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1 Copyright 2004 L. Renee Terry 8 th Grade Social Science Review part 3 The 8 th Grade portion is 48% of the 8 th Grade Test

2 The 8 th grade portion is divided into 2 sections: U.S. Constitution and the Early Republic - 30% U.S. Constitution and the Early Republic - 30% Part 1 = 8.1-8.3 – 11 questions Part 2 = 8.4-8.8 – 18 questions Civil War and its Aftermath- 18% Civil War and its Aftermath- 18% Part 3 = 8.9-8.12 - Copyright 2004 L. Renee Terry

3 U.S. History Standards parts 1 & 2 8.1 - Revolution 8.1 - Revolution 8.2 – Forming a New Nation 8.2 – Forming a New Nation 8.3 – American Political System 8.3 – American Political System 8.4 – A new Republic 8.4 – A new Republic 8.5 – Expanding the Nation 8.6 – Americans in Mid-1800’s 8.7 – The South 1800-1850 8.7 – The South 1800-1850 8.8 – The West 1800 - 1850 8.8 – The West 1800 - 1850

4 Copyright 2004 L. Renee Terry U.S. History Standards part 3 8.9 – The Union Challenged 8.9 – The Union Challenged 8.10 – The Civil War 8.10 – The Civil War 8.11 – The Reconstruction 8.11 – The Reconstruction 8. 12 – The Industrial Revolution 8. 12 – The Industrial Revolution

5 Copyright 2004 L. Renee Terry 8.7 – The South 1800-1850 Chapter 19 8.7 – The South 1800-1850 Chapter 19 The Worlds of North and South 1.deforestation (254) 2.swamps + marshes (p. 255) 3.agrarians (p. 256) 4.Eli Whitney (p. 256) 5.cotton gin (p. 256) 6.plantation (p. 256) 7.industrialist (p. 257) 8.industrial Revolution (p.-219) 9.Lowell girls (p. 258) 10.reaper (p. 259) 11.steamboat (p. 260) 12.immigration (266)

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8 Copyright 2004 L. Renee Terry 8.7 – The South 1800-1850 Chapter 20 8.7 – The South 1800-1850 Chapter 20 African Americans at Mid-Century 1.racism (p. 269) 2.Frederick Douglass (p. 270) 3.discrimination p.271 4.segregation (p271) 5.Underground Railroad (p. 278) 6. Denmark Vesey (p. 278) 7.Nat Turner (p. 278) 8.oppression (p. 282)

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11 Copyright 2004 L. Renee Terry 8.5 – Expanding the Nation Chapter 21 A Growing Sense of Nationhood 1.The Union (p. 286) 2.Secession (p. 288) 3.to table (p. 289) 4.Wilmot Proviso 5.Tallmadge Amendment (p. 286) 6.Gag rule (p. 289) 7.Henry Clay (p. 291) 8.Fugitive Slave La 9.Uncle Tom’s Cabin 10.John Brown’s raid (pp 298–299) 11. Election of 1860 12.Dissolved (p. 300)

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14 Copyright 2004 L. Renee Terry 8.10 – The Civil War Chapter 22 8.10 – The Civil War Chapter 22 The Civil War 1. Jefferson Davis (305– 306) 2. Anaconda Plan (308) 3. Bull Run (p. 308) 4. blockade (p. 310) 5. Robert E. Lee (310) 6. draft (p. 312) 7. emancipation (p. 312) 8. Emancipation Proclamation (p. 312) 9. habeas corpus (313) 10. Merrimac and Monitor (p. 315) 11. Vicksburg (p. 316) 12. Ulysses Grant ( 318) 13. total war (p. 318) 14. William Sherman (318–319) 15. Appomattox (p. 319)

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17 Copyright 2004 L. Renee Terry 8.10 – The Civil War Chapter 23 8.10 – The Civil War Chapter 23 The Reconstruction Era Manifest Destiny 197 Louisiana Purchase 198 Noble Bargain (199) diplomacy (p. 200) Tejano (p. 201) diplomacy (p. 200) Texas War for Independence (p.202) the Alamo (p. 202) annex (p. 203) converts (p. 205) Oregon Fever (205) Mexican-American War (206–208) Bear Flag Republic Cession (p. 208) Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (208)

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20 Copyright 2004 L. Renee Terry 8.10 – The Civil War Chapter 24 8.10 – The Civil War Chapter 24 Tensions in the West reservation (p. 337) Nez Percé (p. 338) Chief Joseph (p. 339) homesteader (p. 340) Homestead Act ( 340) transcontinental railroad (p.340) subsidy (p. 340) mining (pp. 343–344) the “long drive” (345) Battle of the Little Big Horn (p350)

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23 Copyright 2004 L. Renee Terry 8.12 – The Industrial Revolution Chapter 25 8.12 – The Industrial Revolution Chapter 25 The Rise of Industry industrialization ( 354) entrepreneur (p. 354) laissez-faire (p. 354) the Gilded Age (355) Bessemer process trust (p. 359) J. P. Morgan (p. 359) monopoly (p. 359) corporation (p. 359) urbanization (p. 361) tenements (p. 361) trade unions (p. 366) collective bargaining (p. 366) strikes (p. 367)

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26 Copyright 2004 L. Renee Terry 8.12 – The Industrial Revolution Chapter 26 8.12 – The Industrial Revolution Chapter 26 The Great Wave of Immigration immigration (pp. 371– 372) Ellis Island (p. 371) refugees (p. 372) assimilation (p. 372) tenement buildings pogroms (p. 376) Chinese Exclusion Act passport (p. 380) barrios (p. 381) nativism (p. 382) quota (p. 382) visas (p. 384)

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