APUSH Review – Textbook Part 2
Explain the significance of the following Terms (Socially, Politically, Economically and Religiously)
General George Washington
Robert Morris
General John Burgoyne
Ja mes Ma dison
General Nathaniel Green
Federalists
Conti nental Army
Al exa nder Hamilton
Ba ttl e of Saratoga
Vi rgi nia Plan
Benedict Arnold
New Jers ey Pl an
General William Howe
Anti -Federalists
Jos eph Bra nt
Bi l l of Rights
Surrender at Yorktown
Sha y’s Rebellion
Tori es
Sepa ration of Powers
General Charles Cornwallis
The Federalist Papers
John Adams
Ha milton’s Report on Ma nufactures
Abi gail Adams
Republicans
XYZ Affa i r
John Ma rshall
Ci ti zen Genet
Impressment
Al i en and Sedition Acts
The Trea ty of Ghent
Ba nk of the United States
Wa r of 1812
Ja y’s Treaty
Ba rba ry Pi rates
Whi skey Rebellion
Tecumseh Hartford Convention
Kentucky a nd Virginia Resolutions
Wa r Ha wks
Ma rbury v. Ma di son
Corps of Discovery
Aa ron Burr
Andrew Ja ckson
Fra ncis Scott Key
American Revolution 1775-1781
http://www.gilderlehrman.org/history-by-era/american-revolution-1763-1783/war-forindependence/timeline-terms
Scroll down half-page to “Timelines” interactive
British Legislation/Acts
Battles\Turning Points:
Lexington & Concord
Colonial Response
Famous Participants
Impact
Bunker Hill
Valley Forge
Saratoga
Battle of Trenton
King’s
Mountain/Cowpens
Yorktown
COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION AND THE CONSTITUTION:
CHECK OUT !!!
http://thomas.loc.gov/teachers/constitution.html
CHARACTERISTICS UNIQUE TO THE
SIMILARITIES OF THE TWO
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION
DOCUMENTS
CONSTITUTION
WEAKNESSES:
WEAKNESSES:
STRENGTHS:
STRENGTHS:
Li s t the major Federalists
Li s t the major Anti Federalists
Ameri can Revolution:
Wha t wa s the role of women in this era?
Who were the most significant women i n this era? Why?
Di d the role of women change i n this era? What ca used this change?
Wha t wa s the role of minorities i n this era?
Who were the most significant minorities in this era? Why?
Di d the role of minorities change in this era? What caused this change?
Wha t ma jor political changes occurred during this era?
Whi ch historical forces most s haped this era? Economic/Political/Social/ or Combo? Explain…
http://www.gilderlehrman.org/history-by-era/age-jefferson-and-madison/resources/guided-readings-federalists-andjeffersonians
Read the primary documents linked above and answer the following questions:
1.
Describe the differences between the Federalists and the Republicans in their attitudes toward democracy, the role of
government, and cities and manufacturing.
2.
Do you consider the Federalists or the Republicans to be more realistic? more idealistic?
3.
What was the purpose of Hamilton's program--to create a wealthy class and bind their loyalties to the national
government or to build a strong and prosperous nation?
4.
Why do you think the Federalists went down to defeat in 1800?
Growth of Political Parties
ISSUE
Power rests with…
Led by…
Members typically…
Preferred Economy
National Debt
Constitutional
Interpretation
Territorial Expansion
Foreign Alliances
FEDERALISTS
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS
JOHN MARSHALL, THE SUPREME COURT, AND FEDERALISM
STUDY AID: BEST WEBSITES ABOUT SUPREME COURTand
http://www.landmarkcases.org/
Supreme Court Case - Marbury Vs. Madison
Nature of Dispute
Court’s Decision in favor of…
Lasting Impact
Supreme Court Case - McCulloch v Maryland
Nature of Dispute
Court’s Decision in favor of…
Lasting Impact
http://www.oyez.org
Supreme Court Case - Gibbons v Ogden
Nature of Dispute
Court’s Decision in favor of…
Lasting Impact
Supreme Court Case - Dartmouth v Woodward
Nature of Dispute
Court’s Decision in favor of…
Lasting Impact
War of 1812
Ca us es: Bri ta in’s Acti ons:
Ba ttl es/Turning Points
Ti ppecanoe
Fort McHenry
Wa s hington DC
New Orl eans
The US Response
Generals
Impa ct