List I 1491-1700
1. Columbian Exchange
2. Cortez and the Conquistadors
3. Encomdienda system
4. Mestizos
5. Pueblo Revolt 1680
6. Powhatan Confederacy
7. Indentured servants
8. Trade and Navigation Acts
9. Mayflower Compact
10. Great Puritan Migration
11. New England Confederation
12. Maryland Toleration Act
13. Halfway Covenant
14. Salem Witch Trials
15. “City Upon a Hill”
16. Beaver Wars
17. King Philips War
18. The Enlightenment
19. Mercantilism
20. Bacon’s Rebellion
21. Pilgrims/separatists
22. House of Burgesses
23. John Locke
24. Iroquois Confederacy
List II 1701-1775
1. Proclamation of 1763
2. Pontiac’s Rebellion
3. Paxton Boys
4. Sugar Act of 1764
5. Stamp Act
6. Stamp Act Congress
7. Virtual Representation
8. Quartering Act
9. Townshend Acts
10. Non-Importation Agreements
11. Sons of Liberty
12. Boston Massacre
13. Tea Act
14. Boston Tea Party
15. Coercive/Intolerable Acts
16. Patrick Henry
17. Loyalist/Tories
18. Continental Congress
19. Thomas Paine: “Common Sense” and “The Crisis”
20. Olive Branch Petition
21. Battle of Saratoga
22. Daughters of Liberty
23. Lexington and Concord
24. Writs of assistance
25. Chicasaw War
26. Albany Plan
27. Salutary Neglect
28. Triangular Trade/Middle Passage
29. Phyllis Wheatly
30. George Whitefield
31. Jonathan Edwards
32. Great Awakening
33. Peter Zenger Trial
34. French and Indian War
List III
1775-1800
1. Jay’s Treaty
2. Whiskey Rebellion
3. Republicanism/democracy
4. Washington’s Farewell Address
5. Connecticut/Great Compromise
6. Undeclared or Quasi naval war
7. Treaty of Paris 1783
8. Loose/Strict Constructionism
9. Land ordinance of 1785
10. XYZ Affair
11. Articles of Confederation
12. Three Fifths Compromise
13. Revolution of 1800
14. Hamilton’s economic plan
15. Federalist Party
16. Democratic-Republican party of the 1790s
17. Bank of the United States (1790s)
18. Virginia/Kentucky Resolutions
19. Shays’ Rebellion
20. Northwest ordinance of 1787
21. Declaration of Independence
22. Bill of Rights
23. Alien and Sedition Acts
24. Pinckney Treaty
25. Treaty of Greenville
26. Abigail Adams
27. Little Turtle
28. Battle of Fallen Timbers
List IV 1800-1825
1. Monroe Doctrine
2. Embargo Act 1807
3. Louisiana Purchase
4. Tecumseh
5. Henry Clay/American System
6. Corrupt Bargain (election of 1824)
7. Lewis and Clark
8. Gibbons v. Ogden
9. Mcculloch v. Maryland
10. War of 1812
11. Treaty of Ghent
12. War hawks
13. Samuel Slater/Market Revolution
14. Marbury v. Madison/ Judicial review
15. Lowell/Walthan System/Lowell girls
16. Erie Canal
17. Missouri Compromise
18. Era of Good Feelings
19. cotton gin
20. Battle of New Orleans /Andrew Jackson
List V 1825-1850
1. Seneca Falls Convention/Lucretia Mott
2. Declaration of Sentiments
3. Dorothea Dix
4. Wilmot Proviso
5. John Deere/Steele Plow
6. Mexican American War
7. Abolitionists
8. Horace Mann
9. Transcendentalism
10. Emmerson
11. Thoreau
12. Whigs
13. Jacksonian Democrats
14. Trail of Tears
15. Bank war
16. Mexican Cession/Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
17. Cyrus McCormick/ mechanical reaper
18. Second Great Awakening
19. Worcester v. Georgia
20. Cult of Domesticity/True Womanhood
21. DeTocqueville/Democracy in America
22. Brigham Young
23. Tariff of Abominations
24. Nullification
25. William Lloyd Garrison/ The Liberator
26. Spoils System/rotation in office
27. Manifest Destiny
28. Lincoln’s Spot Resolution
List VI 1850-1865
1. Stephen A. Douglass/Popular Sovereignty
2. Bleeding Kansas
3. Freeport Doctrine
4. Homestead Act
5. Compact Theory
6. Emancipation Proclamation
7. Dred Scott v. Sanford
8. Harriet Beecher Stowe/ Uncle Tom’s Cabin
9. Perpetual Union (Lincoln’s first inaugural address)
10. Compromise of 1850/Fugitive Slave Law
11. Irish immigration
12. Know Nothing/American Party
13. Kansas-Nebraska Act
14. Republican Party/third American party system
15. Lincoln-Douglass Debates
16. Antebellum
17. Sumner-Brooks Affair
18. Underground Railroad
19. John Brown’s Raid
20. Gettysburg Address
21. Sherman’s march
22. Lincoln’s ten percent plan
List VII 1865-1900 A.
1. Black Codes
2. Sharecropping
3. WEB Dubois/Niagara Movement/NAACP
4. Dawes Act
5. Battle of Little Big Horn
6. Turner (frontier) Thesis
7. Lincoln suspending the writ of habeas corpus
8. 13th-14th&15th amendments
9. Freedmen’s Bureau
10. Sioux wars
11. Scalawags
12. Carpetbaggers
13. Compromise of 1877
14. Atlanta Compromise/Booker T Washington
15. Chief Joseph
16. Radical Reconstruction
17. Plessy v. Ferguson
18. Helen Hunt Jackson A Century of Dishonor
19. Jim Crow Laws
20. “Waving the bloody shirt”
21. “Forty acres and a mule”
22. Credit Moblier scandal
23. Wounded Knee
24. Military Reconstruction Act of 1867
25. Joseph Glidden/Barbed Wire
26. “solid south”
27. Thomas Nast
List VIII 1865-1900 B.
1. “New Immigrants”
2. American Federation of Labor/Samuel Gompers
3. Collective bargaining
4. Pullman Strike
5. Frederick Olmstead
6. Horatio Alger
7. Nativism
8. Social Gospel
9. Gilded Age/Mark Twain
10. Hay Market incident
11. Philanthropy or philanthropist
12. J.P. Morgan
13. Knights of Labor
14. Gospel of Wealth
15. Social Darwinism
16. Boss Tweed
17. Panic of 1893
18. Chinese Exclusion Act
19. Andrew Carnegie
List IX 1865-1918 domestic
1. Populists (people’s) Party
2. Settlement House Movement
3. William Jennings Bryan/Cross of Gold
4. The Grange
5. Election of 1912
6. Munn v. Illinois
7. Interstate Commerce Act
8. Pendleton Act (civil service) Act
9. Sherman AntiTrust Act
10. Wabash vs. Illinois
11. Federal Trade Commission
12. Progressive movement
13. Muckrakers
14. International Workers of the World-Wobblies
15. 16th amendment
16. Federal Reserve System
17. 17th amendment
18. Upton Sinclair (The Jungle)
19. Anthracite Coal Strike
20. Jacob Riis
21. Pure Food and Drug Act
22. TR as trust buster/ Northern Securities Case
23. Eugene V. Debs/socialist candidate 1912
24. Muller v. Oregon
25. Square Deal
26. Clayton Anti-Trust Act
27. Ida Tarbell
28. Bullmoose Party & the election of 1912
29. Robert LaFollette
List X. 1865-1918 Foreign Policy
1. William Randolph Hearst/ Joseph Pulitzer/Yellow Journalism
2. Platt Amendment
3. Spanish American War
5. Alfred Thayer Mahan
10. Teller Amendment
12. Open door Policy
13. Treaty of Versailles
14. Panama Canal
15. The Hay–Bunau-Varilla Treaty
16. League of Nations
19. Article X of the Treaty of Versailles
20. Henry Cabot Lodge
23. Dollar diplomacy
24. Fourteen Points
25. Frederick Jackson Turner
26. Gentlemen’s Agreement
27. Roosevelt Corollary
29. “DW Griffoth’s Birth of a Nation”
33. Amilio Aguinaldo
36. Zimmerman Note (telegram)
37. Lusitania
39. Treaty of Portsmouth
List XI 1918-1929
1. Harlem Renaissance
2. Langston Hughes
3. National Origins Act
4. quota system
5. Ku Klux Klan
6. 18th-19th amendments
7. Scopes trial
8. Andrew Mellon
9. Schenck v. US
10. Sacco and Vanzetti
11. Henry Ford
12. Universal Negro Improvement Association/Marcus Garvey
13. Palmer raids
14. Washington Naval Conference
15. “lost generation”
16. Warren G. Harding/Return to normalcy
17. F. Scott Fitzgerald
18. Teapot Dome/Elk Hills scandals
19. Expatriate
20. Margaret Sanger
21. Trickle-Down Economics
22. Installment Buying
List Xii 1929-1941
1. 20th Amendment
2. 21st Amendment
3. Scottsboro Boys
4. Bonus Army
5. Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States
6. Herbert Hoover/Rugged Individualism
7. John L. Lewis
8. TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority)
9. Hoovervilles
10. First hundred days
11. Brain trust
12. John Maynard Keynes’ economic philosophy
13. New Deal/Franklin Roosevelt
14. Social Security Act
15. Wagner Act (National Labor Relations Act)
16. Sit-down strike
17. National Industrial Recovery Act
18. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
19. Huey P. Long - the Kingfish/”Share Our Wealth”
20. John Steinbeck Grapes of Wrath)
21. Lend Lease Act/Arsenal of democracy
22. court packing scheme
23. bank holiday
24. Indian Reorganization Act
25. Committee of Industrial Organizations or Congres of Industrial Organizations (CIO)
26. Works Progress administration(WPA)
27. Securities and Exchange Commission
28. Neutrality Acts of 1935-1936-1937
29. Atlantic Charter
30. Agricultural Adjustment Administration(AAA)
List XIII 1941-1960
1. Japanese internment-Executive Order 9066
2. Korematsu v. US
3. Federal Highway Act
4. Greensboro sit-ins
5. Montgomery bus boycott
6. Fair Deal
7. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
8. McCarthyism
9. Brown v. Board of Education
10. Marshall Plan
11. Truman Doctrine
12. containment
13. United nations
14. Alger Hiss
15. Berlin Airlift
16. Korean War
17. baby boomers
18. Sputniktt
19. NATO
20. Jack Kerouac (On The Road)/beat generation
21. Little Rock School crisis
22. Eisenhower Doctrine
23. GI Bill or Servicemen’s Readjustment Act
24. Jackie Robinson
25. New Frontier
26. The Manhattan Project
List XIV 1960-present
1. Miranda v. Arizona
2. Cuban Missile Crisis
3. Huey Newton (Black Panthers)
4. Stokely Carmichael (black power)
5. Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
6. Vietnamization (Nixon Doctrine)
7. Reagan Revolution
8. Washington outsiders
9. Martin Luther King Jr.
10. Bay of Pigs
11. Roe v. Wade
12. Gideon v. Wainwright
13. Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society/”War on Poverty”
14. Malcolm X
15. Détente/SALT1
16. Hippies
17. Camp David Accords
18. affirmative action
19. Michael Harrington (The Other America)
20. “the silent majority”
21. Reaganomics
22. Stagflation
23. Civil Rights Act of 1964
24. Voting Rights Act 1965
25. 24th Amendment
26. Conservative backlash of the 1960s/Marry Goldwater
27. Rachel Carson (Silent Spring)
28. Ralph Nader (Unsafe At Any Speed)
29. Kent State
30. War Powers Act
31. Equal Rights Amendment
32. Betty Friedan (The Feminine Mystique)
33. OPEC
34. Tinker vs Des Moines
35. Pentagon Papers and New York Times vs U.S.
36. Iran Contra Affair
37. Kennith Starr/Clinton’s impeachment
38. Contract With America
39. Tet Offensive
40. Affordable Care Act
41. Patriot Act
42. Department of homeland security
43. Bush Doctrine