E.O.C-Topics to Review
-Review causes and consequences of the Civil War-(Chapters: 4-5 & 8)
-African-American migration
-Westward expansion-pg.203
-Anaconda Plan
-Free soilers-pg.162
-Emancipation Proclamation-pg.122
-Abolitionist-pt.145
Fifteenth Amendment-pg.186
-Lecompton Constitution
Fourteenth Amendment-pg.185
-Scalawag-pg.186
Jim Crow Laws-pg.287
-Political cartoons-pg.187
Radical Republicans rights-pg.185
Thirteenth Amendment-pg.183
Black Codes-pg.185
Carpetbaggers-pg.186
Compromise of 1850-pg.1850
Dawes Act-pg.206
Debt peonage-pg.289
Dred Scott decision-pg.162
Freeport Doctrine
Gettysburg-pg.176
Gettysburg Address-pg.177
Kansas-Nebraska Act-pg.160
Ku Klux Klan-pg.188
Ostend Manifesto
Reservation system
Sharecropping-pg.188
Vicksburg-pg.179
-Analyze the economic challenges to American farmers and farmers’ responses to these challenges in the
mid to late 1800’s, Examine the social, political, and economic causes, course, and consequence s of the
Second Industrial Revolution that began in the late 19 th century. (Chapters 6-7 & 9)
-agricultural surplus-pg.218
Suffrage movement—pg.315
Bonanza farms-pg.218
Bessemer process-pg.231-232
Business monopolies-pg.243
Child labor-pgs.245, 310-311
Grange-pg.221
Everglades pg.231
Industrialization-pgs.230-232
Gentleman’s Agreement-pg.259
Urbanization-pg.262
Great Migration-pgs.393-394
Cross of Gold-pg.222
Haymarket Riot (1886)-pg.247
Farmers Alliance-pg.221
Homestead Strike (1892)-pgs.247-248
Government regulation of food and drugspgs.320-322
Ida Tarbell-pg.326
Granger laws-pg.239
Homestead Act (1862)-pg.215
Interstate Commerce Act (1887)-pg.239
Populism-pg.221
African-American inventors-pgs.232-233
American Federation of Labor-245-246
Chinese Exclusion Act-pg.259
Government regulation
Immigration-pgs.242,254-259
Market economy-pg.139
Labor unions-pgs.244-249
Knights of Labor-pg.245
National Woman Suffrage Association
Political machines-pg.267-268
Pullman Strike (1894)-pgs.238,248
Railroads-pgs.221,239.244,465
Henry Flagler-pg.303FL2
Sherman Antitrust Act (1890)pgs.244,249,319,333
Innovation-
Sherman Silver
Muckrakers-pg.308, 326-327
Social Darwinism-pgs.242-243,344
Planned economy
Social Gospel movement-pgs.266,307
Settlement houses
Transportation-pgs.276-277,264
Purchase Act (1894)
Urbanization-pgs.277-278,262
Urban centers
-Analyze the major factors that drove United States imperialism. Examine causes, course, and
consequences of United States involvement of in WWI. (Chapters 10-11)
-big stick-pg.362
-Espionage Act-pg.392
-expansionism
-Hispanics in WWI
-expanding markets
-home front
-imperialism-pg.342
-League of Nations-pg.401
-Philippines-pg.349
-Lusitania-pg.378
-Teller Amendment-pg.353
-militarism-pg.373
-yellow fever-pg.360-361
-propaganda-pg.390
-yellow press(journalism)-pg.347
-reparations-pg.400
-Open Door policy-pg.356
-Selective Service Act-pg.382
-Panama Canal-pg.360
-trench warfare-pg.376
-Platt Amendment-pg.354
-unrestricted submarine-pg.379
-Roosevelt Corollary-pg.362
-war bonds-pg.390
-Spanish-American War-pg.346
-women in WWI-pgs.382,394
-Treaty of Portsmouth (1905)-pg.360
-Big Four-pg.399
-African Americans in WWI-pg.382
-entangling alliances-pg.373
-Fourteen Points-pg.399
-imperialism-pg.342
-new technology in WWI-pg.pg.384
-Sussex Pledge-pg.379
-Treaty of Versailles-pg.400
-Zimmerman Telegram-pg.379
-armistice-pg.387
-Examine the impact of United States foreign economic policy during the 1920s. Describe efforts by the
United States and other world powers to avoid future wars. Analyze support for and resistance to civil
rights for women, African Americans, Native Americans and other minorities. Examine causes, course, and
consequences of the Great Depression and the New Deal. (Chapters 12-15)
-National Labor Relations Act
(Wagner Act)-pg.499,500
-Dawes Plan-pg.420
-Eighteenth Amendment-pg.436
-anarchists-pg.413
-Great Migration-pg.393
-Communists-pg.413
-nativism-pg.412
-National Recovery
Administration (NRA)-pg500
-Fordney-McCumber Act-pg.420
-National Association for the Advancement
of Colored People (NAACP)-pg.325
-Recovery-pg.489
-Jazz Age (1920s)-pg.450
-F. Scott Fitzgerald-pg.450
-Sacco and Vanzetti-pg.413
-demobilization
-disarmament
-flappers-pg.441
-impact of climate and natural disasters
-Prohibition-pg.436
-Red Scare-pg.413
-Roaring Twenties-pg.432,444
-tariffs-pg.420
-Teapot Dome-pg.421
-Four Power Treaty
-Dawes Plan-pg.420
-Kellogg-Briand Pact-pg.420
-Washington Naval Conference
-Women’s International League for
Peace and Freedom
-League of Nations-pg.402
-Neutrality Acts-pg.535
-quota system-pg.415
-Smoot-Hawley Tariff-pg.471
-Seminole Indians
-Tennessee Valley Authority
(TVA)-pg.520
-W.E.B. Dubois-pg.392
-bull market-pg.467
-Harlem Renaissance
-buying on margin-pg.467
-Ku Klux Klan-pg.415
-Dust Bowl-pg.474
-Marcus Garvey-pg.453
-economic boom
-Nineteenth Amendment-pg.335
-Gross Domestic Product
-normalcy
-Great Depression-pg.471
-Prohibition-pg.436
-Rosewood Incident-pg.453
-impact of climate and natural
disasters(Dust Bowl)-pg.474
--Universal Negro Improvement
Association-pg.453
-National Recovery Act (NRA)pg.500
-Volstead Act-pg.436
-New Deal-pg.489
-Black Tuesday-pg.468
-Reform-pg.489
-Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA)-pg.491
-Relief-pg.489
-bank holiday-pg.490
-Sit-Down Strike
-Bonus Expeditionary Force(Bonus Army)pg.483
-Social Security-pg.501
-Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)-pg.491
-Works Progress
Administration (WPA)pgs.498-499,500,512-513
--Fundamentalist Movement-pg.438
-Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC)pg.517
-Booker T. Washington-pg.324
-Gross National Product (GNP)
-speculating boom-pg.467
-Examine causes, course, and consequences of WWII on the United States and the world. Examine causes,
course, and consequences of the early years of the Cold War (Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, NATO, and
Warsaw Pact). Analyze significant foreign policy events during the Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson,
and Nixon administrations. (Chapters 16-18)
-Coral Sea-pg.529
-iron curtain-pg.605
-Atlantic Charter-pg.554
-Marshall Plan-pg.606
-SeAriala
-Berlin blockade-pg.607
-Japanese-American internment-pg.594-595
-Cold War-pgs.405,589,606
-loyalty reviewboards-pg.617
-North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)pg.608
-national security
-Potsdam-pg.604
-V-J Day (Victory over Japan Day)
-Final Solution-pg.544
-Hiroshima-pg.584
-Nagasaki-pg.584
-Holocaust-pgs.542-549
-home front-pg.590
-Lend-Lease Act-pgs.552-553
-loyalty review program-pg.617
-Mary McLeod Bethune-pg.505
-Midway-pg.579
-Normandy-pg.574
-Nuremberg Trials-pg.586-587
-Pearl Harbor-pg.555-556
-Salerno
-Tehran Conference
-United Nations-pg.603
-V-E Day-pg.577
-Yalta Conference-pgs.585-586
-Dumbarton Oaks Conference
-Truman Doctrine-pg.606
-Berlin-pgs.605-607
-domino theory-pg.731
--arms race
-Panmunjom
-Vietnam War-pgs.688,719,801,889
-Indochina-pgs.579,731,733
-Korean War-pg.611
-McCarthyism-pg.620
-Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO)
-Identify causes for post-World War II prosperity and its effects on American society. Assess key figures and
organizations in shaping the Civil Rights Movement and Black Power Movement. Analyze significant
Supreme Court decisions relating to integration, busing, affirmative action, the rights of the accused, and
reproductive rights. Evaluate the success of 1960s –era presidents’ foreign and domestic policies. Analyze
the foreign policy of the United States as it relates to Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Latin America, and the
Middle East. Analyze political, economic, and social concerns that emerged at the end of the 20th century
and into the 21st century. (Chapters 19-26 & Epilogue)
-Equal Rights Amendment-pgs.779-780,842
-GI Bill of Rights-pg.635
-baby boomers-pg.643
-birth rate-pg.643
-System
-Interstate Highway
-suburbs-pg.635
-women in the workforce-pg.777
-Civil Rights Act (1964)-pg.429,688,714,831
-March on Washington-pgs.714
-Black Panthers-pg.720
-affirmative action-pgs.818-819,843844,905
-American Indian Movement (AIM)pgs.771-772
-nuclear proliferation
-Paris Peace Accords
-superpower
-Equal Rights Amendment (ERA)pg.779
-Vietnamization-pg.755
-Gideon v. Wainright (1963)pg.692,694
-inflation-pgs.-567-568,798,811,813
-Roe v. Wade (1973)-pg.779,840
-terrorism-pgs.862863,866,894,895-897,903
-Wounded Knee (1973)-pg.772
-apartheid-pg.701
-United Farm Workers (UFW)-pg.770
-globalization
-conscientious objector-pg.386
-Al-Qaeda-pgs.867-896
-glasnost-pg.849
-Cuban Missile Crisis-pg.673-674
-Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)pg.706,710-711
-election of 2000-pgs.865-66
-antiwar protests-pg.745
-migration
-Freedom Riders-pg.710-711
-arms race
-Camp David Accords-pg.816
-National Urban League
-domino theory-pg.731
-jihad
-Southern Christian Leadership Conference
(SCLC)-pg.706
-Great Society (Programs)-pgs.689690
-Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Committee (SNCC)-pg.706
-migration
-Organization of Petroleum
Exporting Countries (OPEC)pg.799,811-813
-Nation of Islam-pg.719
-demilitarized zone (DMZ)
-sit-ins-pg.706
-Tet Offensive-pg.748
-doves-pg.746
-Palestinian Liberation Organization
(PLO)
-Iran hostage crisis-pgs.817,832
-social activism
-draft-pg.742
-North American Free Trade
Agreement (NAFTA)-pg.864
-Brown v. Board of Education (1954)-pg.702
-Gulf of Tonkin Incident-pg.735
-social movements
-Regents of the University of California v.
Bakke (1978)-pgs.818.905
-hawks-pg.746
-Gray Panthers
-immigration-pg.691