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AP Exam Blocks of Study

Comparison of the Middle, Southern and New England Colonies.

Life in the Colonies

·         Religion.

·         Native American relations.

·         Mercantilism and the Navigation Acts.

Significance of the French and Indian War

The Revolutionary War Period

·         Grenville and Stamp Acts, Townshend Acts, Tea Act & Intolerable Acts.

·         Fighting the War.

·         Treaty of Paris of 1783.

·         State Constitutions.

·         Articles of Confederation.

·         Shays Rebellion.

The Constitution.

·         Constitutional Convention.

·         Struggle for ratification.

The Federalist Era

·         Hamiltonian policies.

·         Washington’s administration.

·         Whiskey Rebellion.

·         Jay’s and Pinckney’s Treaties.

·         XYZ Affair.

·         Alien and Sedition Acts.

·         Virginia and Kentucky Resolution.

Jefferson Era

·         Revolution of 1800.

·         Marbury v. Madison.

·         Louisiana Purchase.

·         Embargo of 1807.

Madison’s Administration

·         War of 1812.

·         Treaty of Ghent.

·         Hartford Convention.

·         Tariff of 1816.

Monroe’s – Adam’s  Administrations

·         Era of Good Feelings

·         Monroe Doctrine.

·         Depression of 1819.

·         Cases of Dartmouth, McCulloch, and Gibbons

·         Missouri Compromise of 1820

·        Farming, industry, inventions and labor - - 1800-1824.

Election of 1824.

·         “Corrupt bargain.”

·         John Quincy Adams’ Administration.

Election of 1828

·         Emergence of a new two-party system.

·         Democracy and the Common Man

·         Jackson as president.

·         Indian removal policy. (Worchester v. Georgia 1832)

Calhoun and Nullification

·         Tariff of 1828 (AKA….)

·         “South Carolina Exposition and Protest”.

·         Hayne-Webster Debate

·         Peggy Eaton Affair and the Second Nullification Crisis.

·         Second Party System

Jackson and the Bank

·         Panic of 1837.

·         Biddle

Manifest Destiny

·         Texas & Oregon

·         James K. Polk and the Mexican War

·         Slavery and the Wilmot Proviso

Religion, Reform, and the Arts.  1824-1850

·         Thoreau, Emerson, the Mormons, Utopian communities etc.

Territorial expansion and the issue of slavery.

·         California

·         Popular sovereignty.

·         Compromise of 1850.

·         Free Soil Party.

·         Ostend Manifesto.

·         Know-Nothing Party

·         Fugitive Slave Act.

·         Kansas-Nebraska Act

·         Uncle Tom’s Cabin.

·         Bleeding Kansas

·         Dred Scott

·         Lincoln-Douglas Debates

·         John Brown’s Raid.

·         Election of 1860.

·         Lincoln’s reaction to secession.

The Civil War

·         Major Battles and strategies.

·         Election of 1864.

·         Foreign affairs and diplomacy

·         Abolition of slavery

·         Emancipation Proclamation.

·         Effects of war on society.

Reconstruction

·         Lincoln’s version v. the Radical Republicans.

·         Military reconstruction.

·         Civil rights.

·         13^th, 14^th & 15^th Amendments.

·         Compromise of 1877

·         Successes and failures of Reconstruction.

The New South and the Last West

·         Politics in the New South.

·         White and African-American relations.

·         Jim Crow.

·         Sharecropping

·         Cattle Kingdoms

·         Day of the Cowboy

·         Building of the Western railroad.

·         The subordination of the American Indian.

·         Problems in agriculture.

Politics in the Guilded Age

·         Election of 1868.

·         Scandal  (credit mobilier, etc.)

·         Problems with the railroads, trusts, etc.

·         Agrarian discontent.

·         Crisis of the 1890’s (Populism, the silver question and McKinley v. Bryan)

Industrialization and Corportae Consolidation

·         The Robber Barons and their industries.

·         Laissez-Faire conservatism

1.        Gospel of Wealth

2.        Myth of the self made man.

3.        Social Darwinism

4.        Social critics and dissenters.

·         Effects of technological developments on workers/workplace.

·         Union Movement

1.        Knights, AFL

2.        Haymarket, Homestead, and Pullman

Urban Society

·         Immigration

·         City problems

·         Machine Politics  (The Boss etc.)

·         Awakening conscience; reforms

1.        Social legislation

2.        settlement houses; Jane Addams

New Imperialism

·         Blaine and Latin America

·         International Darwinism (missionaries, ploticians and naval expansionists)

·         Spanish-American War

·         John Hay and the Open Door

·         Theodore Roosevelt in the Far East, the Corollary and the Panama Canal

·         Taft and Dollar Diplomacy