Semester One AP United States History

Abraham Lincoln

Alamo

Andrew Johnson

Battle of Gettysburg

Black codes

Bleeding Kansas

California Gold Rush

Californios

Carpetbaggers

Charles Sumner

Chinese Exclusion Act

Civil War

Compromise of 1850

Confederate States of America

Conscription

Credit Mobilier

Crittenden Compromise

Dred Scott Case

Emancipation Proclamation

Fifteenth Amendment

Fire-eaters

Forty-Niners

Fourteenth Amendment

Free-soil movement

Freedman's Bureau

Gadsden Purchase

General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

George McClellan

Greenbacks

Habeas Corpus

Harpers Ferry

Hiram Revels

James Buchanan

James K. Polk

Jefferson Davis

John Brown

John C. Fremont

Kansas-Nebraska Act

Know-nothing party

Ku Klux Klan

Liberal Republicans

Manifest Destiny

Mexican Cession

Mexican-American War

multiple causation

Nativism

Oregon Trail

Oregon Treaty

Popular Sovereignty

Presentism

Radical Republicans

Reconstruction

Reconstruction Acts of 1867

Republican party

Robert E. Lee

Sam Houston

Sand Creek Massacre

Scalawag

Scorched-earth campaign

Second Party System

Sharecropping

Sherman's March to the Sea

Stephen Douglas

Stephen F. Austin

synthesis

Tejanos

Ten Percent Plan

Texas Annexation

Thirteenth Amendment

Total war

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

Wade-Davis Bil

William Tecumseh Sherman

Wilmot Proviso

Winfield Scott

Zachary Taylor

abolitionism

abolitionist movement

active resistance

American System

aristocratic republicanism

Bingham Young

Black Protestantism

capitalism

Charles Fourier

Charles G. Finney

chattel slavery

commonwealth capitalism

Communalism

cotton gin

cult of domesticity

David Walker

Declaration of Sentiments

democratic republicanism

domestic slave trade

Dorothea dix

Eli Whitney

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

emancipation

eminent domain

Erie canal

Fourierism

Francis Cabot Lowell

Frederick Douglass

free blacks

Harriet Tubman

henry clay

Henry David Thoreau

Hudson river school

industrial revolution

john James Audubon

John Quincy Adams

joseph smith

Lowell system

Lucretia Mott

magnates

market revolution

Martin Van Buren

McCormick reaper

mercantilism

middle class

Missouri Compromise

Mormonism

Mother Ann Lee

Nat Turner

nativism

Panic of 1819

passive resistance

patriarchy

plantation elite

Protestantism

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Reform movement

Regionalism

Religious reform

republican motherhood:

republicanism

Revivals

Richard Allen

Romanticism

Samuel Slater

Seneca Falls Convention

sentimentalism

slave society

socialism:

Sojourner Truth

Solomon Northup

suffrage:

. Suffrage Movement

Susan B. Anthony

Temperance Movement

Transcendentalism:

Uncle Toms Cabin

Underground railroad

Utopianism:

. Walt Whitman

William Lloyd Garrison

yeoman farmers

Abigail Adams

Albany congress

Albany plan

Alexander Hamilton

Alien and Sedition Acts

American Revolution

Appropriate use of historical
evidence

Articles of Confederation

Battle of Saratoga

Battle of Yorktown

Benjamin Franklin

Bill of Rights

Boston massacre

Boston tea party

coercive acts

committees of
correspondence

Common Sense

compromise of 1790

Constitution

Constitutional Convention

Continental Congress

Declaration of Independence

Declaration of the Rights of
Man and of Citizen

Democratic-Republican Party

Direct democracy

excise taxes

Federalist Papers

Federalist Party

First Bank of the United
States

first Continental congress

French and Indian War

George Washington

Great Compromise

Historical causality

Historical contingency

interpretation

intolerable acts

Iroquois Confederacy

James Madison

Jay's Treaty

John Adams

King George III

Lexington and Concord

Loyalists

Mercy Otis Warren

minutemen

Necessary and proper clause

New Jersey Plan

Northwest Ordinance

Patrick Henry

Patriots

paxton boys

Pinckney's Treaty

Pontiac's rebellion

Proclamation Line

proclamation of 1763

Proclamation of Neutrality

Propaganda

Quartering Act

Republicanism

Revolution of 1800

salutary neglect

Samuel Adams

Second Continental Congress

separation of powers

Seven Years' War

Shay's Rebellion

sons of liberty

stamp act

tariffs

tea act

territorial-nationalistic
revolution

Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Paine

Townshend Acts

Treaty of Paris (1763)

Treaty of Paris (1783)

Valley Forge

Virginia and Kentucky
Resolutions

Virginia Plan

Whiskey Rebellion

XYZ Affair

Algonquian

American Indians

Anasazi

anti-miscegenation

Atlantic historians

Atlantic slave trade

Atlantic World

Aztec

Baron Charles de
Montesquieu

Beaver Wars

bias

British-American slave
economy

Calusa

Carolinas

causation

Chesapeake colonies

Chinook

Christopher Columbus

chronological thinking
skills

claim

Colonial assemblies

colonialism

colonization

Columbian Exchange

comparison

Conquistadores

contextualization

continental historians

correlation

cultural exchange

Domination of New
England

English Civil war

Enlightenment

ethnography

export economy

feudalism

free labor system

George Whitefield

Glorious Revolution

Great Awakening

Harnan Cortes

historical argument

historical argumentation

historical evidence

historical narrative

historical thinking skills

House of Burgesses

House of Commons

Hunting and gathering
culture

indentured servitude

indigneous

Inuit

Iroquois

Iroquois League

John Locke

Jonathan Edwards

Leif Eriksson

Maryland Toleration Act

mercantilism

methodology

middle colonies

Navigation Acts

New England colonies

New Netherlands

nomadic

Parliament

Patterns of continuity and
change over time

Pequot

Pequot War

periodization

pre-Columbian

primary source

Proclamation of 1763

proximate

Pueblo Indians

Puritans

Quakers

representative government

republicanism

Roger Williams

royal charters

salutary neglect

Scots-Irish

separation of powers

Seven Years' War

slavery

smallpox

southern colonies

theme

theme of America in the
world

theme of environment and
geography

theme of ideas, beliefs, and
geography

theme of identity

theme of peopling

theme of politics and power

theme of work, exchange,
and technology

thesis

triangular trade

validity

Voltaire

William Penn