US History Exam Review PDF

Semester 1 Exam Review (Unit 1-4) Amendment 1 Fugitive Slave Act Amendment 2 Civil War Causes Amendment 5 John Brown and Harpers Ferry US Constitution Bleed...

Semester 1 Exam Review (Unit 1-4) Amendment 1 Fugitive Slave Act Amendment 2 Civil War Causes Amendment 5 John Brown and Harpers Ferry US Constitution Bleeding Kansas Connecticut Compromise Abolitionists Virginia Plan John Brown’s death Separation of Powers South Carolina secession Checks and Balances Second Great Awakening Executive Branch Nativism Legislative Branch Eli Whitney and the Cotton Gin Judicial Branch Temperance Movement Senate Gang System (Slavery) House of Representatives Europeans not supporting the South in the Civil Monroe Doctrine War Missouri Compromise Emancipation Proclamation War of 1812 ending Trent Affair Louisiana Purchase Northern Advantages during the Civil War French and Indian War ending Southern strategy during the Civil War Colonial Salutary Neglect Battle of Antietam Abolition Battle of Shiloh Gradualism Sherman’s March to the Sea Nullification Battle of Vicksburg Secession Lincoln’s Reconstruction Plan Charles Sumner and the “Crime against Kansas” Wade Davis Bill Compromise of 1850 Johnson’s Reconstruction Plan Congressional Reconstruction Theodore Roosevelt Purpose of Reconstruction William Taft Wade Davis Bill restrictions Foraker Act President Johnson Monroe Doctrine Ulysses S Grant Platt Amendment Military Reconstruction Act Roosevelt Corollary Rutherford B Hayes election Social Darwinism Fetterman Massacre Treaty of Kanagawa Chinese Exclusion Act Spanish American War Treaty of Paris Frederick Jackson Turner Alfred Thayer Mayan Manifest Destiny General Valeriano Weyler Morrill Land Grant Act Dupuy de Lome and the Spanish American War Ghost Dance Movement Boxer Rebellion Buffalo Bill Cody Japanese trade relations with the US 1800s John O Sullivan Queen Liliuokalani Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Jose Marti Native Americans USS Maine in Havana Harbor Mining in the West William Taft and the Philippines Transcontinental Railroad Teddy Roosevelt becomes President US Government and expansion Open Door Policy and John Hay John O Sullivan and Texas Roosevelt Corollary Anti-imperialist League Senator Albert Beverage and the Philippines imperialism Russia owning Alaska Manifest Destiny William Seward’s Icebox Matthew Perry Queen Liliuokalani