Decades Zeitgeists Quiz

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1600-1649

Early Colonial, fledging colonies gaining foothold

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1650-1699

Mid-Colonial, colonies becoming stable, growth and increasing diversity cause social tension in formerly more homogenous colonies, hunger for land causes ongoing conflict with native tribes

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1700-1749

Late Colonial, colonies becoming developed and prosperous, enjoying large degree of autonomy and self-sufficiency during period of “Salutary Neglect,” England preoccupied with European war and competition

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1750s

French & Indian War begins

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1760s

End of French & Indian War, end of “Salutary Neglect,” “Road to Revolution” begins

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1770s

“Road to Revolution” continues, Revolutionary War

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1780s

(Articles of) Confederation Period, Constitution written

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1790s

Federal Period; 1st decade w/ Constitution & Federalist Party in power (Hamilton-Jefferson arguments), etc.

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1800s

Jeffersonian Period, Louisiana Purchase, Lewis & Clark, problems with Britain and France, Marbury v. Madison / Marshall Court era begins

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1810s

War of 1812, “Era of Good Feelings” begins

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1820s

“Era of Good Feelings” ends, Jacksonian Era begins

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1830s

Jacksonian Era; also themes of westward expansion, industrialization, reform movements, and immigration begin

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1840s

“Manifest Destiny,” westward expansion, industrialization, reform movements, immigration continue as dominant themes of this decade

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1850s

Pre-Civil War

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1860s

Civil War, beginning of Reconstruction

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1870s

Reconstruction / end of Reconstruction / beginning of “Gilded Age”

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1880s

Gilded Age; industrialization

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1890s

Gilded Age; industrialization, American Imperialism, international influence increases

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1900s

Progressive Era begins

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1910s

Progressive Era continues, WWI, Treaty of Versailles controversy

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1920s

“Roaring 20s” - Progressive Era has ended, conservative themes gain dominance, culture clash between new ideas and traditional values is evident, booming economy and stock market, stock market crash in 1929

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1930s

The Great Depression and FDR’s “New Deal” legislative agenda

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1940s

WWII, beginning of the Cold War

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1950s

Cold War at its height, Brown v. Board of Ed., beginning of the Civil Rights movement, conservative politics (Eisenhower, McCarthy, etc.)

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1960s

Cold War continues, Vietnam, LBJ’s “Great Society,” Civil Rights movement peaking, Nixon’s 1st election

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1970s

Nixon/Watergate, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter; Vietnam pull-out, “stagflation”

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1980s

Reagan – Cold War anti-communism, military spending, national debt, Iran-Contra affair, Berlin Wall Falls, Cold War ending

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1990s

Soviet Union breaks apart, Cold War ends, “Operation Desert Storm” – Persian Gulf War (George H.W. Bush) against Iraq / Saddam Hussein