FREEDOM
HISTORICAL
H
DEVELOPMENTS
II. The
E
Emergence
o America
of
NAMES
DEMO
OCRACY
Y
CONCE
EPTS
land bridge
bella
Ferdinand and Isab
Rena
aissance
Protestant Reformation
Henry the Navigato
or
techn
nology
papal line of demarccation
Christopher Columb
bus
comp
pass
Treaty of Tordesillass (1494)
Amerigo Vespucci
printting press
Mayflower
Vasco Nunez de Ballboa
tradee
Mayflower Compactt
Fredinand Magellan
n
natio
on‐states
Virginia House of Bu
urgesses
Hernan Cortez
New World
Act of Toleration (16
649)
Francisco Pizzaro
quistadores
conq
Bacon's Rebellion
John Cabot
Fundamental Orderss of Connecticut (1639))
Giovanni de Verrazano
encomienda
systeem
New England Confed
deration
Jacques Cartier
asien
nto system
King Philip's War
Samuel de Champliian
Frame of Government (1682‐1683)
Father Jacques Marrquette
joint‐‐stock
comp
pany
(
Charter of Liberties (1701)
Robert de la Salle
Virgiinia Company
Navigation Acts
Henry Hudson
royall colony
ngland
Dominion of New En
Father Junipero Serrra
Purittans
Glorious Revolution
Captain John Smith
h
Sepa
aratists
mination
English cultural dom
John Rolfe
Pilgriims
Great Awakening
Pocahontas
Grea
at Migration
anack
Poor Richard's Alma
John Winthrop
corpo
orate colonies
PEOP
PLES &
PLACES
Nattive
Am
mericans
Sioux
wnee
Paw
Pueeblo
Adeena
Hop
pewell
Misssissippian
Iroq
quois
Ma
ayas
Inca
as
Azttecs
Spa
ain
Mo
oors
Porrtugal
Jam
mestown
Plyymouth colony
Ma
assachusetts
Bayy Colony
Cheesapeake
collonies
CONS
STITUTION
Articless of
Confed
deration
royal colonies
Virginia
French and Indian War
George Calvert
Albany Plan of Union (1754)
Lord Baltimore
Peace of Paris (1763)
Sir William Berkeley
proprietary
colonies
salutary neglect
Roger Williams
indentured servant
Connecticut
Whigs
Anne Hutchinson
headright system
New Hampshire
Pontiac's Rebellion (1763)
Thomas Hooker
slavery
Wampanoags
Proclamation of 1763
John Davenport
antinomianism
the Carolinas
Sugar Act (1764)
Metacom
halfway covenant
New York
Quartering Act (1765)
William Penn
James Olgethorpe
Restoration
colonies
New Jersey
Stamp Act (1765)
Stamp Act Congress
Sir Edmund Andros
rice plantations
Delaware
J. Hector St. John Crevecour
tobacco farms
Georgia
Declaratory Act (1766)
George Whitefield
Quakers
Lexington
Townshend Acts (1767)
Benjamin West
holy experiment
Concord
writs of assistance
John Copley
mercantilism
Letters From a Farmer in Pennsylvania
Cotton Mather
trianular trade
Battle of Bunker
Hill
Massachusetts Circular Letter
Benjamin Franklin
slave trade
Valley Forge
Boston Massacre (1770)
Phillis Wheatley
Middle Passage
Committees of Correspondence
John Bartram
immigrants
Gaspee incident
John Peter Zenger
self‐government
Tea Act (1773)
Andrew Hamilton
religious toleration
Boston Tea Party (1773)
George Washington
Intolerable Acts
Edward Braddock
hereditary
aristocracy
Coercive Acts (1774)
George III
social mobility
Port Act
Patrick Henry
colonial families
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Providence
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Battle of
Saratoga
Battle of
Yorktown
Massachusetts Government Act
John Dickinson
Administration of Justice Act
Samuel Adams
Quebec Act (1774)
James Otis
First Continental Congress (1774)
Lord Frederick North
Suffolk Resolves
Crispus Attucks
Declaration of Rights and Grievances
John Locke
Minutemen
Jean‐Jacques Rousseau
Second Continental Congress (1775)
John Adams
Declaration of the Causes and Necessities for Taking Up Arms
John Jay
Olive Branch Petition
Joseph Galloway
Prohibitionary Act (1775)
Paul Revere
Common Sense
William Dawes
Declaration of Independence
Thomas Paine
Patriots
Thomas Jefferson
Loyalists (Tories)
George Rogers Clark
Continentals
Mary McCauley (Molly Pitcher)
Treaty of Paris (1783)
Deborah Sampson
Land Ordinance of 1785
Abigail Adams
Northwest Ordinance of 1787
subsistence
framing
established church
Georgian style
sectarian
nonsectarian
professions
religion
medicine
law
libel case
colonial governors
colonial
legislatures
town meetings
county
government
limited democracy
crown
Parliament
Enlightenment
Deism
rationalism
economic
sanctions
absolute monarch
unicameral
legislature
FREEDOM
HISTORICAL
H
DEVELOPMENTS
III. The
S
Securing
o the
of
R
Republic
Mt. Vernon Conferen
nce
Annapolis Conventio
on
slave trade
Judiciary Act (1789)
French Revolution
utrality (1793)
Proclamation of Neu
"Citizen" Edmond Geenet
Jay Treaty (1794)
5)
Pickney Treaty (1795
Whiskey Rebellion (1
1794)
Public Land Act (179
96)
Federalist Era
Democratic‐Republiccan Party
Washington's farew
well address
XYZ Affair
Alien and Sedition Acts
A
Kentucky and Virgin
nia Resolutions
Revolution of 1800
Louisiana Purchase
Lewis and Clark expeedition
NAMES
James Madison
Alexander Hamiltton
Gouverneur Morrris
John Dickinson
Henry Knox
h
Edmund Randolph
"Citizen" Edmond
d Genet
John Adams
DEMO
OCRACY
Y
CONCE
EPTS
cheecks and
ballances
cab
binet
nattional debt
infa
ant industries
nattional bank
tariiffs
exccise taxes
righ
ht of deposit
PEOP
PLES &
PLACES
Battle of Fallen
TTimbers
Barbary
piirates
Battle of Lake
Errie
Connecticut Plan
"peermanent
alliiances"
Battle of Lake
C
Champlain
Aaron Burr
two
o‐term
trad
dition
Techumseh
Battle of
H
Horseshoe
Bend
neu
utrality
Toussaint L'Ouverrture
John Marshall
Prophet
imp
pressment
arrison
William Henry Ha
secctionalism
Henry Clay
John C. Calhoun
Oliver Hazard Perrry
Thomas Macdono
ough
culttural
nationalism
eco
onomic
nattionalism
Fram
mers of
Consstitution
Virgin
nia Plan
Battle of the
TThames River
arte
Napoleon Bonapa
Consttitutional
Conveention
Battle of
TTippecanoe
pollitical parties
Thomas Jefferson
CONS
STITUTION
Crreek Nation
Battle of New
O
Orleans
New Jersey
J
Plan
Greatt Compromise
House of
Reprresentatives
Senatte
Threee‐Fifths
Comp
promise
Comm
mercial
Comp
promise
electo
oral college
system
Federralists
La
ancaster
TTurnpike
N
National
((Cumberland)
R
Road
Anti‐FFederalists
The Federalists
F
Papers
Bill off Rights
Marbury v. Madison
Francis Scott Key
protective tariff
Erie Canal
amendments
"Quids"
Andrew Jackson
steamboats
Old Northwest
legislative branch
Chesapeake‐Leopard affair
James Monroe
railroads
the West
Embargo Act (1807)
Stephen Decatur
Nonintercourse Act (1809)
Robert Fulton
interchangeable
parts
Congress
executive
departments
Macon's Bill No. 2 (1810)
Eli Whitney
corporations
Brook Farm
war hawks
Samuel Slater
factory system
New Harmony
War of 1812
Daniel Webster
textile mills
"Old Ironsides"
Cyrpus McCormick
industrialization
"The Star Spangled Banner"
John Deere
specialization
Treaty of Ghent (1814)
Denmark Vesey
unions
Hartford Convention (1814)
Nat Turner
Era of Good Feelings
John Quincy Adams
market
revolution
Tariff of 1816
Nicholas Biddle
urbanization
American System
Roger Taney
urban life
Second Bank of the United States
Martin Van Buren
immigration
Panic of 1819
Henry David Thoreau
the frontier
Fletcher v. Peck
George Ripley
McCulloch v. Maryland
Margaret Fuller
environmental
damage
Dartmotuh College v. Woodward
Theodore Parker
common man
Gibbons v. Ogden
Robert Owen
Tallmadge Amendment
Joseph Henry Noyes
universal male
suffrage
Missouri Compromise (1820)
Charles Fourier
Rush‐Bagot Agreement (1817)
Horace Greeley
Treaty of 1818
George Caleb Bingham
party
nominating
convention
Great Plains
trail of tears
Oneida
community
federal courts
Supreme Court
strict interpretation
of the Constitution
judicial review
implied powers
popular election
of president
Florida Purchase Treaty (1819)
William S. Mount
Monroe Doctrine (1823)
Thomas Cole
Lowell System
Frederick Church
spoils system
cotton gin
Washington Irving
Industrial Revolution
James Fenimore Cooper
popular
campaigning
new cities
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Irish
Dorthea Dix
potato famine
Thomas Gallaudet
Germans
Samuel Gridley Howe
rotation in
office
Nativists
Horace Mann
states' rights
American Party
Sarah Grimke
King Cotton
Angelina Grimke
two‐party
system
"peculiar institution"
Lucrettia Mott
feminists
slave codes
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
temperance
free African Americans
Susan B. Anthony
penitentiaries
planters
William Lloyd Garrison
abolitionism
poor whites
Frederick Douglass
mountain men
Harriet Tubman
Native American removal
David Ruggles
white settlers
Sojourner Truth
"king Caucus"
William Still
Anti‐Masonic party
David Walker
Workingmen's party
Henry Highland Garnet
"corrupt bargain"
Sylvester Graham
Tariff of 1828
Amelia Bloomer
role of the
president
"tariff of abominations"
Revolution of 1828
Peggy Eaton Affair
Indian Removal Act (1830)
Cherokee Nation v. Georgia
Worchester v. Georgia
nullification crisis
Webster‐Hayne debate
Proclamation to the People of South Carolina
Bank of the United States
Democrats
Whigs
"pet banks"
Specie Circular
Panic of 1837
"log cabin and hard cider" campaign
Walden
"on Civil Disobedience"
utopian communities
Shakers
Phalanxes
Hudson River School
American Temperance Society
Washingtonians
Women's Christian Temperance Union
asylum movement
Auburn system
public school movement
McCuffey readers
women's rights movement
Letter on the Condition of Women and the Equality of the Sexes
Seneca Falls Convention (1848)
American Colonization Society
American Antislavery Society
The Liberator
Liberty Party
The North Star
American Peace Society
FREEDOM
HISTORICAL
H
DEVELOPMENTS
IIII. The
E
Expansion
a
and
D
Division
o the
of
U
United
S
States
Aroostook War
on Treaty (1842)
Webster‐Ashburto
"Fifty‐four Forty orr Fight!"
Mexican War (184
46‐1847)
Bear Flag Republicc
Treaty of Guadalup
pe Hidalgo (1848)
Wilmot Proviso
Ostend Manifesto (1852)
n
Walker Expedition
Clayton‐Bulwer Treeaty (1850)
Gadsen Purchase (1853)
(
mountain men
overland trails
gold rush
silver rush
federal land grantss
Panic of 1857
nt
free‐soil movemen
Free‐Soil Party
conscience Whigs
NAMES
Stephen Austin
Antonio Lopez de
d Santa
Anna
Sam Houston
DEMO
OCRACY
Y
CONCE
EPTS
manifest
m
deestiny
ra
ailroads
Winfield Scott
Oregon
territory
Rio Grande
fo
oreign
c
commerce
Nueces River
California
Zachary Taylor
Stephen Kearneyy
Texas
Alamo
in
ndustrial
teechnology
John Tyler
James K. Polk
PEOP
PLES &
PLACES
exxports and
im
mports
Mexican
Cession
John C. Fremontt
po
opular
sovereignty
Franklin Pierce
seecession
Great
American
Desert
Samuel F. B. Mo
orse
exxecutive
po
ower
Far West
Matthew C. Perrry
ha
abeas corpus
Lewis Cass
mining
frontier
in
nsurrection
Henry Clay
drraft riots
Elias Howe
farming
frontier
Stephen A. Doug
glas
Milard Filmore
Harriet Tubman
Harriet Beecher Stowe
urban
frontier
Japan
CON
NSTITUTION
Thirrteenth
Amendment
"barnburners"
Hinton R. Helper
Compromise of 1850
George Fitzhugh
Fugitive Slave Law
John C Fremont
Underground Railroad
James Buchanan
Uncle Tom's Cabin
John Brown
Impending Crisis of the South
Roger Taney
Sociology of the South
Abraham Lincoln
Kansas‐Nebraska Act (1854)
Jefferson Davis
Know‐Nothing Party
Alexander H. Stephens
Republican Party
New England Emigrant Aid Company
"bleeding kansas"
Winfeld Scott
Sumner‐Brooks incident
George McClellan
Lecompton constitution
Robert E. Lee
Dred Scott v. Sanford
Ulysses S. Grant
Lincoln‐Douglas debates
David Farragut
house‐divided speech
John Wilkes Booth
Harpers Ferry raid
election of 1860
Crittenden compromise
Confederate States of America
Anaconda Plan
Monitor and Merrimac
Trent Affair
Fort Sumter
border states
Bull Run
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Shiloh
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
Thomas (Stonewall)
Jackson
Freeport Doctrine
Pottawatomie
Creek
Alabama
laird rams
Confiscation Acts
Emancipation Proclamation
Sherman's March
election of 1864
Appomattox Court House
Copperheads
Ex Parte Milligan
greenbacks
Morrill Tariff Act (1861)
Homestead Act (1862)
Morill Land Grant Act (1862)
Pacific Railway Act (1862)
second American Revolution