57. Scalawags25. Battle of Fredericksburg 58. Carpetbaggers26. Battle of Gettysburg 59. Ku Klux Klan27. Gettysburg Address 60. Force Acts28. Battle of Shiloh 61. Tenure of Office Act29. Siege of Vicksburg 62. Seward’s Folly30. Sherman’s March to the Sea 63. Andrew Johnson31. Copperheads 64. Thaddeus Stevens32. Union Party 65. Edwin Stanton33. Wilderness Campaign 66. William Seward

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chapters 23-24 - Unit 101. “waving the bloody shirt” 29. Transcontinental railroads2. Tweed Ring 30. Bessemer Process3. Credit Mobilier Scandal 31. U.S. Steel

4. Whiskey Ring Fraud 32. Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railroad Company v. Illinois

5. Panic of 1873 33. Interstate Commerce Act6. Gilded Age 34. Vertical integration7. Compromise of 1877 35. Horizontal integration8. Civil Rights Act of 1875 36. Trust9. Sharecropping 37. Interlocking directorate10. Jim Crow 38. Standard Oil Company11. Plessy v. Ferguson 39. Social Darwinism12. Chinese Exclusion Act 40. Sherman Anti-Trust Act13. Pendleton Act 41. United States v. E. C. Knight14. Homestead Strike 42. Adam Smith15. Pullman Strike 43. Gospel of Wealth16. Grandfather clause 44. National Labor Union


17. Poll tax 45. Knights of Labor18. Jay Gould 46. Haymarket Square bombing19. Horace Greeley 47. American Federation of Labor20. Rutherford B. Hayes 48. Cornelius Vanderbilt21. Samuel Tilden 49. Samuel F. B. Morse22. James A. Garfield 50. Alexander Graham Bell23. Chester Arthur 51. Thomas Alva Edison24. Grover Cleveland 52. George Westinghouse25. Thomas B. Reed 53. Andrew Carnegie26. Tom Watson 54. John D. Rockefeller27. William Jennings Bryan 55. Samuel Gompers28. J. Pierpont Morgan---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Chapters 25-26 - Unit 111. Jane Addams 30. Geronimo2. Florence Kelley 31. Helen Hunt Jackson3. Mary Baker Eddy 32. Frederick Jackson Turner4. Charles Darwin 33. Jacob S. Coxey5. Booker T. Washington 34. William McKinley6. W. E. B. Du Bois 35. Marcus Alonzo Hanna7. Henry James 36. Joseph Pulitzer

8. Henry George 37. William Randolph Hearst

9. Horatio Alger 38. Winslow Homer10. Mark Twain 39. Frederick Law Olmstead11. Carrie Chapman Catt 40. Sioux Wars12. Cardinal James Gibbons 41. Nez Percé13. settlement house 42. Apache14. nativism 43. Ghost Dance15. pragmatism 44. Battle of Wounded Knee16. yellow journalism 45. Dawes Severalty Act17. New Immigration 46. Little Big Horn18. social gospel 47. Reservation system19. Hull House 48. Comstock Lode20. Salvation Army 49. Homestead Act21. Women's Christian Temperance Union 50. safety-valve theory22. Tuskegee Institute 51. National Grange23. Land-grant colleges 52. Granger laws24. National American Woman Suffrage Association 53. Farmers' Alliance

25. Realism 54. Populist (People's) Party26. naturalism 55. Pullman Strike


27. Sitting Bull 56. "fourth party system"28. George A. Custer 57. Gold Standard Act29. Chief Joseph--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CHAPTER 27 - UNIT 12

1. Reverend Josiah Strong 28. Root-Takahira Agreement

2. Geneva Convention (1882) 29. The USS Maine

3. Reciprocity Treaty of 1875 30. Theodore Roosevelt

4. Big Sister policy 31. Richard Olney5. McKinley Tariff (1890) 32. George Dewey6. Queen Liliuokalani 33. Insular Cases7. Republic of Hawaii 34. Teller Amendment8. Pan-Americanism 35. Rough Riders9. Bering Sea Controversy36. Samoan Crisis10. James G. Blaine 37. Open Door Notes/Policy11. Pan-American Union 38. Hawaiian Revolution12. Boer War 39. Cuban Revolution13. Wilson-Gorham Tariff (1894) 40. Anti- Imperialist League

14. De Lome Letter (1898) 41. Filipino Insurrection15. Walter Reed 42. John Hay16. Sino-Japanese War 43. Treaty of 189817. Charles Darwin 44. Platt Amendment18. William McKinley 45. Alfred T. Mahan19. Henry Cabot Lodge 46. Big Stick Policy20. William Randolph Hearst 47. Boxer Rebellion

21. Joseph Pulitzer 48. Roosevelt Corollary22. Yellow Journalism 49. Gen. Valeriano Weyler23. The Path Between the Seas

50. Venezuelan Boundary Dispute

24. George Goethals 51. Emilio Aguinaldo25. Dr. William C. Gorgas 52. William Howard Taft

26. Panama Canal 53. Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty

27. Jingoism 54. Hay-Pauncefote Treaty------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CHAPTER 28-29 - UNIT 13


1. Social Gospel 31. Jones Act2. Australian ballot 32. Lincoln Steffens3. 16th Amendment 33. Lochner v. New York4. 17th Amendment 34. Louis D. Brandeis5. 18th Amendment 35. Meat Inspection Act6. 19th Amendment 36. Muckrakers7. Adamson Act 37. Muller v. Oregon8. Ballinger-Pinchot Controversy 38. New Freedom

9. Charles Evans Hughes 39. New Nationalism10. Clayton Antitrust Act 40. Pancho Villa11. Conservation 41. Payne-Aldrich Tariff12. David Lloyd George 42. Prohibition13. Direct Primary 43. Pure Food & Drug Act14. Dollar Diplomacy 44. Recall15. Edith Carvell 45. Referendum16. Elkins Act 46. Richard Ballinger17. Eugene V. Debs 47. Robert LaFollette18. Federal Reserve Act 48. Sierra Club19. Federal Trade Commission 49. Temperance Movement

20. Florence Kelley 50. Theodore Dreiser21. Frances Willard 51. Theodore Roosevelt22. Gifford Pinchot 52. Thorstein Veblem23. Henry Demarest Lloyd 53. Triangle Shirtwaist fire24. Hiram W. Johnson 54. Underwood-Simmons Tariff25. Ida M. Tarbell 55. Upton Sinclair26. Initiative petition 56. William Howard Taft27. Jacob Riis 57. Woodrow Wilson28. Jane Addams 58. Workingman’s Compensation Act

29. John J. Pershing 59. Women’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)

30. John Muir

CHAPTER 30-31 UNIT 141. Central Powers 40. 18th Amendment2. Allies 41. Bolshevik Revolution3. Lusitania 42. Doughboys4. Arabic 43. The Big Four5. Sussex 44. Irreconcilables6. John J. Pershing 45. Treaty of Versailles7. Kaiser Wilhelm II 46. A. Mitchell Palmer


8. Franz Ferdinand 47. Al Capone9. Sarajevo 48. John T. Scopes10. Charles Evans Hughes 49. William Jennings Bryan11. Arthur Zimmerman 50. Clarence Darrow12. George Creel 51. Frederick W. Taylor13. Eugene V. Debs 52. Charles Lindbergh14. Bernard Baruch 53. Margaret Sanger15. Herbert Hoover 54. Sigmund Freud16. Alice Paul 55. H.L. Mencken17. Henry Cabot Lodge 56. F. Scott Fitzgerald18. James M. Cox 57. Ernest Hemingway19. David Lloyd George 58. Sinclair Lewis20. Zimmerman Note 59. William Faulkner21. Fourteen Points 60. “Buying on margin”

22. League of Nations 61. Immigration Act of 1924

23. Committee on Public Information 62. Warren G. Harding

24. Espionage Act 63. Calvin Coolidge25. Sedition Act 64. Model T26. Trench warfare 65. Jazz27. Triple Alliance 66. Marcus Garvey28. Triple Entente 67. Henry Ford29. Second Battle of the Marne 68. Langston Hughes30. Meuse-Argonne Offensive 69. Bible Belt31. Battle of Chateau-Thierry 70. Red Scare32. Selective Service Act 71. Nicola Sacco 33. Submarine Warfare 72. Bartolomeo Vanzetti34. The Armistice 73. Ku Klux Klan

35. National War Labor Board 74. Emergency Quota Act (1921)

36. Schenck v. United States 75. Volstead Act37. Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) 76. Fundamentalism

38. War Industries Board 77. Modernism39. 19th Amendment 78. “Flappers”---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CHAPTERS 32-33 UNIT 151. Nine Power Treaty 56. Export-Import Bank2. Kellogg Briand Pact 57. Revenue Act of 1935

3. Fordney-McCumber Tariff 58. Adjusted Compensation Act (Bonus Act of 1936)


4. Teapot Dome Scandal 59. Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933 (AAA)5. Dawes Plan 60. US v. Butler6. Election of 1928 61. Farm Relief and Inflation Act7. Herbert C. Hoover 62. Farm Credit Act8. Alfred E. Smith 63. Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC)9. John W. Davis 64. Farm Mortgage Refinancing Act10. Agricultural Marketing Act (1929) 65. Jones-Connally Farm Relief Act11. Muscle Shoals controversy 66. Farm Mortgage Foreclosure Act

12. Warren Harding 67. Federal Farm Bankruptcy Act (Frazier-Lemke Bankruptcy Act)

13. Calvin Coolidge 68. Rural Electrification Administration14. Albert B. Fall 69. Farm Mortgage Moratorium Act15. George W. Norris 70. Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act16. Hoover Dam (Boulder Dam) 71. Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenancy Act17. Bonneville Dam 72. Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 (2nd

18. Grand Coulee Dam 73. Federal Crop Insurance Corporation19. Dust Bowl 74. Federal Emergency Relief Act20. Black Tuesday 75. Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)21. Stock Market Crash 1929 76. National Recovery Act (NRA of NIRA)22. Hoovervilles 77. Schechter Poultry Corp. v. US23. Panic of 1929 78. Public Works Administration (PWA)24. Home Loan Bank Act 79. Civil Works Administration25. Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC) 80. Works Progress Administration (WPA)

26. Hawley-Smoot Tariff Act 81. Harry Hopkins27. Norris-LaGuardia Act 82. Father Charles Coughlin28. Veterans Administration Act 83. Francis E. Townsend29. Bonus Army 84. Huey P. Long30. Patman Bonus Bill 85. Social Security Act31. Election of 1932 86. Townsend Plan32. Franklin D. Roosevelt 87. National Labor Board33. John N. Garner 88. Wagner-Connery Act (NLRA)34. New Deal 89. NLRB v. Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp35. “Hundred Days” 90. Railroad Retirement Act36. “Brain Trust” 91. Railway Labor Act37. Eleanor Roosevelt 92. Walsh-Healey Act (Public Contract Act)38. Henry A. Wallace 93. Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO)39. Harold L. Ickes 94. John L. Lewis40. Frances Perkins 95. Sit down strikes41. Henry Morgenthau, Jr. 96. Unemployment Compensation42. Jesse H. Jones 97. Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)43. Fireside Chats 98. Federal Communications Commission (FCC)44. Emergency Banking Act 99. Election of 1936


45. Bank Holiday (1933) 100. Alfred M. Landon46. Glass-Steagall Banking Act 101. 20th Amendment47. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) 102. 21st Amendment

48. Economy Act 103. Court Packing Plan49. Home Owners’ Loan Corporation (HOLC) 104. Recession of 1937

50. Gold Reserve Act 105. Fair Labor Standards Act (Wages and Hours Law)

51. Silver Purchase Act (1934) 106. US v. Darby52. Federal Securities Act 107. Fair Employment Practices Committee53. Securities Exchange Act 108. Federal Security Agency54. London Economic Conference 109. Hatch Act55. Reciprocity Trade Agreements Act 110. Un-American Activities Committee----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHAPTERS 34-35 UNIT 16

1. Washington Disarmament Conference 41. Potsdam Conference

2. Kellog-Briand Pact 42. Albert Einstein3. London Economic Conference43. J. Robert Oppenheimer4. Neutrality Acts of 1935, 1936, & 1937 44. Battle of Coral Sea

5. Rome-Berlin Axis 45. Battle of Midway6. Panay incident 46. Battle of Guadalcanal7. Destroyers for bases deal 47. Battle of Leyte Gulf8. Good Neighbor Policy 48. Battle of Okinawa9. FDR's Quarantine speech 49. Battle of Iwo Jima10. Joseph Stalin 50. Island Hopping/Leapfrogging11. Benito Mussolini 51. Great Marianas Turkey Shoot12. Francisco Franco 52. Manhattan Project13. Cordell Hull 53. Hiroshima14. Wendell Willkie 54. Nagasaki15. Adolph Hitler 55. V-J Day16. Moscow-Berlin Pact (Hitler-Stalin Pact) 56. Harry S. Truman

17. Neutrality Act of 1939 57. Battle of the Bulge18. Kristallnacht 58. Winston Churchill19. War Refugee Board 59. General Dwight D. Eisenhower20. Atlantic Charter 60. General George Patton21. Fall of France 61. General Douglas MacArthur22. Lend-Least Act 62. Admiral Chester Nimitz23. Bataan Death March 63. General Marshal Rommel


24. Attack on Pearl Harbor 64. Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto25. Executive Order 9066 65. Emperor Hirohito26. Manzanar 66. Kamikazes27. War Production Board 67. Hermann Goering28. Office of Price Administration 68. Buchenwald29. National War Labor Board 69. Auschwitz30. Smith-Connally Anti-Strike Act70. Zoot Suit Riots31. WACs 71. Korematsu v. US32. WAVES 72. Thomas E. Dewey33. Four Freedoms Speech 73. Henry A. Wallace34. Bracero program 74. Tuskegee Airmen35. Fair Employment Practices Commission 75. Rosie the Riveter

36. Congress of Racial Equality 76. Casablanca Conference37. Code talkers 77. Cairo Conference38. Invasion of North Africa 78. Yalta Conference39. D-Day/Normandy Invasion 79. Tehran Conference40. V-E Day 80. Dubarton Oaks Conference------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CHAPTERS 36-37 - UNIT 171. “Baby Boom” 50. John Foster Dulles2. “Checkers” speech 51. John F. Kennedy3. “Containment” doctrine 52. Kennedy-Nixon TV debates4. “massive retaliation” 53. Klaus Fuchs5. “Sunbelt” 54. Korean War6. 22nd Amendment 55. Korea/38th parallel7. Andy Warhol 56. Levittown8. Alger Hiss 57. Little Rock Central High School9. Army-McCarthy hearings 58. Marilyn Monroe10. Arthur H. Vandenberg 59. Marshall Plan11. Berlin Airlift 60. McCarthyism12. Beat Generation 61. McCarran Internal Security Bill13. Bernard Baruch 62. Montgomery Bus Boycott14. Betty Friedan 63. NASA15. Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas 64. National Defense and Education Act

16. CIA 65. National Security Act17. Dean Acheson 66. NATO 18. Dr. Benjamin Spock 67. Nikita Khrushchev19. Dwight Eisenhower 68. NSC20. Earl Warren 69. NSC-68


21. Eisenhower Doctrine 70. Nuremberg Trials22. Election of 1948 71. OPEC23. Elvis Presley 72. Orval Faubus24. Emmet Till 73. Point Four Program25. Employment Act (1946) 74. Recognition of Israel26. Executive Order 8802 75. Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.27. Fair Deal 76. Richard Nixon28. Federal Housing Administration 77. Rock ‘n’ Roll29. Fidel Castro 78. Rodgers & Hammerstein30. Gen. Douglas MacArthur 79. Rosa Parks31. Geneva Conference (1954) 80. Rosenberg Trial32. George F. Kennan 81. Selective service system 194833. George C. Marshall 82. Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy

34. Gamal Abdel Nasser 83. Southern Christian Leadership Conference

35. GI Bill 84. Southern Renaissance36. Greenboro Sit-ins 85. Soviet A-bomb37. Harry S Truman 86. Sputnik38. H-Bomb 87. Strategic Air Command39. Henry A. Wallace 88. Strom Thurmond

40. Ho Chi Minh 89. Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee

41. HUAC 90. Suez crisis42. International Monetary Fund 91. Taft-Hartley Act43. Interstate Highway Act 92. Thomas E. Dewey44. Iron Curtain 93. Thurgood Marshall45. Jackie Robinson 94. Truman Doctrine46. Jack Kerouac 95. U2 spy plane47. James Hoffa 96. United Nations48. Jim Crow laws 97. Warsaw Pact49. Joe DiMaggio 98. Whittaker Chambers

CHAPTERS 38-39 - UNIT 181. "The New Frontier" 43. Malcolm X2. "The Great Society" 44. March on Washington3. "War on poverty" 45. Martin Luther King, Jr.4. “Hawks” & “Doves” 46. Medgar Evers5. “Saturday Night Massacre” 47. Miranda v. Arizona6. “smoking gun tape” 48. My Lai Massacre7. 16th Street Baptist church 49. Nelson Rockefeller


8. Affirmative Action 50. Nixon Doctrine9. Ayatollah Khomeini 51. Ngo Dinh Diem10. Barry Goldwater 52. Nuclear Test Ban Treaty11. Bay of Pigs invasion 53. OPEC & the 1970s oil crisis12. Berlin Wall 54. Panama Canal Treaties13. Black Panthers 55. Peace Corps14. Bob Woodward & Carl Bernstein 56. US v. Nixon

15. Cuban Missile Crisis 57. Rachel Carson/Silent Spring16. Détente 58. Robert F Kennedy17. Earl Warren 59. Richard J. Daley18. Emmett Till 60. Robert McNamera19. Eugene McCarthy 61. Richard M. Nixon20. Freedom Riders 62. Roe v. Wade21. Environmental Protection Agency 63. S.A.L.T. II

22. Equal Rights Amendment 64. SCLC23. G. Gordon Liddy 65. Silent Majority24. George McGovern 66. Shah of Iran25. George C. Wallace 67. Sirhan Sirhan26. Gerald Ford 68. Spiro Agnew

27. Gulf of Tonkin Resolution 69. Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)

28. H. R. Haldeman 70. Tet Offensive29. Harry Blackmun 71. Three Mile Island30. Helsinki Accords 72. VietCong31. Henry Cabot Lodge 73. War Powers Act32. Henry Kissinger 74. Warren Berger33. Hubert Humphrey 75. Watergate34. Iranian Hostage Crisis 76. Voting Rights Act of 196535. Jack Ruby 77. Watts Riots36. Jackson State University 78. Civil Rights Act of 196837. James Meredith 79. Civil Rights Act of 196438. John F Kennedy 80. Apollo 939. Jimmy Carter 81. Apollo 1140. Kent State University 82. 27th Amendment41. Lyndon B Johnson 83. Vietnamization42. Lee Harvey Oswald 84. Pentagon Papers--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

UNIT 19 - CHAPTERS 40-42 - 1. Proposition 13 33. Nelson Mandela2. Neoconservatism 34. Manuel Noriega


3. Supply side economics 35. Albert Gore4. Reaganomics 36. George W. Bush (“junior”)5. Strategic Defense Initiative 37. Richard Cheney6. Sandinistas 38. John Kerry7. Contras 39. Nancy Pelosi8. Iran Contra affair 40. Barack Obama9. Welfare state 41. John McCain10. UC Regents v. Bakke 42. Sarah Palin11. Glasnost 43. Undocumented immigrants12. Perestroika 44. “Star Wars” (not the movie)13. Moral Majority 45. Whitewater scandal14. Black Monday 46. Lewinsky scandal15. Operation Desert Storm 47. Columbine high school16. Americans with Disabilities Act 48. Green Party17. “new right” movement 49. United Farm Workers18. NAFTA 50. Norman Schwarzkopf19. Equal Rights Amendment 51. Colin Powell20. Ronald Reagan 52. Exxon Valdez oil spill

21. Margaret Thatcher 53. Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDs)

22. Sandra Day O’Conner 54. “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”23. Oliver North 55. Oklahoma City bombing24. Jerry Falwell 56. Contract with America

25. Mikhail Gorbachev 57. World Trade Organization (WTO)

26. George H.W. Bush (“senior”) 58. 9/1127. Saddam Hussein 59. Al Qaeda28. Clarence Thomas 60. US Patriot Act

29. William Clinton 61. Department of Homeland Security

30. H. Ross Perot 62. No Child Left Behind Act

31. Newt Gingrich 63. American Relief and Recovery Act

32. Boris Yeltsin 64. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act


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