Early American History Final Exam Study Guide

This set of flashcards provides key terms and definitions that are crucial for understanding the significant concepts and themes in Early American history as part of the final exam preparation.

Containment Policy

A policy enacted by President Truman at the onset of the Cold War, which focused on curbing the spread of communism through U.S. interventions.

Colonization Methods

The varied approaches employed by European powers in North America to establish control over land and resources, influencing Native American societies.

Democracy Development

The evolution of democratic principles and practices in the U.S. from the American Revolution to the Civil War, including voting rights and political party dynamics.

Slavery Development

The progression of slavery in North America from the colonial period through the Civil War, highlighting regional differences and the impact of technological advancements.

Primary Source Packet

A collection of historical documents provided to students to use as evidence when constructing essays for the exam.

Political Parties

The changing landscape of political factions in early American history, including their platforms and ideological disputes over key issues.