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What was a main purpose of England's American colonies in the early years of colonization?
What was a main purpose of England's American colonies in the early years of colonization?
The Southern colonies shared no common features among them.
The Southern colonies shared no common features among them.
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What was the significance of the Declaration of Independence?
What was the significance of the Declaration of Independence?
It declared the colonies' independence from Britain and changed the purpose of the war to a fight for self-governance.
The political changes in the 19th century that resulted from the Revolution of 1800 were primarily due to the presidency of __________.
The political changes in the 19th century that resulted from the Revolution of 1800 were primarily due to the presidency of __________.
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Match the political parties with their main ideologies during the 19th century:
Match the political parties with their main ideologies during the 19th century:
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What was one of the significant effects of Manifest Destiny on America?
What was one of the significant effects of Manifest Destiny on America?
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The Compromise of 1850 helped to resolve tensions between the North and the South.
The Compromise of 1850 helped to resolve tensions between the North and the South.
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What event marked the beginning of the American Civil War?
What event marked the beginning of the American Civil War?
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The _____ War resulted in the cession of land from Mexico to the United States.
The _____ War resulted in the cession of land from Mexico to the United States.
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Match the following events with their dates:
Match the following events with their dates:
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Which of the following factors contributed to the false sense of economic security in the Southern states before the Civil War?
Which of the following factors contributed to the false sense of economic security in the Southern states before the Civil War?
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Life in the Northern states was primarily agrarian, similar to the Southern states.
Life in the Northern states was primarily agrarian, similar to the Southern states.
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Name one major component of the Great Awakening.
Name one major component of the Great Awakening.
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What event marked the beginning of the colonial independence movement in North America?
What event marked the beginning of the colonial independence movement in North America?
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Competition over resources did not lead to conflicts among different social groups in colonial North America.
Competition over resources did not lead to conflicts among different social groups in colonial North America.
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What were two key factors that influenced the development of regional group identities in North America during the colonial period?
What were two key factors that influenced the development of regional group identities in North America during the colonial period?
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The clash of ideas about market capitalism and government policies influenced economic policies in the late ____ century.
The clash of ideas about market capitalism and government policies influenced economic policies in the late ____ century.
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Match the following conflicts or events with their descriptions:
Match the following conflicts or events with their descriptions:
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Which of the following statements best describes the impact of the American Revolution on governance?
Which of the following statements best describes the impact of the American Revolution on governance?
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European, African American, and indigenous peoples had similar cultural values and attitudes during the colonial period.
European, African American, and indigenous peoples had similar cultural values and attitudes during the colonial period.
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Name one significant result of migration within North America during the colonial period.
Name one significant result of migration within North America during the colonial period.
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What was a significant result of the Columbian Exchange for North America?
What was a significant result of the Columbian Exchange for North America?
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The introduction of slavery in North America had no impact on the labor systems of colonial societies.
The introduction of slavery in North America had no impact on the labor systems of colonial societies.
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What were two major effects of disease on the American Indian population after European contact?
What were two major effects of disease on the American Indian population after European contact?
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The interaction between colonizers, Africans, and native peoples led to the emergence of new concepts of group identity and __________.
The interaction between colonizers, Africans, and native peoples led to the emergence of new concepts of group identity and __________.
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Match the following outcomes with their corresponding causes related to European colonization:
Match the following outcomes with their corresponding causes related to European colonization:
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Which factor contributed to the development of colonial attitudes and values towards competition with other European nations?
Which factor contributed to the development of colonial attitudes and values towards competition with other European nations?
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Migration patterns in North America were consistent across all colonial regions.
Migration patterns in North America were consistent across all colonial regions.
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How did the exchange of ideas among Atlantic World regions influence independence movements in the colonies?
How did the exchange of ideas among Atlantic World regions influence independence movements in the colonies?
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Which of the following factors significantly influenced regional identities in the United States from the colonial period through the 19th century?
Which of the following factors significantly influenced regional identities in the United States from the colonial period through the 19th century?
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Innovations in technology and commerce had a profound impact on regional development in North America.
Innovations in technology and commerce had a profound impact on regional development in North America.
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What is meant by 'Manifest Destiny' in the context of U.S. expansion in the 19th century?
What is meant by 'Manifest Destiny' in the context of U.S. expansion in the 19th century?
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The period from 1800 to 1848 is known for the development of a modern ________ and a new national culture in the United States.
The period from 1800 to 1848 is known for the development of a modern ________ and a new national culture in the United States.
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Match the following terms related to U.S. expansionism with their descriptions:
Match the following terms related to U.S. expansionism with their descriptions:
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How did free and forced migration impact cultural diversity in North America?
How did free and forced migration impact cultural diversity in North America?
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The growth of ________ power in the late 18th century influenced economic policy and debate within the U.S.
The growth of ________ power in the late 18th century influenced economic policy and debate within the U.S.
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Arguments over the interpretation of the Constitution have had little effect on U.S. politics since 1787.
Arguments over the interpretation of the Constitution have had little effect on U.S. politics since 1787.
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Study Notes
AP US History Study Guide
- Exam is 80 minutes, 100 points
- Format includes:
- 35 fact-based multiple choice questions (20 min)
- 35 source-based multiple choice questions (35 min)
- 1 short answer question (15 min) from Period 3
- 1 short answer question (15 min) from Period 4
- Matching section of 15 important dates & events (10 min)
- Chapters 1-12 covered in first semester
Quick List of Questions to Consider
- Diverse purposes of English American colonies & how they changed over time
- Shared features of Southern colonies and differences between regions
- How interactions with Native Americans changed during this era (French, British, Spanish)
- How British success against France influenced future actions with colonies
- Differences in American and British views on taxation and the role of mercantilism in those views
- Causes and consequences of the Declaration of Independence and its impact on the war
- Importance of 1800 Revolution in 19th century political shifts
- Ideological differences and shared roots of Democratic and Whig parties
- Comparing two-party systems of the 1830s and the early Republic
- Examining Manifest Destiny: origins, methods of achieving expansion, and effects
- Causes and effects of the Mexican-American War and Texas annexation
- Contrasting life in the North and South, economic strengths/weaknesses of the South
- Social and religious structures in the North and South during the antebellum period
Dates and Events to Memorize
- Dates and events are bolded and will be on the exam.
- Must match dates to significant historical events and descriptions. Examples (provided in the text):
- 1492: Columbus and the Columbian Exchange
- 1607: Jamestown
- 1730-40s: Great Awakening
- 1754-63: French and Indian War
- 1763: Proclamation Line
- 1763: end of Salutary Neglect
- 1776: Declaration of Independence
- 1783: Treaty of Paris
- 1789: Constitution ratified
- 1800: Jefferson elected
- 1803: Marbury v. Madison
- 1812-14: War of 1812
- 1820s-30s: Second Great Awakening
- 1828: Jackson elected
- 1846-48: Mexican-American War
- 1850: Compromise of 1850
- 1860: Lincoln elected
- 1861-65: American Civil War
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Prepare for your AP US History exam with this comprehensive study guide covering Chapters 1-12 from the first semester. Explore important themes such as the evolution of American colonies, interactions with Native Americans, and the impact of British policies. Test your knowledge with multiple choice, short answer, and matching questions designed to enhance your understanding.
