Flashcards on Semester One AP United States History, created by Megan Lynn on 15/12/2014.
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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
