Lecture Notes Vocabulary

PART 1: THE ERA'S EARLY REPUBLIC (1790-1825)

• 1st Representative Gov’t: House of Burgesses
• Intolerable Acts
• 1st Continental Congress
• Boston Tea Party
• Due Dates:
  • Part 1 - May 12
  • Parts 2 and 3 - May 13
  • Part 4 - May 14
  • Parts 5 and 6 - May 15
• Categorization of Events:
  • COLONIZATION/AMERICAN REVOLUTION
  • CONSTITUTION
  • AGE OF JACKSON
  • INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
  • REFORM ERA
  • Causes/CIVIL WAR
  • RECONSTRUCTION

PART 2

• Relatable charts and maps for semester exam.
• 43. Define Rural
• 44. What happened to the population of the US and why?
• 45. Define impressment.
• 46. What is the significance of the Treaty of Ghent?

PART 3

• 53. In what state was Gold first discovered?
• 54. How do these factors contribute to Manifest Destiny?
• 47. Who is Eli Whitney?
• 48. How did the invention of the Cotton Gin contribute to slavery?
• 49. What do these innovations have in common?
• 50. Which one of these did Eli Whiney invent?
• 51. Define industrialization
• 52. How do transportation systems contribute to industrialization?

PART 4

• 55. Define Contiguous
• 56. From what country did we acquire all the #’d territories? (see map on #55)
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• 57. What political group was against President Johnson?
• 58. Summarize the 14th & 15th amendment using 1 WORD.
• 59. Who was elected president in 1860?
• 60. What issue is the South and North facing?
• 61. What is the symbolic meaning of this image?

PART 5

• Excerpts for Final Exam Analysis
• 62. Who was POTUS (President of the US) during most of the 1830’s?
• 63. What is this map showing?
• 64. Explain this part of the quote “…henceforth not to be considered as subjects for future colonization?
• 65. What are Black Codes?
• 66. What effects did Horace Mann have on Education Reform?
• 67. What President would have given this speech during his inaugural address?

PART 6: THE PEOPLE

• 68. In the 3rd line, Lincoln uses the word “insurgents”. Who is he referring to?
• 69. Who is Mr. Burleigh speaking to and what issue is he addressing?
• Summarize each of the following individuals’ contributions to early United States history. KEEP YOUR SUMMARIES CONCISE! (Example: George Washington: Commander of Cont. Army, 1st POTUS)
• 70. James Monroe
• 71. Abraham Lincoln
• 72. Robert E. Lee
• 73. Ulysses S. Grant
• 74. John Marshall
• 75. Thomas Jefferson
• 76. Alexander Hamilton
• 77. James Madison
• 78. Eli Whitney
• 79. John Adams
• 80. Andrew Johnson
• 81. John Brown
• 82. Jefferson Davis
• 83. William T Sherman
• 84. Frederick Douglass

PART 7

• Make sure you answer the map below⬇️
• You can edit this map in draw- click anywhere on the map and hit edit to work on it
• 85. Hiram Rhodes Revels
• 86. Andrew Jackson
• 87. Henry David Thoreau

PART 8: Cause & Effect

• Complete the following cause & effect relationships.
• Summarize but be specific.
• CAUSE EFFECT
• 88. The Trail of Tears
• Lincoln was elected president in 1860 despite not carrying any southern states.
• 89. Eli Whitney’s cotton gin makes cotton easier to process.
• 90. Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton disagreed on political issues , including the Nation's Economy.
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• 92. POTUS Monroe issues the Monroe Doctrine
• Disagreements over slavery, states rights and tariffs.
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• 94. Industrialization & Urbanization increases in the North
• 95. Henry Clay proposed the Missouri Compromise.
• 96. African American men voted in the 1872 election.
• The War of 1812 caused a disruption in U.S. Trade
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• 98. POTUS James Madison declared War on Britain in 1812.
• During Jackson’s presidency, Southerners argued that the Tariff of Abominations was unconstitutional.
• 99. I completed the review and the map below.
• 100.