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== U.S. Constitution | == U.S. Constitution == | ||
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== Early Republic == | == Early Republic == | ||
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* 12th Amendment | * 12th Amendment | ||
* American System | * American System | ||
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== Antebellum == | |||
===Social reform === | |||
* cult of domesticity | * cult of domesticity | ||
* Declaration of Sentiments | * Declaration of Sentiments | ||
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* transcendentalism | * transcendentalism | ||
* Uncle Tom’s Cabin | * Uncle Tom’s Cabin | ||
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=== Antebellum === | |||
* Compromise of 1850 | |||
* Dred Scott decision | |||
* Gadsden Purchase | |||
* Gold Rush of 1849 | |||
* Kansas-Nebraska Act | |||
* manifest destiny | |||
* Mexican American War | |||
* popular sovereignty | |||
* sectionalism | |||
* Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo | |||
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== Civil War == | |||
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* 1860 Election | |||
* Anaconda Plan | |||
* Appomattox | |||
* Emancipation Proclamation | |||
* Ft. Sumter | |||
* Gettysburg | |||
* Gettysburg Address | |||
* Lincoln’s pre-war stance on slavery | |||
* Sherman’s March | |||
* U.S. Grant | |||
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== Reconstruction == | |||
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* 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments | |||
* black codes | |||
* Compromise of 1877 | |||
* 40 acres and a mule | |||
* Freedman’s Bureau | |||
* grandfather clause | |||
* Jim Crow laws | |||
* literacy tests | |||
* Plessy v. Ferguson | |||
* poll taxes | |||
* Radical Republicans | |||
* Reconstruction Act of 1867 | |||
* Reconstruction programs: | |||
** Lincoln's plans | |||
** Johnson's program | |||
** Congressional program | |||
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== Post-Reconstruction == | |||
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== Economic & Political == | |||
* Andrew Carnegie | |||
* Battle of Wounded Knee | |||
* bimetallism | |||
* Chinese Exclusion Act | |||
* Dawes Act /assimilation | |||
* Gentlemen’s Agreement | |||
* Great Migration | |||
* Homestead Act of 1862 | |||
* laissez-faire capitalism | |||
* melting pot | |||
* monopoly | |||
* nativism | |||
* Nelson Rockefeller | |||
* political bosses | |||
* political machine | |||
* Populist Party | |||
* robber barons | |||
* Sand Creek Massacre | |||
* Sherman Anti-trust Act | |||
* social Darwinism | |||
* Standard Oil | |||
* transcontinental railroad | |||
* U.S. Steel | |||
=== Imperialism === | |||
* Battle of Manila | |||
* “Big Stick Policy” | |||
* Cuba | |||
* de Lôme Letter, | |||
* imperialism | |||
* William McKinley | |||
* Open Door Policy | |||
* Panama Canal | |||
* Roosevelt Corollary | |||
* Spanish-American War | |||
* yellow journalism | |||
* USS Maine | |||
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== Progressive Era == | |||
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* "Square Deal” | |||
* 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th Amendments | |||
* Bull Moose Party | |||
* Direct democracy | |||
* initiative | |||
* Jacob Riis | |||
* Jane Addams | |||
* Meat Inspection Act | |||
* muckrakers | |||
* Progressive Party | |||
* Progressives / progressivism | |||
* Pure Food and Drug Act | |||
* recall | |||
* referendum | |||
* Rule of Reason | |||
* Settlement houses | |||
* socialism | |||
* Upton Sinclair | |||
* Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt | |||
* William Howard Taft | |||
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== World War I == | |||
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== 1920s == | |||
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== Great Depression == | |||
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== FDR & New Deal | == FDR & New Deal == | ||
=== Roosevelt Administrations === | === Roosevelt Administrations === | ||