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'''US History and AP US History Running Vocabulary List: Terms, Concepts, Names and Events''' | '''US History and AP US History Running Vocabulary List: Terms, Concepts, Names and Events''' | ||
== | == Colonial Periods == | ||
== Colonial | === Pre-Columbian === | ||
=== Colonial === | |||
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* Bacon’s Rebellion | * Bacon’s Rebellion | ||
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</div> | </div> | ||
== American Revolution == | === American Revolution === | ||
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* Boston Massacre | * Boston Massacre | ||
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== Articles of Confederation Period == | |||
== Early Republic == | |||
=== Articles of Confederation Period === | |||
* Articles of Confederation | * Articles of Confederation | ||
* Shay’s Rebellion | * Shay’s Rebellion | ||
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* unicameral | * unicameral | ||
== U.S. Constitution == | === U.S. Constitution === | ||
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* 3/5ths Compromise | * 3/5ths Compromise | ||
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</div> | </div> | ||
== Early Republic == | === Early Republic === | ||
<div style="column-count:3"> | <div style="column-count:3"> | ||
* 12th Amendment | * 12th Amendment | ||
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</div> | </div> | ||
== Jacksonian period == | == Antebellum == | ||
=== Jacksonian period === | |||
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* John Quincy Adams | * John Quincy Adams | ||
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<div style="column-count:2"> | <div style="column-count:2"> | ||
== Antebellum == | === Antebellum === | ||
===Social reform === | ===Social reform === | ||
* cult of domesticity | * cult of domesticity | ||
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* Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo | * Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo | ||
</div> | </div> | ||
== Civil War == | == Latter 19th Century == | ||
=== Civil War === | |||
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* 1860 Election | * 1860 Election | ||
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</div> | </div> | ||
== Reconstruction == | |||
=== Reconstruction === | |||
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* 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments | * 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments | ||
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</div> | </div> | ||
== Post-Reconstruction == | === Post-Reconstruction === | ||
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== Economic & Political == | === Economic & Political === | ||
* Andrew Carnegie | * Andrew Carnegie | ||
* Battle of Wounded Knee | * Battle of Wounded Knee | ||
* bimetallism | * bimetallism | ||
* Chinese Exclusion Act | * Chinese Exclusion Act | ||
* Dawes Act /assimilation | * Dawes Act /assimilation | ||
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* “Big Stick Policy” | * “Big Stick Policy” | ||
* Cuba | * Cuba | ||
* de Lôme Letter, | * de Lôme Letter, | ||
* imperialism | * imperialism | ||
* William McKinley | * William McKinley | ||
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* USS Maine | * USS Maine | ||
</div> | </div> | ||
== Progressive Era == | |||
== First half 20th Century == | |||
=== Progressive Era === | |||
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* "Square Deal” | * "Square Deal” | ||
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</div> | </div> | ||
== World War I == | |||
=== World War I era === | |||
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* 21st & 22nd Amendments | |||
* Black Tuesday | |||
* Court-packing scheme | |||
* deficit spending | |||
* Depression of 1920-1921 | |||
* Dust Bowl | |||
* Harlem Renaissance | |||
* Hoover | |||
* Hoovervilles | |||
* League of Nations | |||
* Lusitania/Zimmerman Note | |||
* National Origins Act | |||
* New Deal | |||
* Proclamation of Neutrality | |||
* prohibition | |||
* pump-priming | |||
* Red Scare | |||
* return to ‘normalcy’ | |||
* Sacco and Vanzetti | |||
* Scopes Trial | |||
* Social Security | |||
* Supreme Court | |||
* Teapot Dome Scandal | |||
* Treaty of Versailles | |||
** US Senate opposition | |||
</div> | </div> | ||
== 1920s == | |||
=== 1920s === | |||
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</div> | </div> | ||
== Great Depression == | === Great Depression === | ||
<div style="column-count:2"> | <div style="column-count:2"> | ||
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== FDR & New Deal == | |||
=== FDR & New Deal === | |||
=== Roosevelt Administrations === | === Roosevelt Administrations === | ||
<div style="column-count:2"> | |||
* Brain Trust | * Brain Trust | ||
* Harry Hopkins | * Harry Hopkins | ||
* Francis Perkins | * Francis Perkins | ||
== | === World War II === | ||
<div style="column-count:2"> | |||
* “cash and carry”/Lend-Lease Act | |||
* appeasement | |||
* Hiroshima, Nagasaki | |||
* Homefront | |||
* Japanese Internment Camps | |||
* Korematsu v. U.S. | |||
* Nuremburg Trials | |||
* Truman’s decision | |||
* U.S. Neutrality Acts | |||
* United Nations | |||
</div> | |||
== | == Latter half 20th Century == | ||
<div style="column-count:2"> | |||
=== | === Early Cold War === | ||
* Berlin crisis | * Berlin crisis | ||
* capitalism | * capitalism | ||
* Chiang Kai-shek | |||
* China, loss of | |||
* communism | * communism | ||
* containment policy | * containment policy | ||
* George F. Kennan | * George F. Kennan | ||
* Greece | |||
* ideology/ ideological | |||
* Iron Curtain / Iron Curtain speech | |||
* Israel/ Palestine | |||
* Long Telegram / Article “X” | * Long Telegram / Article “X” | ||
* Mao Zedong | |||
* Marshall Plan | |||
* NATO | |||
* NATO/Warsaw Pact | |||
* NSC-68 | |||
* SEATO | |||
* sphere/s of influence | |||
* Suez Canal Crisis | |||
* Truman Doctrine | * Truman Doctrine | ||
* Turkey | * Turkey | ||
* | * UK sterling crisis | ||
* Warsaw Pact | * Warsaw Pact | ||
=== | === Atomic age === | ||
* German scientists | * German scientists | ||
* testing | * testing | ||
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* anti-ballistic missile | * anti-ballistic missile | ||
* nuclear shield | * nuclear shield | ||
=== Korean War === | === Korean War === | ||
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* third world | * third world | ||
* nation-building | * nation-building | ||
=== Eisenhower period === | === Eisenhower period === | ||
* containment | |||
* Dwight Eisenhower | |||
* Joseph McCarthy | |||
* Marshall Plan | |||
* McCarthyism | |||
* Suez crisis | * Suez crisis | ||
* Eisenhower Doctrine | * Eisenhower Doctrine | ||
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* Cuba “Falls to communism” | * Cuba “Falls to communism” | ||
* CIA | * CIA | ||
=== Domestic US Cold War === | === Domestic US Cold War === | ||
* Second Red Scare | * Second Red Scare | ||
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* Rosenbergs | * Rosenbergs | ||
* Alger Hiss | * Alger Hiss | ||
* Space Race | * Space Race | ||
=== Cuban Missile Crisis | |||
=== Kennedy === | |||
* Bay of Pigs Invasion | |||
* Berlin Wall | |||
* Cuban Missile Crisis | |||
* Domino Theory | |||
* Bay of Pigs | * Bay of Pigs | ||
* Hot-Line | * Hot-Line | ||
* Robert F. Kennedy | |||
* Limited Test Ban Treaty | * Limited Test Ban Treaty | ||
* quarantine v. blockade | * quarantine v. blockade | ||
* Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty | * Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty | ||
* | * Peace Corps | ||
== Vietnam War == | |||
* French involvement, 1954-1955 | * French involvement, 1954-1955 | ||
* US involvement, 1959-1973 | * US involvement, 1959-1973 | ||
=== Eisenhower period of Vietnam War === | |||
* Dien Bien Phu | * Dien Bien Phu | ||
=== Kennedy period of Vietnam War === | |||
* JFK | * JFK | ||
* Robert McNamara | * Robert McNamara | ||
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* Camelot | * Camelot | ||
* assassination | * assassination | ||
=== Johnson period of Vietnam War === | |||
* Gulf of Tonkin Incident | * Gulf of Tonkin Incident | ||
* Tet Offensive | * Tet Offensive | ||
* Walter Cronkite | * Walter Cronkite | ||
* U.S. Public support of the War | |||
* Vietnamization | |||
* War Powers Acts | |||
* Gulf of Tonkin | |||
* Attrition | |||
* Hearts and Minds | |||
* Rolling Thunder | |||
* My Lai Massacre | |||
* Escalation | |||
=== Nixon period of Vietnam War === | |||
* Operation Linebacker II | |||
* Christmas bombings | |||
* "silent majority” | * "silent majority” | ||
* | * Paris Peace Accords | ||
* Bombing of Laos and Cambodia | * Bombing of Laos and Cambodia | ||
* Paris Peace Accords | * Paris Peace Accords | ||
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* Kissinger | * Kissinger | ||
* Pentagon Papers | * Pentagon Papers | ||
* White House protests | * White House protests | ||
==== protest movements ==== | |||
==== Vietnam War protest movements ==== | |||
* draft, the | * draft, the | ||
* hippies | * hippies | ||
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* Jackson State | * Jackson State | ||
==== post-Nixon | ==== post-Nixon==== | ||
* Fall of Saigon | * Fall of Saigon | ||
* Cambodian genocide | * Cambodian genocide | ||
=== 1970s: Ford & Carter === | == post-WWII Domestic U.S> == | ||
* baby boom | |||
* suburbia | |||
* conformity | |||
* Interstate Highway Act | |||
=== Civil Rights === | |||
* “Little Rock Nine” | |||
* Brown v. Board of Education | |||
* civil disobedience | |||
* Civil Rights Act of 1964 | |||
* Malcolm X | |||
* March on Washington | |||
* Martin Luther King, Jr. | |||
* Montgomery bus boycott | |||
* nonviolence | |||
* Voting Rights Act of 1965 | |||
=== Other Civil Rights Movements | |||
* Roe v. Wade | |||
* women’s liberation movement (NOW) | |||
* Cesar Chavez | |||
* Grapes Boycott | |||
* Chicano Movement | |||
* American Indian Movement (AIM) | |||
* Wounded Knee Incident | |||
=== Johnson === | |||
* Great Society | |||
* War on Poverty | |||
=== 1970s: Nixon, Ford & Carter === | |||
* Watergate | |||
* pardoning of Nixon | * pardoning of Nixon | ||
* stagflation | * stagflation | ||
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* Olympic boycott | * Olympic boycott | ||
* Iranian hostage crisis | * Iranian hostage crisis | ||
* OPEC | |||
* oil embargo | |||
* Camp David Accords | |||
=== Reagan era === | === Reagan era === | ||
* Iran-Contra Affair | |||
* John Stockton | |||
* Landslide | |||
* Star Wars | |||
* "Reagan Revolution” | * "Reagan Revolution” | ||
* | * Reaganomics | ||
* Supply-side economics | |||
=== End of the Cold War === | === End of the Cold War === | ||
* HW Bush | * George HW Bush | ||
* Gulf War | * Gulf War | ||
* Bill Clinton | |||
* | |||
* NAFTA | |||
* service sector economy | |||
* New Immigration | |||
* Haiti | |||
* Yugoslavia and Bosnia | |||
* Rwanda | |||
== 21st Century == | |||
=== War on Terror === | |||
* September 11th | |||
* Al Queda | |||
* Afghanistan War | |||
* Iraq | |||
* Patriot Act | |||
== Obama Administration == | |||
* Great Recession | |||
* ISIS | |||
* Affordable Care Act | |||
* Obama Care | |||
* DREAM Act | |||
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