Name__________________________ Tuesday, Nov. 8 Test/Due Date: APUSH Period 4 Study Guide: American Revolution 1800-1848 – Overview The new republic struggled to define and extend democratic ideals in the face of rapid economic, territorial, and demographic changes. Must Know Dates 1800: Jefferson elected 1828: Andrew Jackson elected 1803: Louisiana Purchase 1830s: Railroad era begins 1807-1809: Embargo in effect 1831 1808: Slave trade ended Nat Turner's rebellion 1809: Non-intercourse Act Liberator founded 1812: War with England 1832: Nullification crisis 1814: Treaty of Ghent 1834: Whig party formed 1820: Missouri Compromise 1835: Texas Revolution, Republic of Texas established 1840s labor unions formed Manifest Destiny Romanticism flourished in America Telegraph and railroads create a communications 1823: Monroe Doctrine revolution 1846: Mexican War begins Key Use bullet points/phrases. Include dates where applicable. The key terms are intended to help you understand the material for the quizzes, test, and the AP Exam in May. If you do a good job now, reviewing in May will be much easier. Term Significance of 1800 “Revolution” Marbury v. Madison McCulloch v. Maryland Dartmouth v. Woodward Fletcher v. Peck McCulloch v. Maryland Gibbons v. Ogden Louisiana Purchase
Name__________________________ Test/Due Date: Tuesday, Nov. 8 APUSH Period 4 Study Guide: American Revolution – 1800-1848 Overview The new republic struggled to define and extend democratic ideals in the face of rapid economic, territorial, and demographic changes. Must Know Dates 1800: Jefferson elected 1803: Louisiana Purchase 1807-1809: Embargo in effect 1808: Slave trade ended 1809: Non-intercourse Act 1812: War with England 1814: Treaty of Ghent 1820: Missouri Compromise labor unions formed Romanticism flourished in America 1823: Monroe Doctrine 1828: Andrew Jackson elected 1830s: Railroad era begins 1831 Nat Turner's rebellion Liberator founded 1832: Nullification crisis 1834: Whig party formed 1835: Texas Revolution, Republic of Texas established 1840s Manifest Destiny Telegraph and railroads create a communications revolution 1846: Mexican War begins Key Use bullet points/phrases. Include dates where applicable. The key terms are intended to help you understand the material for the quizzes, test, and the AP Exam in May. If you do a good job now, reviewing in May will be much easier. Term Significance “Revolution” of 1800 Marbury v. Madison McCulloch v. Maryland Dartmouth v. Woodward Fletcher v. Peck McCulloch v. Maryland Gibbons v. Ogden Louisiana Purchase
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