VOCABULARY

Amendment

Assimilate

Bias

Bicameral

Blockade

Boomtown

Capitalism

Captain Of Industry

Checks And Balances

Congress

Due Process of Law

Economics

Emancipated

Enfranchise

Enumerated

Federalism

Forty-Niners

Free Enterprise

Habeus Corpus

Industry

Judicial

Ku Klux Klan

Manifest Destiny

Martyr

Martyr

Monopoly

Monopoly

Nomadic

Nomadic

Override

Popular Sovereignty

Ratify

Radical

Republicanism

Robber Baron

Rural

Separation of powers

Social Darwinism

Suffrage

Supeme Court

Supreme Court

Tariff

Taxation without representation simple definition

Trade Union

Urban

Veto

PEOPLE

Thomas Jefferson

Andrew Jackson

Sacagawea

James K Polk

Frederick Douglass

Harriet Beecher Stowe

John Brown

Robert E. Lee

Andrew Johnson

Susan B Anthony

Susan B Anthony

Sitting Bull

George Custer

Cornelius Vanderbilt

John Rockafeller

Andrew Carnegie

Ulysses S. Grant

PLACES
&
WHAT THEY ARE KNOWN FOR

Jamestown
The first American settlement
(had big problems with cannibalism)

Plymouth
The place where the pilgrims who came on the Mayflower settled
The first Thanksgiving was held here

Lexington and Concord
The Battles of Lexington and Concord started the American Revolutionary war on April 19, 1775.

Erie Canal
The Erie Canal is a canal in New York that built to create a water route from New York City, the Atlantic Ocean, and to the Great Lakes. It flows into the Hudson river to reach the Atlantic

The Alamo
A major loss for Texas in the Mexican- American war. It was also known as San Antonio

Harper's Ferry
Federal Armory seized by John Brown in 1859 with the goal of arming slaves

Fort Sumter
The fort where the first shots of the Civil War were fired

Gettysburg
It was one of the biggest turning points of the Civil War for the Union. It lasted for three days and was one of the deadliest killing about 46,000 and have 8,000 casualties

Appomattox Courthouse
The place where the Confederate Army surrendered to the Union army

Ford's Theatre
The place where Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Boothe

Promontory Point, Utah
The place where the Transcontinental Railroad was finished
It is marked with a golden nail

Ellis Island and Angel Island
Ellis Island is considered the gateway to America where many immigrant were checked for diseases and other things.
Angel Island was an immigration station where immigrants entering the United States were brought in for questioning.

EVENTS

The Declaration of Independence

The Revolutionary War

Articles of Confederation

Great compromsie

Passing the Constitution

Adding the Bill of Rights

The Louisiana Purchase

Missouri Compromise

Indian Removal Acts

California Gold Rush

Homestead Act

Industrial Revolution

Underground Railroad

Seneca Falls Convention

Compromise of 1850

Kansas- Nebraska Act

Dredd Scott V Stanford

Fugitive Slave Act

Bleeding Kansas

The Civil War

Emancipation Proclamtion

Civil War Draft Riots

Gettysburg Address

Reconstruction

Civil War Amendments

Completion of the Transcontinental Railroad

Indian Wars

Gilded Age

Populist Party

Plessy V. Ferguson