1. AP U.S. Fall Review

2. Explain the factor that created the most conflict between colonists and Native Americans. Sustenance Land European concept of treaties Hunting grounds Fishing rights Context: 1400-1690

3. Describe two examples of disillusionment of European colonists. Jamestown Religious restrictions Cash crops Frontier settlement

4. What were the impacts of the First Great Awakening? Jonathan Edwards George Whitefield “new lights” vs. “old lights” Colleges established

5. Compare and Contrast the colonies in 1700. Chesapeake Southern New England How they were settled Religiosity Government Nationalities economics

6. Influential Documents Compare Common Sense with Two Treatise on Government Compare the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation Compare the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution

7. How revolutionary were the ideals leading up to the outbreak of war in 1776? Proclamation of 1763 Sugar, Molasses, Stamp Acts, etc. British Whigs Declaration of Independence Patriots, Loyalists, Moderates

8. Describe the debate over foreign entanglements between 1793-1821. Constitution Hamilton v. Jefferson Washington’s Farewell Address Embargo Acts War of 1812 Monroe Doctrine

9. What was the relationship between Native Americans and Americans after the Revolution? Contested Indian treaties (Fort Stanwix, etc.) Northwest Ordinance Frontier battles Western Confederacy revived Treaty of Greenville

10. How did political parties originate? Federalist Paper 10 Federalist v. Anti-Federalist Hamilton v. Jefferson End of the notables Jacksonian Democracy

11. Describe the causes and effects of European migration to the U.S. (1820- 1860). Patterns of settlement Catholicism Germans, Irish Nativism

12. Why did significant reform movements coincide with industrialization? Temperance Abolition Women’s rights Prison reform Labor unions

13. Why was Jacksonian Democracy controversial? Disputed Election of 1824 Mob rule Patronage Indian Removal Act Second Bank of the U.S. Nullification Act

14. What was the sequence of events that increased sectional tensions (1820- 1860)? Missouri Compromise Increase in Free-Black population Shift in plantation demographics Gradual emancipation Increase in slave prices in 1850s Territorial Expansion Free-Soil Movement Compromise of 1850 Bleeding Kansas Dred Scott

15. How did the North prevail in a war that Southerners were pre-disposed to win? Industrialization Railroads and telegraph From secession to emancipation Foreign influence Politics Southern disadvantages

16. Explain the correlation between Republican Reconstruction and Republican economic vision. Freedmen’s Bureau Ulysses Grant Radical Republicans Railroads Homesteaders Political corruption

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