AP TERMS AND CONCEPTS
- Vikings
- Bacon’s Rebellion
- Native American Cultures
- Cortes and the Aztecs
- Migration to Colonial America (non-English)
- Results of Columbus’ Landing in the New World
- Anasazi Culture
- 15th and 16th English Society
- Mercantilism
- Glorious Revolution
- How the colonies were founded and set-up
- Great Ice Age
- Separatists in England
- Indentured Servants
- Types of Colonies
- The French and Indian War
- John Smith
- William Penn
- John Winthrop
- Samuel Adams
- John Adams
- Thomas Hutchinson
- John Dickinson
- Anne Hutchinson
- General Burgoyne
- Patrick Henry
- Thomas Jefferson
- James Madison
- Alexander Hamilton
- George Washington
- Richard Henry Lee
- Thomas Paine
- King James I
- William Howe
- Charles Cornwallis
- Roger Williams
- Puritans
- Tories
- Whigs
- Loyalists
- Stamp Act
- Sugar Act
- Townshend Act
- Act of Religious Toleration of 1649
- Declaration of Independence
- the Great Awakening
- Generals and Battles
- Indians in the Revolution
- Slavery in America
- Colonial advantages of the American Revolution
- British advantages of the American Revolution
- French support of the American Revolution
- Roots of the American Revolution
- Battle of Saratoga
- Battle of Yorktown
- Battle of Long Island
- American Revolution and Women
- American Revolution and African Americans
- Education in the colonies
- Governors in the colonies
- General Court
- Mayflower Compact
- Fundamental Orders
- Patronships
- Pre-Columbian cultures
- Explorers
- 1st settlement in the U.S.
- American intellectuals and Science
- Boston Tea Party
- First and Second Continental Congress
- Stamp Act Congress
- Articles of Confederation
- Dominion of New England
- The Albany Plan of Union
- The New England Confederation
- The Hartford Convention
- Iroquois Confederacy
- Proclamation of 1763
- Great Awakening
- Treaty of Tordesillas
- Salem Witch Trials
- Ordinances of 1785 and 1787
- Treaty of Paris (1783)
- Committees of Correspondence
- Shays’ Rebellion
- Annapolis Conference of 1786
- Bacon’s Rebellion
- Native American Cultures
- Migration to Colonial America (non-English)
- 15th and 16th English Society
- Mercantilism
- Glorious Revolution
- How the colonies were founded and set-up
- Separatists in England
- Indentured Servants
- Types of Colonies
- The French and Indian War
- John Smith
- William Penn
- John Winthrop
- Samuel Adams
- John Adams
- John Dickinson
- Thomas Jefferson
- James Madison
- Alexander Hamilton
- Thomas Paine
- King James I
- Roger Williams
- Puritans
- Whigs
- Loyalists
- Stamp Act
- Sugar Act
- Townshend Act
- Act of Religious Toleration of 1649
- Declaration of Independence
- The Great Awakening
- Indians in the Revolution
- Slavery in America
- Colonial advantages of the American Revolution
- British advantages of the American Revolution
- French support of the American Revolution
- Roots of the American Revolution
- Battle of Saratoga
- Battle of Yorktown
- American Revolution and Women
- American Revolution and African Americans
- Education in the colonies
- Governors in the colonies
- Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
- Land Ordinance of 1785
- 1st and 10th amendments
- Federalists v Anti- Federalists
- Impact of French Revolution on US
- Federalists' Presidents
- Pickney Treaty
- George Washington's Cabinet
- Whiskey Rebellion
- Articles of Confederation (background, ratification, pros/cons)
- XYZ Affair
- Election of 1800 (candidates, issues, consequences)
- Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom (author, issue)
- Principles of Constitution
- Charles Beard and the US Constitution
- Citizen Genet Controversy
- Framers of Constitution (background, philosophies)
- John Adams and loss of support of "High Federalists"
- Constitutional Convention
- Formation/evolution/issues of political party system
- Hamilton v. Jefferson
- Compromises of US Constitution
- Jay's Treaty
- Alien and Sedition Acts
- Shay's Rebellion
- Battle of Fallen Timbers (players/results)
- Washington's Proclamation of Neutrality 1793
- George Washington's Farewell Address
- Issue(s) of the Election of 1796
- Bill of Rights and ratification of US Constitution
- Northwest Ordinance of 1787
- Federalist Papers (authors/issues)
- Annapolis Convention
- Judiciary Act of 1789
- Hamilton's Financial Program
- Ratification of US Constitution
- Purpose of the Bill of Rights
- National Court System
- James Madison
- Anthony Wayne
- Funding of the National Debt
- Electoral College (Election of 1800)
- National Bank
- Creation of Departments under the Constitution
- John Jay
- States' Rights
- Political Party - Republicans
- Treaty of Greenville
- Views of slavery prior to Civil War
- Revolution of 1828
- "Apologists"
- Maysville Road
- Census to 1860
- Industrialization Prior to Civil War
- Free Population in Antebellum South
- Olaudah Equiano
- American Colonization Society
- Anti Slavery Literature
- Pro-Slavery Positions
- Andrew Jackson and theBank of the United States
- Sources of Revenue 1800-1860
- William Lloyd Garrison
- Revolution in Communication
- Monroe Doctrine
- Jefferson and View of Importance of Agriculture
- Black Resistance to Slavery
- Andrew Jackson
- War of 1812: reasons for and results of
- "Gag Rule"
- John Marshall
- Thomas Jefferson
- Embargo Act1807-1808
- Transportation Developments
- War Hawks
- Barbary Pirates Items related to
- Aaron Burr Controversy
- Louisiana Purchase
- Treaty of Ghent
- Hartford Convention
- McCullough v. Maryland
- Era of Good Feelings
- "Revolution of 1800"
- Henry Clay's American System
- DartmouthCollege v. Woodward
- Adams Onis Treaty
- National Road
- Erie Canal
- Interpretations of Constitution Related to Jefferson, Madison, Monroe
- John Quincy Adams
- Democrats
- Tariff Controversy - early 1830s
- Martin Van Buren
- Election of 1840
- Lowell Textile Factory
- Jacksonian Democracy
- 2 Party System
- Whigs
- Nullification Controversy
- Frederick Douglass
- implied powers
- Samuel Chase
- Flatboat v steamboat as mode of transportation
- Nationalism - examples of
- Gibbons v Ogden
- Cohen v Virginia
- Population growth between 1790 - 1860
- Northern Advantages of Civil War
- Communication Revolution
- Role of Great Britain/France in Civil War
- Hinton R. Helper
- Emancipation Proclamation
- "separate spheres" for the sexes
- Election of 1860
- 2nd Great Awakening
- Draft Riots of 1863
- Reforms of the Antebellum Period
- Tenure of Office Act of 1867
- Abolitionists
- "Copperheads"
- Utopian Societies
- Radical Republicans and A. Johnson
- Manifest Destiny
- "Waving the Bloody Shirt"
- Hudson RiverSchool of Art
- Carpetbaggers
- John J. Audubon
- Proclamation of Amnesty-1865
- Elizabeth Blackwell
- Political Status of Blacks-Reconstruction
- 1820-1840 Architectural Styles
- Freedman’s Bureau
- Millerites
- Presidential v. Congressional Reconstruction
- Mormons
- Threats to Civil Liberties and Civil War - writ of habeas corpus/Lincoln
- Temperance Movement
- Disenfranchisement
- Maine Law of 1851
- State Sovereignty and Civil War
- Nativism
- Anti-Constitutional Party
- Amish & Shakers
- "irrepressible conflict"
- Educational Reform
- Lincoln’s attempts to end war
- Women and Reform
- Republican concerns at end of war
- Free Soil Party
- Election of 1876
- Personal Liberty Laws
- Black Codes
- Foreign Exports and 1850s
- Andrew Johnson’s Impeachment
- Ostend Manifesto
- Lincoln’s Reconstruction Plan
- Literature of 1850s
- Legacies of Reconstruction
- Know Nothing Party
- Banking policy during C War
- Harriet Beecher Stowe
- Black Influence Decline after 1860
- Wilmot Proviso
- KansasNebraska Act
- Mexican War - causes
- John Brown
- Seneca Falls Declaration
- Jefferson Davis
- Compromise of 1850
- Dred Scott Decision
- "Fifty-four forty or fight"
- Southern Redeemers
- Pre-Emption Act -1840s
- Popular Sovereignty
- Webster Ashburton Treaty of 1842
- Henry David Thoreau
- Transendentalists
- Brooke Farm Community - important contributors
- Atlanta Compromise
- Prison Reform
- 1860-Leading US Seaport
- Trent Affair
- 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments
- Anaconda Plan
- Paper Currency and the Confederacy
- Census- 1860 - state with greatest urbanization
- Economic and Social Consequences of the building of the national railway
- Captains of Industry
- Gilded Age
- Laissez faire philosophy
- 1880-1920 immigrants came from what region
- "A Century of Dishonor" - topic and author/date
- Sherman Anti-Trust Act
- Historian Fredrick Jackson Turner's point of view on the frontier
- American Federation of Labor
- Samuel Gompers
- Gospel of Wealth
- Knights of Labor
- Terrance Powderly
- Pullman Strike of 1894
- Reasons for rapid expansion of industry after the Civil War
- Monetary Crisis 1895- causes and solutions
- Wabash Railroad v Illinois
- "Waived the bloody shirt"
- Effects of high tariffs - late 19th century
- Haymarket Square Riot 1886
- William JenningsBryan (1896)
- Plessy v Ferguson
- 1890 Census and the frontier
- Populist Party 1892 - causes for creation
- 1876-1900 Technological advances
- Pendelton Act
- Looking Backward:2000-1887 - Edward Bellamy
- Horizontal integration of American Industry
- Vertical integration of American Industry
- Horatio Alger Stories
- Problems of Organized Labor
- Treatment of Native Americans - late 19th century
- Late 19th Century - complaints of farmers
- Agriculture in the South and West 1870-1900
- Indian Wars of the 1870s - causes
- Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
- Results of the crop lien system
- Characteristics of the New South movement
- late 19th Century - Characteristics of U.S. economy
- Late 19th Century Supreme Court Decisions
- Social Darwinists
- Characteristics of large cities in U.S. - Late 19th Century
- Settlement Houses
- Development of suburbs
- Henry George
- 1865-1900 - Changes in education
- Realism in 19th century
- Jack London and Ashcan School
- Issues of National Politics in late 19th century
- Inflationary monetary politics - late 19th century
- Populist Party Platform
- Decline of Populist Party
- Political Party Affiliations in Congress 1881-1901
- Marcus Garvey
- Inventions
- "Welfare Capitalism"
- 1920’s and unskilled workers
- 1920’s- Immigration
- AFL
- 1920’s- Agriculture
- Parity and Farm Problems
- The Man Nobody Knows
- "The Jazz Singer"
- 1920’s- Radio
- 1920’s- Women
- Washington Naval Conference
- Life in 1932
- Stock Market
- Causes of the Great Depression
- Farmers and the Great Depression
- 1930’s- Migration of African Americans
- 1930’s- Mexican Americans
- 1930’s- Asian Americans
- 1930’s- Women
- 1930’s- Radio Programs
- 1930’s- American Communist Party
- Agee, James-Let Us Now Praise Famous Men
- Wright, Richard- Native Son
- Steinbeck, John- Grapes of Wrath
- Dos Passos, John- U.S.A.
- Odet, Clifford- Waiting for Lefty
- Hoover and Business
- Hawley Smoot Tariff
- "Hoovervilles"
- "Brain Trust"
- Dust Bowl
- New Deal
- "Bank Holiday"
- Agriculture Adjustment Act (AAA)
- National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA)
- National Recovery Administration (NRA)
- 1930’s- FDR’s Foreign Policy
- Republican Policies and the Depression
- Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
- Tax Cuts and the Impact during the Great Depression
- FDR and the Supreme Court
- 1920’s and Prohibition
- Keynesian Economics
- Harlem Renaissance
- "Bonus Army" March
- Andrew Mellon’s Policies
- Schechter Poultry Corp. v. U.S.
- Nye Committee/Report
- Roots of Isolationism
- Indian Reorganization Act/Howard-Wheeler Act
- Sinclair Lewis and theme of literature of 1920’s
- Neutrality Acts of 1935, 1936, 1937
- Impact of the Automobile
- "Bull Market"
- Wagner Act
- FDR- First 100 Days Legislation
- Critics of New Deal
- Objectives of the New Deal
- End of Isolationism
- Election of 1928
- U.S. v. Butler
- New Deal v. Square Deal v. New Freedom as they relate to Antitrust Laws
- Wilson and FDR views as it relates to US currency
- Hoover’s Administration
- Events Leading to World War II
- Munich Conference
- New Freedom v. New Deal and views/dealings with Latin America
- New Freedom v. New Deal and views on public relief
- Democrats’ view of the Federal Reserve System
- 1920’s- Economic Life
- FDR and the Two Term Tradition
- Labor and Collective Bargaining and relationship to the Clayton Act
- National Origins Act of 1924
- Progressive Ideals v. New Deal as it relates to Monopolies
- 1920’s- Foreign Policy
- "Scopes" Trial
- Good Neighbor Policy
- "Destroyers for Bases Deal"
- Lend Lease
- Atlantic Charter
- "Quarantine" Speech
- "Cash and Carry"
- Recognition of Soviet Union
- 1930’s- US v. Japanese Relations
- Second New Deal Legislation
- Midway
- Operation Torch-North African Invasion
- "Manhattan Project"
- Mao Zedong and the Chinese Revolution
- George Kennan
- "containment"
- Truman Doctrine
- National Security Act of 1947
- Women in Post WWII Era
- 1940-UMW Coal Strike
- Truman’s Fair Deal
- Taft-Hartley Act
- 1950’s and the Red Scare, McCarthyism
- Factors that transformed Post WWII Economy
- 1950’s and Organized Labor
- Levittown
- 1950’s- Television Programs
- Sputnik Incident
- "Beat Generation" Ginsberg, Kerouac and literature
- Movement of African Americans to industrialized cities
- Urban Renewal –1940-1960s
- Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka
- 1940-1950s-Middle East Policy
- U-2 Affair
- Election of 1960
- 1948 Election and Strom Thurmond
- 1950’s-Social Changes
- John Foster Dulles and Brinkmanship
- Executive Order 9981
- Yalta Conference
- Martin Luther King, Jr’s non-violence philosophy
- Ike and foreign policy
- 1950’s-US Immigration Policies
- Point Four Program
- Latino WWII Experience
- 1956-Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Causes of US involvement in Vietnam
- Decision to Drop the Atomic Bomb
- GI Bill
- HUAC Investigations (Nixon, Roy Cohn, McCarthy, Alger Hiss, Whittaker Chambers)
- Effects of Cold War on US
- NATO
- IKE and SHAEF (Supreme Headquarters of the head of Allied Expeditionary Forces in Europe)
- Douglas MacArthur and the Philippines
- Battle of the Bulge
- Marshall Plan
- Election of 1948 x`
- Truman v. MacArthur
- Nuremberg Trials
- AFL/CIO Merger
- Characteristics of America from 1945-1960
- "Greatest Challenge Democracy Ever Faced"- Schlesinger and WWII
- Impact of Television
- United Nations
- US WWII Homefront
- Korematsu v. United States
- Allied Nations- WWII
- US Economic Expansion After WWII
- US v. Soviets- 1945-1950
- Berlin Airlift
- Korean Conflict
- Defeat of the Fair Deal
- "Modern Republicanism"
- John Foster Dulles and the "New Look"
- American Covert Actions in 1953 and 1954
- "Peaceful Co-Existence"
- British, French and Israeli Invasion of Egypt
- 1950’s- Homogeneous Culture
- Characteristics of Ike’s Years as President