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== Terms to know == | |||
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* abolitionism | |||
* aristocratic | |||
* blue collar v. white collar | |||
* cession | |||
* chain migration | |||
* class warfare | |||
* ''de facto'' v. ''de jure'' | |||
* delegate (as noun and verb) | |||
* direct tax | |||
* disenfranchised | |||
* dissent | |||
* domestic | |||
* duties | |||
* emancipation | |||
* embargo | |||
* equity | |||
* excise tax | |||
* franchise | |||
* imperialism | |||
* indemnity | |||
* intolerance | |||
* laissez-faire | |||
* mercantilism | |||
* nativism | |||
nullify / nullification | |||
Old World v. New World | |||
popular sovereignty | |||
precedent | |||
prohibition | |||
"Republican motherhood" | |||
states rights | |||
segregation | |||
socialism | |||
suffrage | |||
suffragette | |||
tariff | |||
temperance movement | |||
unalienable | |||
== Colonial Periods == | == Colonial Periods == | ||
=== Pre-Columbian === | === Pre-Columbian === | ||
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* indigenous | |||
=== Age of Exploration === | |||
* Caravel | |||
* Conquistador | |||
=== Colonial === | === Colonial === | ||
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* New England town meetings | * New England town meetings | ||
* Pequot War | * Pequot War | ||
* | * Puritan | ||
* Queen Anne's War | * Queen Anne's War | ||
* Roanoke | * Roanoke | ||
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* St. Augustine | * St. Augustine | ||
* the Great Awakening | * the Great Awakening | ||
* Triangle Trade | |||
* William Penn | * William Penn | ||
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* Declaration of Independence | * Declaration of Independence | ||
* Enlightenment philosophers | * Enlightenment philosophers | ||
* First Continental Congress | * First Continental Congress | ||
* French and Indian War | * French and Indian War | ||
* John Locke | * John Locke | ||
* Lexington/Concord | * Lexington/Concord | ||
* Loyalist | |||
* Montesquieu | * Montesquieu | ||
* natural rights | * natural rights | ||
* Navigation Acts | * Navigation Acts | ||
* Patrior | |||
* Proclamation of 1763 | * Proclamation of 1763 | ||
* Saratoga | * Saratoga | ||
* social contract theory | * social contract theory | ||
* Thomas Paine | * Thomas Paine | ||
* Treaty of Paris of 1783 | * Treaty of Paris of 1783 | ||
* Valley Forge | * Valley Forge | ||
* Yorktown | * Yorktown | ||
* Continental Congress/es | * Continental Congress/es | ||
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* Freedman’s Bureau | * Freedman’s Bureau | ||
* grandfather clause | * grandfather clause | ||
* homestead | |||
* Jim Crow laws | * Jim Crow laws | ||
* land grant | |||
* literacy tests | * literacy tests | ||
* Morill Land-Grant Act (1862) | |||
* Plessy v. Ferguson | * Plessy v. Ferguson | ||
* poll taxes | * poll taxes | ||
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=== Cold War diplomacy === | === Cold War diplomacy === | ||
* East, the | |||
* hegemony / hegemonic power | * hegemony / hegemonic power | ||
* | * nation-building | ||
* Palestine partition | |||
* Security Council | * Security Council | ||
* | * Third World | ||
* unaligned nations | * unaligned nations | ||
* | * United Nations | ||
* | * West, The | ||
=== Eisenhower period === | === Eisenhower period === | ||