APUSH – January 7
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Objectives:
 To demonstrate your mastery of the chapter 23 key terms
 To demonstrate your ability to successfully complete a DBQ on
the colonial time period
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Due today:
 Chapter 23 key terms
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Homework:
 Monday: Chapter 24 key terms and quiz and a note sheet for a
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DBQ on the time period of 1750-1776
Tuesday: Zinn chapter 10 and bring review materials for unit 2
Wednesday: Have read “Pine Gulch” story (Online pdf)
Thursday: Have read “Lucinda Matlock” (page 546 red book)
and “Richard Cory” (page 542 red book) bring review materials
for unit 3
Friday: Chapter 25 key terms and quiz and a note sheet for a
DBQ on the civil war
APUSH – January 7
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Agenda:
 Review for chapter 23
 Chapter 23 quiz
 DBQ (4th period)
Chapter 23 quiz
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The Resumption Act of 1875, Compromise of 1877, Electoral Count
Act, The Pendleton Act of 1883, McKinley Tariff Act, Sherman Silver
Purchase Act, Wilson Garman Tariff, Chinese Exclusion Act - What they
are and why they are important
Presidential elections from 1868-1892
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Issues around the election (for example: Horace Greeley and the Liberal
Republican party)
Who won
Corruption (“Black Friday”, Boss Tweed, etc) – what happened, who
was president, why it was significant
Panic and Depression – causes and how the president responded
Republican and democratic stance on hard vs. soft money and
patronage
“Third” political parties – Farmer’s alliance, Liberal Republicans, and
Populists – their platform, who they attracted and whether or not they
were successful
Supreme Court rulings during the gilded age
Elections
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1868
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Republicans vs. Democrats
Grant vs. Symour
Grant- Waving the Blooding Shirt
Grant Wins
1872
 Liberal Republicans created but messed up their chance by nominating
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Horace Greely
Democrats also foolishly endorse Greely
Regular Republicans go with Grant
Grant Wins
Liberal Republican Revolt caused regular Republicans to enact civil
service reform
1876
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Hayes(D)-Tilden (R)Standoff
Two sets of returns from Louisiana South Carolina and Florida
Electoral Count Act
Compromise of 1877
End of Reconstruction
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1880
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Garfield (R)vs. Hancock (D)
Garfield assassinated so Stalwart Arthur could take office and give spoils to other Stalwarts
Pendleton Act 1883
1884
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Blain (R) vs Cleveland (D)
Mugwumps
Cleveland Wins
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1888
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Laissez-Faire
Lower the Tariff
Cleveland (D) vs. Harrison (R)
Harrison Wins
Billion Dollar Congress
McKinley Tariff Act 1890
Farmers’ Alliance
1892
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Cleveland (D) vs. Harrison (R ) vs. Weaver Populist
Populist Party Emerges-Nominate James B. Weaver actually won 1,029,846 popular vote and
22 Electoral college votes
Colored Farmers’ National Alliance
Cleveland Wins
Depression of 1893
Repeal of Sherman Silver Purchase Act of 1890
Wilson Gorman Tariff of 1894
DBQ
15 minutes mandatory planning time
 45 minutes writing time
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