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1 Directions: This is the complete list of words that you will need to understand the significance of by the end of the school year. As we progress through the curriculum, refer back to this this for people, terms, and concepts you need to know for each unit. 1. Native Americans Belief Systems 2. Age of Discovery 3. Gold, Glory, and God 4. The Virginia Company 5. Indentured Servant 6. House of Burgesses 7. Bacon s Rebellion 8. Mayflower Compact 9. Puritan Theocracy 10. King Philip s War 11. Navigation Acts 12. Cash crop 13. Middle Passage 14. Salem Witch Trials 15. Benjamin Franklin 16. Great Awakening 17. Treaty of Paris, Proclamation of Stamp Act 20. Sam Adams 21. Patrick Henry 22. Boston Massacre 23. Boston Tea Party 24. First Continental Congress 25. War for Independence 26. Lexington and Concord 27. John Adams 28. Bunker Hill 29. George Washington 30. Thomas Paine 31. Common Sense 32. Thomas Jefferson 33. Richard Henry Lee 34. Social Contract 35. John Locke 36. Declaration of Independence 37. Patriot 38. Loyalist 39. Lafayette 40. Yorktown 41. Treaty of Paris, Republic 43. Articles of Confederation 44. Shays Rebellion 45. James Madison 46. Constitutional Convention 47. Great Compromise 48. Three-Fifths Compromise 49. Federalism 50. Delegated Powers 51. Reserved Powers 52. Separation of Powers 53. Legislative Branch 54. Executive Branch 55. Judicial Branch 56. Electoral College 57. Virginia Declaration of Rights 58. Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom 59. Ratification 60. Federalists 61. Anti-federalists 62. Bill of Rights 63. Judiciary Act of George Washington (As President) 65. Alexander Hamilton 66. Cabinet 67. National Bank 68. Federalists (After 1789) 69. Democratic-Republicans 70. Two-Party System 71. Whiskey Rebellion 72. Washington s Farewell Address 73. John Adams (As President) 74. Alien and Sedition Acts 75. Election of Thomas Jefferson (As President) 77. Supreme Court 78. John Marshall 79. Marbury v. Madison 80. Judicial Review 81. Louisiana Purchase 82. Lewis and Clark Expedition 83. Sacajawea 84. Impressment 85. War Hawks 86. War of Industrial Revolution 88. Eli Whitney
2 89. Cotton Gin 90. Henry Clay 91. American System 92. National Road 93. Erie Canal 94. McCulloch v. Maryland 95. Acquisition of Florida 96. Monroe Doctrine 97. Missouri Compromise 98. Andrew Jackson 99. Spoils System 100. Trail of Tears 101. State s Rights Doctrine 102. Presidential Veto 103. Panic of Abolitionist 105. The Liberator 106. William Lloyd Garrison 107. Frederick Douglass 108. Nat Turner s Rebellion 109. Slave Codes 110. Seneca Falls Convention 111. Elizabeth Cady Stanton 112. Manifest Destiny 113. Settlement of Texas 114. The Alamo 115. Mexican-American War 116. California Gold Rush 117. Compromise of Fugitive Slave Act 119. Popular Sovereignty 120. Secession 121. Underground Railroad 122. Harriet Beecher Stowe 123. Uncle Tom s Cabin 124. Kansas-Nebraska Act 125. Bleeding Kansas 126. Republican Party 127. Dred Scott v. Sanford 128. Lincoln-Douglas Debates 129. Harper s Ferry 130. Election of Confederate States of America 132. Abraham Lincoln 133. Civil War 134. Fort Sumter 135. Ulysses S. Grant 136. Robert E. Lee 137. Antietam 138. Emancipation Proclamation 139. Gettysburg 140. Gettysburg Address 141. Appomattox th Amendment 143. Lincoln s Assassination 144. Andrew Johnson 145. Reconstruction 146. Radical Republicans 147. Freedman s Bureau th Amendment 149. Impeachment of Johnson th Amendment 151. Scalawags 152. Carpetbaggers 153. Ku Klux Klan 154. Compromise of Great Plains 156. Assimilation 157. Homestead Act 158. Transcontinental Railroad 159. Henry Bessemer 160. Thomas Edison 161. Alexander Graham Bell 162. Interstate Commerce Act 163. Cornelius Vanderbilt 164. Andrew Carnegie 165. Monopoly 166. J.P. Morgan 167. John D. Rockefeller 168. Sherman Anti-Trust Act 169. Knights of Labor 170. Samuel Gompers 171. American Federation of Labor 172. Eugene V. Debs 173. American Railway Union 174. Haymarket Riot 175. Homestead Strike 176. Pullman Strike 177. Industrial Ladies Garment Union 178. Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire 179. New Immigrants 180. Ellis Island 181. Melting Pot 182. Nativism 183. Chinese Exclusion Act 184. Wright Brothers 185. Booker T. Washington 186. W.E.B. DuBois 187. Lynching 188. Ida B. Wells 189. Jim Crow Laws 190. Plessy v. Ferguson 191. Separate but Equal 192. Prohibition
3 193. Muckrakers 194. Henry Ford th Amendment 196. Susan B. Anthony 197. Suffrage 198. Upton Sinclair 199. Theodore Roosevelt 200. Meat Inspection Act 201. NAACP 202. Progressives 203. Woodrow Wilson 204. Clayton Anti-Trust Act th Amendment 206. Federal Reserve Act th Amendment 208. Imperialism 209. Annexation of Hawaii 210. Spanish-American War 211. Philippine Insurrection 212. Open Door Notes 213. Panama Canal 214. Roosevelt Corollary 215. Dollar Diplomacy 216. World War I 217. Fourteen Points 243. Social Security Act 244. Totalitarian Government 245. Stalin 246. Mussolini 247. Hitler 248. Nazi Party 249. Neutrality Acts 250. Winston Churchill 251. Invasion of Poland 252. Blitzkrieg 253. World War II 254. Battle of Britain 255. Holocaust 256. Anti-Semitism 257. Genocide 258. Auschwitz 259. Axis Powers 260. Lend-Lease Act 261. Allied Powers (WWII) 262. Tojo 263. Pearl Harbor 264. Manhattan Project 265. Stalingrad 266. Dwight Eisenhower 267. El Alamein 268. Tuskegee Airmen 269. Nisei 218. League of Nations 219. Treaty of Versailles 220. Reparations 221. War Guilt Clause 222. Communism 223. Red Scare 224. Sacco and Vanzetti 225. Quota System 226. Scopes Monkey Trial 227. Roaring Twenties 228. Langston Hughes 229. Harlem Renaissance 230. Black Tuesday 231. Great Depression 232. Hawley-Smoot Tariff 233. Dust Bowl 234. Herbert Hoover 235. Hoovervilles 236. FDR 237. New Deal 238. FDIC 239. Securities and Exchange Commission 240. AAA 241. CCC 242. WPA 270. D-Day 271. Harry Truman 272. Navajo Windtalkers 273. Douglas MacArthur 274. Bataan Death March 275. Geneva Convention 276. Battle of Midway 277. Island Hopping 278. Kamikaze 279. Iwo Jima 280. Okinawa 281. Hiroshima 282. Nagasaki 283. Nuremberg Trials 284. Rosie the Riveter 285. Japanese Internment 286. United Nations 287. Containment 288. Iron Curtain 289. Cold War 290. Truman Doctrine 291. Marshall Plan 292. Berlin Airlift 293. NATO th Parallel 295. Korean War 296. Alger Hiss
4 297. Rosenberg Trial 298. Joseph McCarthy 299. McCarthyism 300. Warsaw Pact 301. Jonas Salk 302. John F. Kennedy 303. Fidel Castro 304. Bay of Pigs 305. Nikita Khrushchev 306. Cuban Missile Crisis 307. Berlin Wall 308. Lyndon B. Johnson 309. Brown v. Board of Education 310. Thurgood Marshall 311. Little Rock Desegregation 312. Martin Luther King, Jr Montgomery Bus Boycott 314. Civil Disobedience 315. Letter from a Birmingham Jail 316. I have a dream speech 317. Civil Rights Act of The Selma Campaign 319. Freedom Riders th Amendment 321. Voting Rights Act of Malcolm X 323. Massive Resistance 324. Vietnam War 325. Gulf of Tonkin Resolution 326. Ho Chi Minh 327. Domino Theory 328. Doves 329. Hawks 330. Tet Offensive 331. Vietnamization 332. Kent State 333. Roe v. Wade 334. Neil Armstrong 335. Nixon in China 336. Watergate 337. Ronald Reagan 338. Sandra Day O Connor 339. Mikhail Gorbachev 340. Glasnost 341. Perestroika 342. Collapse of the USSR 343. Fall of the Berlin Wall 344. Sally Ride 345. Operation Desert Storm 346. Bill Clinton 347. Bush v. Gore 348. George W. Bush /11 Attacks 350. Patriot Act 351. Homeland Security Students of History -
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