APUSH
This week, we will finish Period IV (1800-1848). We will study political and social impacts of westward expansion. Read Chapters 16-17. Period IV Exam Friday
APUSH Period IV Test Study Guide
1. Supreme Court Decision, 1803
2. Thomas Jefferson, 1808
3. editorial, Washington National Intelligencer 1812
4. resolutions of the Hartford Convention, 1814
5. Supreme Court case, 1819
6. map of the United States in 1820
7. Presidential message to Congress, 1823
8. Elias Boudinot, 1826
9. Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World David Walker,1829
10. ‘the American Scholar,’ Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1837
11. Sojourner Truth, speech to Akron, Ohio Women’s Convention
12. Andrew Jackson’s Bank Veto Message, July 10, 1832
US History
This week, we will begin looking at causes of the US Civil War. We will study political and social controversies in the Antebellum Era. Vocabulary Quiz Friday
1. Nat Turner
2. William Lloyd Garrison
3. Frederick Douglass
4. Grimke sisters
5. Missouri Compromise
6. Mexican War
7. Wilmot Proviso
8. Compromise of 1850
9. Kansas-Nebraska Act
10. Popular sovereignty
Recent US History
This week, we will continue looking at Globalization, concentrating on the Middle East. Vocabulary and Notebook Quiz Friday
1. Contras
2. covert
3. extralegal
4. Iran
5. Islam
6. Marxist
7. Oliver North
8. paramilitary
9. pawn
10. Reagan Doctrine
This week, we will finish Period IV (1800-1848). We will study political and social impacts of westward expansion. Read Chapters 16-17. Period IV Exam Friday
APUSH Period IV Test Study Guide
1. Supreme Court Decision, 1803
2. Thomas Jefferson, 1808
3. editorial, Washington National Intelligencer 1812
4. resolutions of the Hartford Convention, 1814
5. Supreme Court case, 1819
6. map of the United States in 1820
7. Presidential message to Congress, 1823
8. Elias Boudinot, 1826
9. Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World David Walker,1829
10. ‘the American Scholar,’ Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1837
11. Sojourner Truth, speech to Akron, Ohio Women’s Convention
12. Andrew Jackson’s Bank Veto Message, July 10, 1832
US History
This week, we will begin looking at causes of the US Civil War. We will study political and social controversies in the Antebellum Era. Vocabulary Quiz Friday
1. Nat Turner
2. William Lloyd Garrison
3. Frederick Douglass
4. Grimke sisters
5. Missouri Compromise
6. Mexican War
7. Wilmot Proviso
8. Compromise of 1850
9. Kansas-Nebraska Act
10. Popular sovereignty
Recent US History
This week, we will continue looking at Globalization, concentrating on the Middle East. Vocabulary and Notebook Quiz Friday
1. Contras
2. covert
3. extralegal
4. Iran
5. Islam
6. Marxist
7. Oliver North
8. paramilitary
9. pawn
10. Reagan Doctrine
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