AP TERMS AND CONCEPTS

  1. Vikings
  2. Bacon’s Rebellion
  3. Native American Cultures
  4. Cortes and the Aztecs
  5. Migration to Colonial America (non-English)
  6. Results of Columbus’ Landing in the New World
  7. Anasazi Culture
  8. 15th and 16th English Society
  9. Mercantilism
  10. Glorious Revolution
  11. How the colonies were founded and set-up
  12. Great Ice Age
  13. Separatists in England
  14. Indentured Servants
  15. Types of Colonies
  16. The French and Indian War
  17. John Smith
  18. William Penn
  19. John Winthrop
  20. Samuel Adams
  21. John Adams
  22. Thomas Hutchinson
  23. John Dickinson
  24. Anne Hutchinson
  25. General Burgoyne
  26. Patrick Henry
  27. Thomas Jefferson
  28. James Madison
  29. Alexander Hamilton
  30. George Washington
  31. Richard Henry Lee
  32. Thomas Paine
  33. King James I
  34. William Howe
  35. Charles Cornwallis
  36. Roger Williams
  37. Puritans
  38. Tories
  39. Whigs
  40. Loyalists
  41. Stamp Act
  42. Sugar Act
  43. Townshend Act
  44. Act of Religious Toleration of 1649
  45. Declaration of Independence
  46. the Great Awakening
  47. Generals and Battles
  48. Indians in the Revolution
  49. Slavery in America
  50. Colonial advantages of the American Revolution
  51. British advantages of the American Revolution
  52. French support of the American Revolution
  53. Roots of the American Revolution
  54. Battle of Saratoga
  55. Battle of Yorktown
  56. Battle of Long Island
  57. American Revolution and Women
  58. American Revolution and African Americans
  59. Education in the colonies
  60. Governors in the colonies
  61. General Court
  62. Mayflower Compact
  63. Fundamental Orders
  64. Patronships
  65. Pre-Columbian cultures
  66. Explorers
  67. 1st settlement in the U.S.
  68. American intellectuals and Science
  69. Boston Tea Party
  70. First and Second Continental Congress
  71. Stamp Act Congress
  72. Articles of Confederation
  73. Dominion of New England
  74. The Albany Plan of Union
  75. The New England Confederation
  76. The Hartford Convention
  77. Iroquois Confederacy
  78. Proclamation of 1763
  79. Great Awakening
  80. Treaty of Tordesillas
  81. Salem Witch Trials
  82. Ordinances of 1785 and 1787
  83. Treaty of Paris (1783)
  84. Committees of Correspondence
  85. Shays’ Rebellion
  86. Annapolis Conference of 1786
  87. Bacon’s Rebellion
  88. Native American Cultures
  89. Migration to Colonial America (non-English)
  90. 15th and 16th English Society
  91. Mercantilism
  92. Glorious Revolution
  93. How the colonies were founded and set-up
  94. Separatists in England
  95. Indentured Servants
  96. Types of Colonies
  97. The French and Indian War
  98. John Smith
  99. William Penn
  100. John Winthrop
  101. Samuel Adams
  102. John Adams
  103. John Dickinson
  104. Thomas Jefferson
  105. James Madison
  106. Alexander Hamilton
  107. Thomas Paine
  108. King James I
  109. Roger Williams
  110. Puritans
  111. Whigs
  112. Loyalists
  113. Stamp Act
  114. Sugar Act
  115. Townshend Act
  116. Act of Religious Toleration of 1649
  117. Declaration of Independence
  118. The Great Awakening
  119. Indians in the Revolution
  120. Slavery in America
  121. Colonial advantages of the American Revolution
  122. British advantages of the American Revolution
  123. French support of the American Revolution
  124. Roots of the American Revolution
  125. Battle of Saratoga
  126. Battle of Yorktown
  127. American Revolution and Women
  128. American Revolution and African Americans
  129. Education in the colonies
  130. Governors in the colonies
  131. Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
  132. Land Ordinance of 1785
  133. 1st and 10th amendments
  134. Federalists v Anti- Federalists
  135. Impact of French Revolution on US
  136. Federalists' Presidents
  137. Pickney Treaty
  138. George Washington's Cabinet
  139. Whiskey Rebellion
  140. Articles of Confederation (background, ratification, pros/cons)
  141. XYZ Affair
  142. Election of 1800 (candidates, issues, consequences)
  143. Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom (author, issue)
  144. Principles of Constitution
  145. Charles Beard and the US Constitution
  146. Citizen Genet Controversy
  147. Framers of Constitution (background, philosophies)
  148. John Adams and loss of support of "High Federalists"
  149. Constitutional Convention
  150. Formation/evolution/issues of political party system
  151. Hamilton v. Jefferson
  152. Compromises of US Constitution
  153. Jay's Treaty
  154. Alien and Sedition Acts
  155. Shay's Rebellion
  156. Battle of Fallen Timbers (players/results)
  157. Washington's Proclamation of Neutrality 1793
  158. George Washington's Farewell Address
  159. Issue(s) of the Election of 1796
  160. Bill of Rights and ratification of US Constitution
  161. Northwest Ordinance of 1787
  162. Federalist Papers (authors/issues)
  163. Annapolis Convention
  164. Judiciary Act of 1789
  165. Hamilton's Financial Program
  166. Ratification of US Constitution
  167. Purpose of the Bill of Rights
  168. National Court System
  169. James Madison
  170. Anthony Wayne
  171. Funding of the National Debt
  172. Electoral College (Election of 1800)
  173. National Bank
  174. Creation of Departments under the Constitution
  175. John Jay
  176. States' Rights
  177. Political Party - Republicans
  178. Treaty of Greenville
  179. Views of slavery prior to Civil War
  180. Revolution of 1828
  181. "Apologists"
  182. Maysville Road
  183. Census to 1860
  184. Industrialization Prior to Civil War
  185. Free Population in Antebellum South
  186. Olaudah Equiano
  187. American Colonization Society
  188. Anti Slavery Literature
  189. Pro-Slavery Positions
  190. Andrew Jackson and theBank of the United States
  191. Sources of Revenue 1800-1860
  192. William Lloyd Garrison
  193. Revolution in Communication
  194. Monroe Doctrine
  195. Jefferson and View of Importance of Agriculture
  196. Black Resistance to Slavery
  197. Andrew Jackson
  198. War of 1812: reasons for and results of
  199. "Gag Rule"
  200. John Marshall
  201. Thomas Jefferson
  202. Embargo Act1807-1808
  203. Transportation Developments
  204. War Hawks
  205. Barbary Pirates Items related to
  206. Aaron Burr Controversy
  207. Louisiana Purchase
  208. Treaty of Ghent
  209. Hartford Convention
  210. McCullough v. Maryland
  211. Era of Good Feelings
  212. "Revolution of 1800"
  213. Henry Clay's American System
  214. DartmouthCollege v. Woodward
  215. Adams Onis Treaty
  216. National Road
  217. Erie Canal
  218. Interpretations of Constitution Related to Jefferson, Madison, Monroe
  219. John Quincy Adams
  220. Democrats
  221. Tariff Controversy - early 1830s
  222. Martin Van Buren
  223. Election of 1840
  224. Lowell Textile Factory
  225. Jacksonian Democracy
  226. 2 Party System
  227. Whigs
  228. Nullification Controversy
  229. Frederick Douglass
  230. implied powers
  231. Samuel Chase
  232. Flatboat v steamboat as mode of transportation
  233. Nationalism - examples of
  234. Gibbons v Ogden
  235. Cohen v Virginia
  236. Population growth between 1790 - 1860
  237. Northern Advantages of Civil War
  238. Communication Revolution
  239. Role of Great Britain/France in Civil War
  240. Hinton R. Helper
  241. Emancipation Proclamation
  242. "separate spheres" for the sexes
  243. Election of 1860
  244. 2nd Great Awakening
  245. Draft Riots of 1863
  246. Reforms of the Antebellum Period
  247. Tenure of Office Act of 1867
  248. Abolitionists
  249. "Copperheads"
  250. Utopian Societies
  251. Radical Republicans and A. Johnson
  252. Manifest Destiny
  253. "Waving the Bloody Shirt"
  254. Hudson RiverSchool of Art
  255. Carpetbaggers
  256. John J. Audubon
  257. Proclamation of Amnesty-1865
  258. Elizabeth Blackwell
  259. Political Status of Blacks-Reconstruction
  260. 1820-1840 Architectural Styles
  261. Freedman’s Bureau
  262. Millerites
  263. Presidential v. Congressional Reconstruction
  264. Mormons
  265. Threats to Civil Liberties and Civil War - writ of habeas corpus/Lincoln
  266. Temperance Movement
  267. Disenfranchisement
  268. Maine Law of 1851
  269. State Sovereignty and Civil War
  270. Nativism
  271. Anti-Constitutional Party
  272. Amish & Shakers
  273. "irrepressible conflict"
  274. Educational Reform
  275. Lincoln’s attempts to end war
  276. Women and Reform
  277. Republican concerns at end of war
  278. Free Soil Party
  279. Election of 1876
  280. Personal Liberty Laws
  281. Black Codes
  282. Foreign Exports and 1850s
  283. Andrew Johnson’s Impeachment
  284. Ostend Manifesto
  285. Lincoln’s Reconstruction Plan
  286. Literature of 1850s
  287. Legacies of Reconstruction
  288. Know Nothing Party
  289. Banking policy during C War
  290. Harriet Beecher Stowe
  291. Black Influence Decline after 1860
  292. Wilmot Proviso
  293. KansasNebraska Act
  294. Mexican War - causes
  295. John Brown
  296. Seneca Falls Declaration
  297. Jefferson Davis
  298. Compromise of 1850
  299. Dred Scott Decision
  300. "Fifty-four forty or fight"
  301. Southern Redeemers
  302. Pre-Emption Act -1840s
  303. Popular Sovereignty
  304. Webster Ashburton Treaty of 1842
  305. Henry David Thoreau
  306. Transendentalists
  307. Brooke Farm Community - important contributors
  308. Atlanta Compromise
  309. Prison Reform
  310. 1860-Leading US Seaport
  311. Trent Affair
  312. 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments
  313. Anaconda Plan
  314. Paper Currency and the Confederacy
  315. Census- 1860 - state with greatest urbanization
  316. Economic and Social Consequences of the building of the national railway
  317. Captains of Industry
  318. Gilded Age
  319. Laissez faire philosophy
  320. 1880-1920 immigrants came from what region
  321. "A Century of Dishonor" - topic and author/date
  322. Sherman Anti-Trust Act
  323. Historian Fredrick Jackson Turner's point of view on the frontier
  324. American Federation of Labor
  325. Samuel Gompers
  326. Gospel of Wealth
  327. Knights of Labor
  328. Terrance Powderly
  329. Pullman Strike of 1894
  330. Reasons for rapid expansion of industry after the Civil War
  331. Monetary Crisis 1895- causes and solutions
  332. Wabash Railroad v Illinois
  333. "Waived the bloody shirt"
  334. Effects of high tariffs - late 19th century
  335. Haymarket Square Riot 1886
  336. William JenningsBryan (1896)
  337. Plessy v Ferguson
  338. 1890 Census and the frontier
  339. Populist Party 1892 - causes for creation
  340. 1876-1900 Technological advances
  341. Pendelton Act
  342. Looking Backward:2000-1887 - Edward Bellamy
  343. Horizontal integration of American Industry
  344. Vertical integration of American Industry
  345. Horatio Alger Stories
  346. Problems of Organized Labor
  347. Treatment of Native Americans - late 19th century
  348. Late 19th Century - complaints of farmers
  349. Agriculture in the South and West 1870-1900
  350. Indian Wars of the 1870s - causes
  351. Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
  352. Results of the crop lien system
  353. Characteristics of the New South movement
  354. late 19th Century - Characteristics of U.S. economy
  355. Late 19th Century Supreme Court Decisions
  356. Social Darwinists
  357. Characteristics of large cities in U.S. - Late 19th Century
  358. Settlement Houses
  359. Development of suburbs
  360. Henry George
  361. 1865-1900 - Changes in education
  362. Realism in 19th century
  363. Jack London and Ashcan School
  364. Issues of National Politics in late 19th century
  365. Inflationary monetary politics - late 19th century
  366. Populist Party Platform
  367. Decline of Populist Party
  368. Political Party Affiliations in Congress 1881-1901
  369. Marcus Garvey
  370. Inventions
  371. "Welfare Capitalism"
  372. 1920’s and unskilled workers
  373. 1920’s- Immigration
  374. AFL
  375. 1920’s- Agriculture
  376. Parity and Farm Problems
  377. The Man Nobody Knows
  378. "The Jazz Singer"
  379. 1920’s- Radio
  380. 1920’s- Women
  381. Washington Naval Conference
  382. Life in 1932
  383. Stock Market
  384. Causes of the Great Depression
  385. Farmers and the Great Depression
  386. 1930’s- Migration of African Americans
  387. 1930’s- Mexican Americans
  388. 1930’s- Asian Americans
  389. 1930’s- Women
  390. 1930’s- Radio Programs
  391. 1930’s- American Communist Party
  392. Agee, James-Let Us Now Praise Famous Men
  393. Wright, Richard- Native Son
  394. Steinbeck, John- Grapes of Wrath
  395. Dos Passos, John- U.S.A.
  396. Odet, Clifford- Waiting for Lefty
  397. Hoover and Business
  398. Hawley Smoot Tariff
  399. "Hoovervilles"
  400. "Brain Trust"
  401. Dust Bowl
  402. New Deal
  403. "Bank Holiday"
  404. Agriculture Adjustment Act (AAA)
  405. National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA)
  406. National Recovery Administration (NRA)
  407. 1930’s- FDR’s Foreign Policy
  408. Republican Policies and the Depression
  409. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
  410. Tax Cuts and the Impact during the Great Depression
  411. FDR and the Supreme Court
  412. 1920’s and Prohibition
  413. Keynesian Economics
  414. Harlem Renaissance
  415. "Bonus Army" March
  416. Andrew Mellon’s Policies
  417. Schechter Poultry Corp. v. U.S.
  418. Nye Committee/Report
  419. Roots of Isolationism
  420. Indian Reorganization Act/Howard-Wheeler Act
  421. Sinclair Lewis and theme of literature of 1920’s
  422. Neutrality Acts of 1935, 1936, 1937
  423. Impact of the Automobile
  424. "Bull Market"
  425. Wagner Act
  426. FDR- First 100 Days Legislation
  427. Critics of New Deal
  428. Objectives of the New Deal
  429. End of Isolationism
  430. Election of 1928
  431. U.S. v. Butler
  432. New Deal v. Square Deal v. New Freedom as they relate to Antitrust Laws
  433. Wilson and FDR views as it relates to US currency
  434. Hoover’s Administration
  435. Events Leading to World War II
  436. Munich Conference
  437. New Freedom v. New Deal and views/dealings with Latin America
  438. New Freedom v. New Deal and views on public relief
  439. Democrats’ view of the Federal Reserve System
  440. 1920’s- Economic Life
  441. FDR and the Two Term Tradition
  442. Labor and Collective Bargaining and relationship to the Clayton Act
  443. National Origins Act of 1924
  444. Progressive Ideals v. New Deal as it relates to Monopolies
  445. 1920’s- Foreign Policy
  446. "Scopes" Trial
  447. Good Neighbor Policy
  448. "Destroyers for Bases Deal"
  449. Lend Lease
  450. Atlantic Charter
  451. "Quarantine" Speech
  452. "Cash and Carry"
  453. Recognition of Soviet Union
  454. 1930’s- US v. Japanese Relations
  455. Second New Deal Legislation
  456. Midway
  457. Operation Torch-North African Invasion
  458. "Manhattan Project"
  459. Mao Zedong and the Chinese Revolution
  460. George Kennan
  461. "containment"
  462. Truman Doctrine
  463. National Security Act of 1947
  464. Women in Post WWII Era
  465. 1940-UMW Coal Strike
  466. Truman’s Fair Deal
  467. Taft-Hartley Act
  468. 1950’s and the Red Scare, McCarthyism
  469. Factors that transformed Post WWII Economy
  470. 1950’s and Organized Labor
  471. Levittown
  472. 1950’s- Television Programs
  473. Sputnik Incident
  474. "Beat Generation" Ginsberg, Kerouac and literature
  475. Movement of African Americans to industrialized cities
  476. Urban Renewal –1940-1960s
  477. Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka
  478. 1940-1950s-Middle East Policy
  479. U-2 Affair
  480. Election of 1960
  481. 1948 Election and Strom Thurmond
  482. 1950’s-Social Changes
  483. John Foster Dulles and Brinkmanship
  484. Executive Order 9981
  485. Yalta Conference
  486. Martin Luther King, Jr’s non-violence philosophy
  487. Ike and foreign policy
  488. 1950’s-US Immigration Policies
  489. Point Four Program
  490. Latino WWII Experience
  491. 1956-Montgomery Bus Boycott
  492. Causes of US involvement in Vietnam
  493. Decision to Drop the Atomic Bomb
  494. GI Bill
  495. HUAC Investigations (Nixon, Roy Cohn, McCarthy, Alger Hiss, Whittaker Chambers)
  496. Effects of Cold War on US
  497. NATO
  498. IKE and SHAEF (Supreme Headquarters of the head of Allied Expeditionary Forces in Europe)
  499. Douglas MacArthur and the Philippines
  500. Battle of the Bulge
  501. Marshall Plan
  502. Election of 1948 x`
  503. Truman v. MacArthur
  504. Nuremberg Trials
  505. AFL/CIO Merger
  506. Characteristics of America from 1945-1960
  507. "Greatest Challenge Democracy Ever Faced"- Schlesinger and WWII
  508. Impact of Television
  509. United Nations
  510. US WWII Homefront
  511. Korematsu v. United States
  512. Allied Nations- WWII
  513. US Economic Expansion After WWII
  514. US v. Soviets- 1945-1950
  515. Berlin Airlift
  516. Korean Conflict
  517. Defeat of the Fair Deal
  518. "Modern Republicanism"
  519. John Foster Dulles and the "New Look"
  520. American Covert Actions in 1953 and 1954
  521. "Peaceful Co-Existence"
  522. British, French and Israeli Invasion of Egypt
  523. 1950’s- Homogeneous Culture
  524. Characteristics of Ike’s Years as President