U.S. History People, Places, Things SOL Review

Who was elected in the "Revolution of 1800" (first shift of power between political parties)

Treaty of Alliance in 1778 was signed with

Virginian who led a rebellion in 1676 that resulted in more separation between lower classes

"We have nothing to fear, but fear itself" (during Great Depression)

Rebellion put down during Washington's term in office

Great Awakening preacher delivered "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"

Only President of the CSA

Military general who served as Governor of the "buffer" colony

Policy of massive retaliation

Oil tycoon

Commander of U.S. forces at the Battle of New Orleans (War of 1812)

Governor of state founded for Catholics

Court case est. federal supremacy in matters of interstate commerce

Author of the Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom

Political party believed in a strong central government & making the U.S. a commercial power

Enlightenment philosopher. Social Contract, Natural Rights.

President after the death of Lincoln, Southern sympathizer

Leaders of the Federalists (2)

"Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall."

Influential Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

Rather intolerant Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony

This political party was supported by farmers and artisans

Author of The Jungle (exposed slaughterhouse conditions and worker exploitation)

President during World War I and author of Fourteen Points, thought of League of Nations

British General who "lost the colonies" at Yorktown

Ulysses S. Grant

The First Continental Congress drafted

Leader of the deadliest slave rebellion in U.S. (1831), backlash strengthened slavery system

Commander of the Continental Army during Revolutionary War

Court case that established "separate but equal" and Jim Crow system

Court case that restricted citizenship to whites, opened up slavery to western territories

Leader of England during Revolutionary War

"Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country!"

General Winfield Scott

This person wanted to "bind up the nation's wounds" after the C.W. and to not punish the South

Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, anti-slavery novel of the antebellum period

Religion of the founder of Pennsylvania

Governor of New England appointed by the British

"Speak softly, and carry a big stick..."

This teacher was put on trial for teaching evolution in 1925, an illegal act in Tennessee

Banished from MBC for antinomianism

Thomas Stonewall Jackson

Trust-busting progressive President, Square Deal

Primary author of the U.S. Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Virginia Plan

Author(s) of the Federalist Papers

This president disapproved of factions and political parties

Second president of the United States

During his term: NAFTA, Yugoslavia, diplomatic relations w/ post-apartheid South Africa

William Tecumseh Sherman and his "march through Georgia"

Vietnamization - turning over the war to South Vietnamese military forces, U.S. troops leaving

George McClellan

Robert E. Lee

"That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for man-kind..." (first man on the moon)

Co-founder of the NAACP (1909)

SCOTUS case establishing judicial review

Leader of the American Federation of Labor

Brutal new leader brought to Jamestown after the Starving Time to increase productivity

"December 7th, 1941, a date that will live in infamy..."

American diplomat who persuaded the French to grant us aid and troops during the Rev War

This person led occupation and rebuilding of Japan after WWII

First secretary of the treasury

British immigrant who argued it was "common sense" for the colonies to separate from Britain

Author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights

First American woman in space (1983)

"Father of tobacco farming" began cultivating tobacco in Virginia

Author of the Virginia Plan at the Constitutional Convention

Said "Give me liberty, or give me death!" at St. John's Church

President during the War of 1812