United States History (APUSH) Summer Assignment 2018 Mrs. Butterfield

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1 United States History (APUSH) Summer Assignment 2018 Mrs. Butterfield Welcome to AP United States History! The US History course is designed to provide students with the analytic skills and factual knowledge necessary to deal critically with the problems and materials in US History. The program makes demands on students, equivalent to those made by full-year introductory college courses. Students should learn to assess historical materials their relevance to a given interpretive problem, reliability, and importance. The class is fast paced so that we can cover everything in order to prepare you to take the EOC and AP Exams. As a result, a summer assignment is required as a slow start to help you get a handle on things and help prepare for the class. This preparation is to be done BEFORE you arrive to class. The goal of these assignments will be to introduce students to the pace of the class, the level of work that will be expected, and get you thinking about history. The expectation is that these assignments will be completed by the FIRST day of class. Assignments: Assignment 1: (10 points) Join Remind for IMPORTANT information: Assignment 2: (50 points) Become familiar with College Board and the AP US History Course a. Visit the College Board Website for AP United States History b. Create an account (if you do not already have one) c. Explore the AP United States History Course overview and course description d. Identify the following information: 1. How is the AP US History test laid out? MC? SAQ s? Essays? 2. What is the time limit of the AP exam? How much time for each section? 3. What are the 9 chronological periods of US History that are covered? 4. What are the 7 themes in US History that are developed in the course? 5. What are the historical reasoning skills that are developed in the course?

2 Assignment 3: (100 points) Task: As a student of American History it is important to know the men who have led this country in its first 242 years. As such, each of you will make a set of Presidential flashcards to be used as a review tool and a source of information for tests. Step 1: Using an index card, create a flash card for each President by writing the name of the President on the Card a. You will make a card for Washington through Trump b. Grover Cleveland will have 2 cards because he was elected 2 times but NOT consecutively Step 2: On the reverse side of the name include the following information: a. Dates in office b. Vice President (you will need to look this up) b. Significant events from time in office (see attached spreadsheet)

3 Presidential Flashcards Dates Significant Significant Significant Significant Significant President in Office Event Event Event Event Event George Washington st Bank of the US 1st Cabinet Established 2 term tradition Jay's Treaty Warned against Political Parties John Adams Alien Act Sedition Act XYZ Affair Thomas Jefferson Louisiana Purchase Embargo Act Non Intercourse Act Marbury vs. Madison Enabling Act James Madison War of 1812 Treaty of Ghent Macon's Bill No 2 Tariff of 1816 James Monroe Monroe Doctrine "Era of Good Feelings" Missouri Compromise Panic of 1819 Adams Onis Treaty John Quincy Adams "American System" Tariff of "Abominations" Corrupt Bargain Erie Canal Andrew Jackson Indian Removal Act Spoils System "Bank Wars" "Common Man" Trail of Tears Martin Van Buren Independent Treasury Bill Panic of 1837 Arooostook War Amistad Case William Henry Harrison 1841 Died in Office John Tyler Webster-Ashburton Treaty Manifest Destiny Texas Annexation Opened Trade w/china Legalized Labor Unions James K Polk Mexican American War Oregon Country w/britain Established 49th Parallel River/Harbors Bill Seneca Falls Convention Zachary Taylor Underground RR Gold Rush Died in Office Clayton-Bulwer Treaty Galphin Scandal Millard Fillmore Compromise of 1850 Fugitive Slave Law "2nd Era of Good Feelings" Uncle Tom's Cabin Published Franklin Pierce Began Transcontinental RR Kansas-NE Act Gadsden Purchase Ostend Manifesto Apache Wars James Buchanan Dred Scott Case Panic of 1857 John Brown Raids Mt Meadow Massacre Crittendon Compromise Abraham Lincoln Civil War Emancipation Proclamation 13th Amendment Assassinated Gettysburg Address Andrew Johnson Presidential Reconstruction Charged with Impeachment Purchased Alaska 14th Amendment KKK formed Ulysses S Grant Credit Mobilier Scandal 15th Amendment Whiskey Ring Scandal Completed Transcontinental RR Rutherford B Hayes Compromise of 1877 Civil Rights Act of 1875 Jim Crow Laws Bland-Allison Silver Act James Garfield 1881 Tried to End Spoils System Assassinated Treaty of Washington Pan American Conf Chester Arthur Pendleton Civil Service Act Chinese Exclusion Act Edmunds Act Grover Cleveland Dawes Severalty Act Haymarket Square Riot Interstate Commerce Act 1st Democrat since Civil War Presidential Succession Act Benjamin Harrison McKinley Tariff Sherman Silver Purchase Act Sherman Anti-Trust Act Homestead Strike Battle of Wounded Knee Grover Cleveland Panic of 1893 Pullman Strike Plessy v. Ferguson Willaim McKinley Gold Standard Annexed Hawaii Spanish American War Open Door Policy Dingley Tariff Law/Assassinated Theodore Roosevelt Panama Canal Roosevelt Corollary Meat Inspection Act "Square Deal" National Park System Willaim Howard Taft th Amendment Dollar Diplomacy Trust- buster Imperialist Woodrow Wilson Federal Reserve Act WWI 18th Amendment 19th Amendment League of Nations Warren G Harding Teapot Dome Scandal Roaring Twenties Five Power Treaty Died in Office Calvin Coolidge Volstead Act Dawes Plan Kellogg-Briand Pact Immigration Act of 1924 Isle of Pines Treaty Herbert Hoover Hawley Smoot Tariff Black Tuesday RFC Hoovervilles Franklin D Roosevelt New Deal WWII Social Security 21st Amendment FDIC Harry S Truman WWII Manhattan Project United Nations Integrated Military Berlin Airlift Dwight D Eisenhower Korean War "McCarthyism" NASA Interstate Hwy Act Brown vs. Board of Education John F Kennedy Cuban Missile Crisis Peace Corps Bay of Pigs Berlin Wall Built Assassinated Lyndon B Johnson Great Society Vietnam War Civil Rights Act of th Amendment Gulf of Tonkin Resolution

4 Richard M Nixon Ended Vietnam Détente Policy with China Watergate 26th Amendment Postal Reorganization Act/EPA Gerald R Ford Helsinki Accords Campaign Reform Laws Gave Nixon full pardon Only President Never Elected WIN (Whip Inflation Now) Jimmy Carter Oil Crisis Iranian Hostage Crisis Middle East Peace Talks Camp David Accords SALT II Ronald Reagan Ended Cold War Reagonomics Iran Contra Scandal Increased Patriotism/Sandra Day O'connor Tax Reform George Bush Operation Desert Storm Americans w/disabilities Act "No new taxes" Clean Air Act Tiannamen Square Incident Bill Clinton NAFTA Family Medical Leave Act Impeached Brady Act George W. Bush Operation Iraqi Freedom No Child Left Behind Hurricane Katrina Barak Obama current Health Care Reform 1st Black President Ended War in Iraq

5 Assignment 4: (150 points) Task: As a student of American History it is important to know significant terms, events, people, and places. Therefore, each of you will need to begin writing terms NOW. Because of the large number of terms that you will be responsible for getting a head start now will be beneficial to your success. Step 1: Using an index card, create a flash card for each term/person/event by writing the name of the term/person/event on the front side of the card Step 2: On the reverse side of the index card: include the following 2 components: (a) identify/define the term/concept (the definition cannot include the term itself) (b) ACE: apply or connect the term/concept to something that is relevant to other events, people, places, etc., or to some other period in history, or provide an example of the term/concept. If any relevant picture/symbols/ etc. come to mind add those too. (c) 2 different examples are shown below If you have any questions, please contact me BEFORE the assignment is due: cheryl.butterfield@gpisd.org

6 Terms to create cards for: Chapter 1: 1. Atlantic World 2. Bartolomé de Las Casas 3. Cahokia 4. conquistadores 5. Elizabeth I 6. encomienda 7. globalization 8. imperialism 9. mercantilism 10. mestizos 11. Popé 12. Protestant Reformation 13. Puritans/Pilgrims Chapter 2: 1. Anne Hutchinson 2. Antinomianism 3. Bacon's Rebellion 4. Dominion of New England 5. George and Cecilius Calvert 6. headright system 7. indentured servant 8. James Oglethorpe 9. Jamestown 10. John Smith 11. John Winthrop 12. King Philip's War 13. Massachusetts Bay Company 14. Mayflower Compact 15. Navigation Acts 16. Pequot War 17. Powhatan 18. Quakers 19. Roger Williams 20. theocracy 21. Virginia House of Burgesses 22. William Berkeley 23. William Penn Chapter 3: 1. Enlightenment 2. George Whitefield 3. Great Awakening 4. John and Charles Wesley 5. John Peter Zenger 6. Jonathan Edwards 7. middle passage 8. primogeniture 9. Salem witch trials 10. Scotch-Irish 11. slave codes 12. Stono Rebellion 13. triangular trade Chapter 4: 1. Albany Plan 2. Boston Massacre 3. Boston Tea Party 4. Coercive Acts 5. Committees of correspondence 6. Currency Act 7. Daughters of Liberty 8. First Continental Congress 9. French and Indian War 10. George Grenville 11. George III 12. impressment 13. Iroquois Confederacy 14. Paxton Boys 15. Proclamation Line of Sons of Liberty 17. Stamp Act 18. Sugar Act 19. Tea Act 20. Townshend Duties 21. Virginia Resolves 22. virtual representation 23. William Pitt