Unit 1 Guide Directions: The following topics will be covered on the unit exam. You need to be able to explain what they are, how they affected the beginning of the United States, and what trial lasting effects have been. Good luck. equality Common Sense Uncle Tom’s Cabin rights Battle of Saratoga Kansas-Nebraska Act liberty Battle of Yorktown Republican Party opportunity Great Awakening Dred Scott decision democracy Manifest destiny John raid Mayflower Compact Indian Removal Act Fort Sumter Magna Carta Democratic Party Thirteenth Amendment English Bill of Rights spoils system Freedmen’s Bureau House of Burgesses Marshall Court Black codes Albany Plan of cotton gin Radical Republican Act of Religious Toleration factory system Fourteenth Amendment Zenger Second Great Awakening Fifteenth Amendment Declaration of Independence Seneca Falls Convention Ku Klux Klan Stamp Act Missouri Compromise Jim Crow laws Committees of Correspondence Compromise of 1850 Plessy v. Ferguson Boston Tea Party Intolerable Acts Fugitive Slave Law Questions for review: In 1776, who was appointed to draft a document What is one way in which Thomas Jefferson went explaining why Great Britain's 13 colonies were against the American ideals? declaring themselves as "free and independent What was the nation's most important economic states"? activity in its early years? In Jefferson's portion of the Declaration of Why were most states and regions considered Independence, he envisioned a new nation that.. remote from each other? What is true of social classes throughout history? What was the significance of George What was the American ideal of equality was Washington's response to the Whiskey Rebellion? based on the in the late 1700s? What was the primary point of political Which of the following is a way Americans have disagreement between Federalists and progressed towards equality? Democratic-Republicans? Slavery was legally abolished in 1865. What was an effect of the rapid geographic Women could vote starting in 1920. expansion of the United States? Current laws protect citizen's rights. The forced migration of the Cherokee Indians all of the above became known as What was Jefferson about "unalienable Why did Congress pass the Indian Removal Act in rights" in the Declaration of Independence, he 1830? was referring to the rights of whom? What was an effect of the rapid geographic What was the opposite of liberty to the colonists? expansion of the United States?
Unit 1 Guide Directions: The following topics will be covered on the unit exam. You need to be able to explain what they are, how they affected the beginning of the United States, and what lasting effects have been. Good luck. equality rights liberty opportunity democracy Mayflower Compact Magna Carta English Bill of Rights House of Burgesses Albany Plan of Act of Religious Toleration Zenger trial Declaration of Independence Stamp Act Committees of Correspondence Boston Tea Party Intolerable Acts Common Sense Battle of Saratoga Battle of Yorktown Great Awakening Manifest destiny Indian Removal Act Democratic Party spoils system Marshall Court cotton gin factory system Second Great Awakening Seneca Falls Convention Missouri Compromise Compromise of 1850 Fugitive Slave Law Uncle Tom’s Cabin Kansas-Nebraska Act Republican Party Dred Scott decision John raid Fort Sumter Thirteenth Amendment Freedmen’s Bureau Black codes Radical Republican Fourteenth Amendment Fifteenth Amendment Ku Klux Klan Jim Crow laws Plessy v. Ferguson Questions for review: In 1776, who was appointed to draft a document explaining why Great Britain's 13 colonies were declaring themselves as "free and independent states"? In Jefferson's portion of the Declaration of Independence, he envisioned a new nation that.. What is true of social classes throughout history? What was the American ideal of equality was based on the in the late 1700s? Which of the following is a way Americans have progressed towards equality? Slavery was legally abolished in 1865. Women could vote starting in 1920. Current laws protect citizen's rights. all of the above What was Jefferson about "unalienable rights" in the Declaration of Independence, he was referring to the rights of whom? What was the opposite of liberty to the colonists? What is one way in which Thomas Jefferson went against the American ideals? What was the nation's most important economic activity in its early years? Why were most states and regions considered remote from each other? What was the significance of George Washington's response to the Whiskey Rebellion? What was the primary point of political disagreement between Federalists and Democratic-Republicans? What was an effect of the rapid geographic expansion of the United States? The forced migration of the Cherokee Indians became known as Why did Congress pass the Indian Removal Act in 1830? What was an effect of the rapid geographic expansion of the United States?
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