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PERIOD I (1491- 1607)
Great Basin/ Great Plains
Mississippi River Valle_y1\llanlic Seaboard
New World
Christianity
Columbia;, !'..>.change
Feudalism
Capitalism
Joint-Stock Companies
£neomieoda System
Native Antcricans (American Indians!
West African Slave Trade
Africans
PERIOD 2 ( 1607 - 1754)
Spanish F..\pansion
Christiani\.)'
Enslaved/ Free Africans (Atlantic Slave Trade)
French an<! Dutch fapan.sion
Amertc-Jn Indians
British/ European MigrJnts
Chesapeake
North Carolina
New f.ngland Colonies
Puritans
Middle Colonies
South Allan lie Colonies
British West Indies
Met;,com·s War/ Kins Philip"s War
Pueblo Revolt
Southwest
First Great Awakening
f.uropcan Enlightenment
P.nslicizalion & The Rights off.nglishmen
Trans-Atlantic Print
P,otcs�int £v:insclicalism
Mcrc-Jnlilism
PERIOD 3 (1754- 1800)
French Indian Trade Networks
Seven Years· War (French Indian �)
Enlightenment
American Independence/Revolution
lknjamin Franklin
Patriot Movement
Great Britain
Continental Arn!}'
George Washington
Thomas Paine·s Common Scrue
Dcdaration of Independence
Rcpublion Motherhood
Independent Movements (France. Haili. Lalin Am)
Articles or Confederation
Conslilullonal Convention
Federalists/ Anli-Fe<lernllsts
Federalist Papers (Hamilton & Madison!
s·,n or Rig)tts
lohn l\tl.ims
Dcrrocralic-Republican Party
Thom.JS l elTerson
AAirthwnt Orttinancc /Territory
French RC\'Olulion
Georsc Washington·� FJrcm:///1.ddr�ss
PERlOD 4 ( 1800 - 1848)
Democratic Party
Andrew lackson
Whigs
PERIOD 4 ( 1800 - 1848), cont.
HenryCby
M.lrkct Revolution
Second Gre3l A"�kcning
Protestants
Utopian Movements
South/North/ Midwest
Enslaved Slacks/ free Africm l\m<:ricans
Abolitionists/Antisla..eiy Movements
Seneca Falls Convention
Transpor<..alion Revolution
Public/Pri'r.lle Sphere
Appubchian Mountains
Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
Amerlc!n S_yslem
l.ouisian.1 Purchase
American Indian Removal
Monroe Doctrine
Missouri Compromise
PERIODS (1844- 1877)
The West
M:,nffcsl Destiny
Mexican-1\mc:rican War
Slavery
Cl,il War
Asia
lmmigr.nls from Ireland/Germarry
Anli-Catl1olic Natlvisl Movements
Mc.,ican Americans/ America n Indians
l'rt:c Soil Movement
Abolitionists
Mexicm Cession Terrilory
Compromise or 18S0
Kansas-Nebraska Ael
Drcd Scoll Decision
Second Party System
Repubtican Party
Abraham Linc:oln
Election of 1360
EmancipaUon Proclamation
The Confederacy
Gct\ysburg Address
I 311'. 14'". and IS"' Amendments
Radical/ Moderate Republicans
Recons�uction
PERIOD 6 (J865 -1898)
Gilded Age
i.;Jrgc Trusts
PaciOc Rim. Asia. and Lalin America Markets
Laissez-Faire Policies
New South
People's (Populist) Party
Americanization
Middle Class
Transconlinental Railroads
Railroads. Mining. Farming. and Ranching
American Indians
Social Dart<inism
Gospel or Wealth
Social Gospel
lane Addams
Ples�1· Y. Ferguson
PERJOD 7(1890 - 1945)
Gr,;-Jt Depression
Progressive Era/ Progressives
Rdonmers
PERIOD 7(1890 - 1945), cont.
Woman Suffrage
PrcservJtionists/ Conservationists
Southern ?eyegalion
Immigration Rcslricllon
Franklin Roosevelt"s New Deal
Democratic Party
Harlem Renaissance Movement
WoddWarl
Red Scare
lmmiyation from Southern/ Eastern Europe
GrC:Jl Migration
World War II
Mexic,,n Immigration
Anti-Imperialists
Spanish-/\merican War
Philippines
Woodrow Wilson
American f..<peditionaiy Forces
Trca\)' ofVersames/ League of Nations
U.S. Isolationism
Na,j Genmany and Japan
Pearl Harbor
Holocaust
lapanc.sc Americans
Island Hopping/ D-Day Invasion / Atomic Bombs
PERJOD 8 (1945 - 1980)
Cold War
Soviet UnlO<t
Communist Ideology
Korc:a and Vietnam
Mutual Coe>istcnce (Detente)
Nationalist Movements (Asia, Africa. Mid E�sl)
Middle F.asl
Martin Luther King. Ir.
Bra'1T1 Y. Bo:,rd orEdrtc:Jlian
Civil Rigltls /1,:t of 1964
Feminist, Gay. Lesbian A�ihosts
i.;Jtino, l\mcrican Indian. Asian American
Movements
Lyndon Johnson's Great Socic�
The Sun Bell
Suburbs
faanr,clica( Christian Churches / OrsanizaLions
Rcn gious Ccnservallvcs
PERIOD 9 (1980- PRESENT)
Ranal<l Reagan
Election of1980
Conservatives and Libera Is
Technologiail lnnovalions
lnlernet
End of the Cold War
U.S. Minta,y
World Trade Center and Pentagon (9/11 allacks)
Afghanistan and Iraq_
Midt!lc East