Unit 3: The Early United States (1783 - 1824) Study guide AP U.S. History – – Main ideas / changes over time: Specific Factual Information (SFI) topics be able to identify, make connections with other SFI, understand significance and – how they support main ideas, recognize cause and effect, and group with patterns and categories. Presidency Nationalism and Good Feelings Washington’s Presidency Jefferson’s George Washington Thomas Jefferson Sectionalism Bill of Rights Sally Hemings Nationalism Alexander Hamilton Deism Tariff of 1816 of Henry Clay ’s Economic Plan “Revolution 1800” Tariff revenue vs. protective John Marshall The American System – Bank of the Marbury v. 1803 James Monroe Strict vs. loose constructionist Judicial review Era of Good Feelings Whiskey Rebellion pirates Panic of 1819 French Revolution Old Southwest Federalists vs. Dem-Republicans Lewis and Expedition Missouri Compromise Neutrality proclamation Aaron Burr Judicial nationalism Isolationism Burr vs. Duel McCulloch v. 1819 of Fallen Timbers / Treaty of Burr conspiracy Daniel Webster The War of 1812 Doctrine Treaty Impressment Jacksonian Democracy Jay’s Treaty Embargo Act The Pinckney’s “Corrupt bargain” Farewell Address Non-Intercourse Act John Quincy Washington’s Adams and Federalists Bill No. 2 Henry Clay Macon’s John Adams War Hawks Andrew Jackson XYZ Affair Pan-Indian Confederacy Mudslinging Quasi-War Tecumseh and The Prophet The of “Revolution 1828” Convention of 1800 / Franco-American of Spoils system Accord of 1800 Causes of War of 1812 Tariff of Abominations Alien and Sedition Acts Francis Scott Key Exposition and Resolutions of John C. Calhoun Compact theory of Andrew Jackson Nullification crisis states’ rights Treaty of Ghent Force bill Hartford Convention Compromise Tariff Indian Removal Act Trail of Tears Black Hawk War Seminole Wars 1789 U.S. Constitution ratified 1812-1814 War of 1812 – – 1800 - Revolution of 1828 Revolution of “The 1800” – “The 1828” 1803 Louisiana Purchase ALL presidential administrations –
Unit 3: The Early United States (1783 - 1824) Study guide – AP U.S. History – Main ideas / changes over time: Specific Factual Information (SFI) topics – be able to identify, make connections with other SFI, understand significance and how they support main ideas, recognize cause and effect, and group with patterns and categories. Washington’s Presidency George Washington Bill of Rights Alexander Hamilton ’s Economic Plan Tariff – revenue vs. protective Bank of the Strict vs. loose constructionist Whiskey Rebellion French Revolution Federalists vs. Dem-Republicans Neutrality proclamation Isolationism of Fallen Timbers / Treaty of Jay’s Treaty Pinckney’s Treaty Washington’s Farewell Address Adams and Federalists John Adams XYZ Affair Quasi-War Convention of 1800 / Franco-American Accord of 1800 Alien and Sedition Acts and Resolutions Compact theory of states’ rights Jefferson’s Presidency Thomas Jefferson Sally Hemings Deism “Revolution of 1800” John Marshall Marbury v. 1803 Judicial review pirates Lewis and Expedition Aaron Burr Burr vs. Duel Burr conspiracy The War of 1812 Impressment Embargo Act Non-Intercourse Act Macon’s Bill No. 2 War Hawks Pan-Indian Confederacy Tecumseh and The Prophet of Causes of War of 1812 Francis Scott Key of Andrew Jackson Treaty of Ghent Hartford Convention Nationalism and Good Feelings Sectionalism Nationalism Tariff of 1816 Henry Clay The American System James Monroe Era of Good Feelings Panic of 1819 Old Southwest Missouri Compromise Judicial nationalism McCulloch v. 1819 Daniel Webster Doctrine Jacksonian Democracy The “Corrupt bargain” John Quincy Henry Clay Andrew Jackson Mudslinging The “Revolution of 1828” Spoils system Tariff of Abominations Exposition John C. Calhoun Nullification crisis Force bill Compromise Tariff Indian Removal Act Trail of Tears Black Hawk War Seminole Wars 1789 – U.S. Constitution ratified 1800 - “The Revolution of 1800” 1803 – Louisiana Purchase 1812-1814 – War of 1812 1828 – “The Revolution of 1828” ALL presidential administrations
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