APUSH Review Period 1

what is Vice- admiralty courts?

what was so significant in the decision of the case Marbury V. Madison

Non-Intercourse Act of 1809 did what?

Act that allowed govt to forcibly expel foreigners & to jail newspapr editors

What was the first standardized method of time telling

North- fighting the civil war to protect the union, south- to protect slavery traditions

A plan- all southern citizenship swore a loyalty oath & southern elite could not hold office

president elected in 1801 & 1805

What was the name of the first New England settlers?

why did plantation owners turned to African slaves as their primary source of labor?

How did the New Deal end? (2 answers)

The arrival of Christopher Columbus marked the beginning of which era?

Who was impeached for firing his secretary thus violating the tenure of office act

Freedman's bureau was to help black slaves estaish a place in postwar society

protest groups on the stamp act where called....

who wrote " remember the ladies and be more generous & favorable tot hem than you ancestors"?

Who started the Pequot war?

what were the federalists POV towards foreign Affairs?

Pulitzer & Hearst understood the concept of bold headlines and scan does. This was called..

A congressional bill prohibiting the extension of slavery into any territory gained from Mexico

Which president is closely associated with the gilden age.

what gave British the right to search homes when they suspect you are smuggling goods?

This woman founded hull house and was awarded a Nobel prize in 1931 for her life's work

Who wrote the liberator in 1831 and help found the American anti-slavey society in 1833.

what masterpiece of propaganda did rebels use to rally colonists? who wrote it?

Andrew Carnegie was a steel mogul, What was the philosophy he based on Darwin's work?

Who sparked a slave revolt known as harpers ferry?

The age of salutary neglect drew to a close with..

universal white man-hood suffrage gave voting rights to all white men who owned property.

the coercive/ intolerable acts was passed as punishment for what?

Native Americans had tech that was superior to European tech, what gave Europe the upper hand?

Example of a transcendentalists (humans contain elements of divine) from European romanticism

"He who will not work shall not eat"

The establishing of which colony in 1629 began the great Puritan migration

Who portrayed the constitution as an all powerful beast?

/Who wrote the Massachusetts Circular Letter? and in what year?

What is the reason that Jamestown colony nearly collapsed in it's first few years of existence.

what battle convinced french to help colonists?

The "First Great Awakening" can be seen as a direct response to which of the following?

The passage of the Pendleton act was a direct result of the..

what was the last attempt to avoid conflict?

What was the first Representative legislative body in British North America? (1619)

Why did the Johnson reconstruction plan fail?

In 1777 the first national constitution was drafted and given to the colonies for ratification

amendment that allowed electors to vote for a party ticket. 

cycle that one moment economy is fine and the next the period of prosperity is at a halt

who were the leaders of the War Hawks?

Rebellion-a vision from god was seen signaling that the black liberation movement will succeed

President elected in 1797

Who was the president during the "Era of Good Feelings"

Who is more than likely to support tariffs?

What was the difference between New England and Chesapeake?

What was considered a high point in Washington's presidency?

"Slave system benefited all its participants, including slaves"

who were the authors of the federalist papers?

What was the purpose of the Navigation Acts?

US declared its intention to remain "friendly & impartial towards GB & FR powers" french revolu

What was passed during Jackson's term that triggered the panic of 1837

All decisions made by the house of burgesses had to be approved by which?

Act that stated parliament had the right to tax & legislate anywhere in the colonies 

During the 1800s what became the symbol of freedom and equality to many Americans.

Plessy V. Ferguson ruled that..

the goal of the fist continental congress was to discuses there grievances and declare war. 

50% voter had to take an oath of allegiance and must be ruled by a military governor

who was the "president without a party" and was in office from 1841-1845

which rebellion revealed resentment towards the coastal elite and was made by farmers from mass

The north was rooted on industries, south was all about agriculture, what was the west know for

what act affected mostly lawyers and was taxing good produced IN the colonies. 

Which Reform Movement is associated with Horace Mann? what time period was it?

Native American cultures tended to have limited/ minimal impact on the environment.

The scalawags were..

what admitted Missouri as a slave & main as a free, set the line at 36'30 across the territory 

what did Hamilton Propose in order to help regulate & strengthen the economy.

What required many small farmers to serve in the confederate army.

People who migrated to the Chesapeake did so for what reason?

which act required colonist to buy & sell certain products to England?

Platt amendment- provisions that Cuba had to include in its constitution for US troops to leave

All of the following are examples of conflicts between colonists & natives EXCEPT..

What it the Triple Entente 

which president was elected on 1817 & 1821

What what was then Colombian exchange?

Blended the Virginia plan & the New jersey plan to have a bicameral legislature 

which party is defined by their opposition the the democratic party?

George Washington established executive privilege in a dispute with congress over the... 

The Albany plan of union failed because..

Notion that people not of European extraction were unfit to rule themselves

What is considered the first federal social welfare program in US history

Teller amendment- US promised to annex Cuba once it ratified the platt amendment

Colleges & universities during the colonial period were dedicated primarily to the training of

Sharecropping was when propel traded crops with one another

Japan was outraged by the American annexation of Hawaii in 1898, because..

List the causes of the great Depression.

Who created "a model of Christian Charity"

The fourteenth amendment was part of The congressional reconstruction

Last attempt to ease southern and northern tension?

Court case- "declared slaves were property, not citizens and in turn could not sue in courts

What was the Virginia Company?  

What was the first federal regulatory act in IS history (1887)

The Haymarket affair represented a major setback for the..

what gave birth to the machine-tool industry?

What was the City Upon A Hill?

Wealthy investors accumulated land by doing what?

Maryland passed which act to protect religious freedom of most Christians, was this effective

why was the whiskey rebellion significant? 

The amnesty act of 1872 pardon many rebels allowing them to reenter public life

Dred Scott decision nullified the Missouri compromise & Kansas-Nebraska act.

From 1649-1660 why did Puritan immigration stop?

First battle of the civil war in America (April 12, 1861)

president that was elected in 1837?

Who pioneered the practice of farming tobacco?

The term vertical integration refers to..

"Education is the great equalizer" pushed for public Education and education reform

whats the greatest achievement under the articles of confederation (governing sale of govt land

The New Deal included programs for achieving all of the following goals EXCEPT...

The period preceding the 7 Years War came to be known as

compromise that stated if Hayes win the presidency he would end military reconstruction

Which of the following presidents is mostly associated with the concept of Manifest Destiny?

In 1848 gold was discovered and in 1849 drew in settlers that where called...

General Andrew fought and won this battle. it was the only clear US victory in the war of 1812

who founded the colonies first fire department, post office and public library?

Who was the first and only "president" of the confederate states of America?

The stamp act congress of 1765 was historically significant in that it..

Which tariff was considered one of the causes of the Spanish-American war?

Act that broke up the reservations and distributed some of the land to head of each NA family

president elected in 1809 & 1813

Which is considered the first written constitution in British North America.

Under whose leader penitentiaries rehabilitate criminals by teach them morality & work ethic

The treaty that ended the War of 1812 was called the

Homestead act- offered 160 acres of land to anyone who would tend to it.

As a result of the Mexican-American war, all of the following became part of the U.S. EXCEPT...

Reconstruction was between the years 1865-1877

trading jobs for political favors came to be known as the...

Whig ideas and free-soil party to create a new party.

"steer Clear of permanent alliance with any portion of the foreign world"

what national crisis helped Monroe get reelected?

During the 15 century, who was the colonial powers in the Americas

Applies to the Supreme Court decisions during the latter part of the 19 century..

Was a utopian group that separated from Quakers believed churches neglected there afterlives

What influential piece of writing did Benjamin Franklin make during the Enlightment

What was proposed in 1869, that required states to enfranchise black men

Political bosses where nice people who helped out the poor by placing them in nice communities.

What was The New Jersey Plan?

What prohibited slavery?

In the first half of the 17th century, puritans banished which 2 people?

"Bleeding Kansas" was a direct result of the doctrine of..

who invented the cotton gin and interchangeable parts?

theory- members of the parliament represented all British subjects no matter who elected them.

Who promised 7 years of labor for a free passage to the new world?

The lost colony was GB first attempt to settle into north america, what was the second?

case that stated that states could not tax the national bank

Seward folly involved...

the election of 1824 was a turning point because it was the first time citizens got to vote.

Men should work while woman kept the house and raised children.

As a result of the Hartford convection following the was of 1812

In 1588, English defeated who making colonization in North America easier.

Between 1820 & 1854, the greatest number of immigrants to the US came from

The mayflower compact foreshadows the US Constitution in which of the following ways?

What was the purpose of the Virginia Plan? (2 possible answers)

"what I do about slavery I do because I believe it helps to save the union

 Which group thought that the Church of England was incapable of being reformed & had 2 abandon

List three important Federalists theorists.

what is one major accomplishment during Jefferson's Term?

What are the Four Main reason why WW1 occured

which act suspended the New York legislator & taxed good imported directly from British?

What was the central message of the Great Awakening? 

Regional, single-issue party devoted to the goals of the wilmot proviso

"no taxation without representation"

Led a raid on proslavery camps starting a civil war between Kansas and Nebraska

In 1618 the Virginia Company introduced a system that granted settlers 50 acres of land.

What was considered a low point in Washington's presidency?

System that guaranteed employees housing, cash wages, and boardinghouse.

what prohibited blacks from congregating and learning to read and write 

who was the first Whig PRESIDENT? 

What was the First National labor union?

Market economy- Making it possible to produce goods and trade them localy

The last quarter of the 19th century was called..

Taxes on paint, paper, lead and tea. (1767) passed in the wake of the stamp act fiasco

President was elected in 1789 & 1793

Insular cases- ruled that the constitution did follow the flag

the war of 1812 had one positive outcome, what was it?

which battle was the battle referred to as "the shot heard around the world"

Sherman antitrust act of 1890 was about..

Copperheads were......

Who organized Jamestown in order to find gold and saved the settlers w/ his leadership skills 

The military reconstruction act of 1867 forced the south to allow black to vote for delegates

after 7 year war parliament passed many regulations what was the first one & what did it tax

Plan that 10% of the voters had to take an oath of allegiance & accept 13th amendment

As a result of the emancipation proclamation,

What two factors convicted King Charles to give William penn the colony of Pennsylvania.

Laws that required trial by jury for all alleged fugitives and gave them the right to a lawyer

what restriction was passed that is know widely as the first steps on the "road to revolution" 

Which of the following presidents was most involved in Latin American Politics in 19 century

what factor(s) resulted in the Pontiac's Rebellion (uprising)

The farmers alliances grew to form what party?

president elected in 1825?

Name some of the Coercive/ Intolerable Acts (can be more than one answers) 

Who was the first president who wasn't born in Virginia or named Adams