Ellison, Beverly A. / APUSH Review

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English settlement of New England, Mid Atlantic and the South

The eighteenth centuy back country, the growth of plantation economies, and slave societies

British attempted to exert control over colonies

The Articles of Confederation provided a transition

The Early Republic: Washington, Hamilton, and the shaping of the national government

Conflict created intensified sectional tensions

Geographic isolation and selective involvement in world affairs (1789-18230

The War of 1812 and its consequences

American Indian empirs in Mesoamerica, Southwest, and Mississippi Valley

Immigration and nativist reaction (1820-1860)

Economy in Antebellum America

Politics in Antebellum America

Territorial Expansion, Manifest Destiny, and Mexican American War

Reconstruction- Southern state governments: aspiration, achievements and failures

The Origins of the New South

The Development of the West in the Late Nineteenth Century

Civil War: Two societies at war: mobilization, resources and internal dissent

Labor and unions (1870s- 1900)

Gilded Age: National politics and influence of corporate power

Urban Society in the late nineteenth century

Populism and Progressivism

The Emergence of America as a World Power

The US active and aggressive actions in world affairs (1890-1914)

Disillusionment and fear of change (1914-1930)

Expansion into the trans-Appalachian West: American Indian resistance (1789-1815)

The culture of Modernism in the 1920s

Government intervention during the Great Depression

Surviving hard times: American society in Great Depression

Diplomacy, war aims, and war time conferences

World War II and its aftermath

The US and Red Scare (1920s and 1950s)

The Cold War in Asia: China, Korea, Vietnam and Japan

The 1950s: social critics, nonconformists, and cultural rebels

Competitors for the West in late 1800s: miners, ranchers, homesteaders, and American Indians

Impact of changes in science and technology (1940-1960)

Progressive Period: women's roles, family, workplace, education, politics and reform

Manifest Destiny: Forces removal of American Indians to the trans-Mississippi West

From the New Frontier to the Great Society

Impact of the Cold War on American society

Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson as Progressive presidents

(Late 1800s) Government policy toward American Indians

Significance of Jefferson's presidency

Colonial governments and imperial policy in British North America

Conflicts:

Governor Berkeley vs... Bacon vs....	Old South vs.... New South vs....	Grant vs.... Lee vs....	Continental Military British military

Constitution vs.... The Articles of Confederation vs.....	North vs.... South vs....	Farmers vs.... Railroads vs....	Abolitionist Plantation owners
		Federalists v. Democratic
J Q Adams vs....	John Smith		Patriots Tories
Jackson vs		Dubois Washington
Biddle Jackson	Muckrakers Yellow Journalists		Sitting Bull Custer
Hamilton Jefferson		Douglas Lincoln
	Whigs Democrats		Social Darwinism Social Gospel
Anti Federalists Federalists		Mahan Carnegie
			Santa Anna James K. Polk

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