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U.S. History I-CP Ms. Horn Midterm Exam Review January, 2015 *********************************************************************** The Exam: P-2: Friday, January 23 P-4: Thursday, January 22 P-5: Friday, January 23 8:00 - 10:00 10:15 – 12:15 10:15 – 12:15 Format: 100 multiple choice: 1 essay from 3 choices: Primary Source Reading 50 points 40 points 10 points ************************************************************************ Exam Review: Do your best to complete the items on this review sheet. I encourage you to create a study group and use a Google Doc. You will also be REQUIRED to write 3 sample essay questions and bring them to class on Tuesday, January 20 or Wednesday, January 21. You must have these on a piece of paper so I can collect them. We will review in class on January 20 or January 21. *********************************************************************** Why did we rebel from England? Colonial America 1. 3 sections: New England, Middle, Southern (Map) 2. What made each section unique? 3. Why did people come to the colonies? 4. Tobacco 5. Indentured servants/Bacon’s Rebellion 6. Slavery/ The Middle Passage 7. How did slavery develop in the colonies? Early Signs of Unity and Identity 8. To what degree were the colonies united in 1754 (before the F&I War)? 9. Enlightenment 10. Great Awakening 11. Navigation Acts 12. Salutary Neglect/ Benign Neglect 13. Albany Plan of Union, “Join or Die” The Road to Revolution 14. French and Indian War 15. Proclamation of 1763 (Map) 16. Sugar Act/ Writs of Assistance 17. Stamp Act 18. Protests to Stamp Act: Riots/ Stamp Act Congress/ boycott 19. “no taxation without representation” 20. Declaratory Act 21. Boston Massacre 22. Tea Act 23. Boston Tea Party 24. Intolerable Acts 25. First Continental Congress 26. Philadelphia 27. Battle of Lexington and Concord 28. Second Continental Congress 29. Olive Branch Petition 30. Battle of Bunker Hill 31. Thomas Paine/ Common Sense 32. Thomas Jefferson 33. Declaration of Independence 34. What were the early signs of colonial unity and identity? 35. How did the French and Indian War change the relationship between England and the colonies? 36. When and why did tension increase between the colonies and England? 37. Why did the colonists rebel from England? The Revolutionary War 38. Advantages / Disadvantages 39. Patriots/ Loyalists 40. George Washington/ Washington’s strategy 41. Battle of Long Island (NY) 42. Battle of Trenton (NJ) 43. Battle of Saratoga (NY) 44. French Alliance 45. Battle of Yorktown (VA) 46. Treaty of Paris, 1783 (MAP) 47. How did the U.S. win the war? 48. What made Washington an effective leader? How did the U.S. develop a government? The Articles of Confederation 49. The Articles of Confederation: Structure, powers 50. separation of powers (legislative, executive, judicial) 51. Land Ordinance/ Northwest Ordinance 52. Shays’ Rebellion 53. Constitutional Convention 54. Virginia Plan/ New Jersey Plan/ Great Compromise 55. proportional v. equal representation 56. Slavery; 3/5 Compromise 57. Federalists/ Anti-Federalists 58. Why did the founders make the AOC the way they did? 59. What were the successes and shortcomings of the AOC government? 60. What were the major controversies at the Constitutional Convention, and how were they resolved? The Constitution of the United States of America 61. The U.S. Constitution: Article/ Section/ Clause 62. Separation of powers: Legislative, Executive, Judicial 63. Congress: House of Representatives + Senate 64. Powers of Congress 65. How a bill becomes a law 66. Veto/ override 67. Elastic Clause: Strict interpretation/ Loose interpretation 68. The Bank of the United States 69. The Missouri Compromise (MAP) 70. Bad Law: The Alien and Sedition Acts 71. Nullification/ the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions 72. Judicial Review/ Marbury v. Madison 73. Executive Branch: Powers of the President, Qualifications 74. How can a president be removed from office? 75. Electoral College System 76. executive order 77. Judicial Branch 78. Supreme Court 78. Checks and Balances 80. Bill of Rights First Amendment: Freedom of Religion and Expression Establishment Clause/ Free Exercise Clause Probable Cause/ Warrant/ reasonable suspicion Exclusionary Rule 81. Criminal Justice System: what are the steps from arrest to conviction? How did the American Economy Develop? 82. Hamilton’s Financial Plan: Assumption of Debt Bonds Bank of the United States Whiskey Tax 83. Explain the controversies involved with Hamilton’s Plan 84. strict v. loose interpretation of the Constitution 85. Whiskey Rebellion 86. How did Northern and Southern economies develop differently? 87. Cotton gin 88. slavery 89. How do tariffs affect manufacturing? 90. Chesapeake Affair 91. Embargo Act 92. Industrialization in the north 93. American system Protective Tariff (Tariff of 1816) Second Bank of the United States Internal improvements (vetoed) 94. Erie Canal 95. Why did the north industrialize and not the south? 96. How were workers treated in most northern factories? How did the U.S. develop a democracy? 97. Political parties 98. Federalists v. Democratic Republicans 99. Why did political parties develop? 100. How did the party system change? 101. Election of 1824 102. The Corrupt Bargain 103. Andrew Jackson 104. New Democracy/ Jacksonian Democracy 105. Jackson and Indian Removal 106. Did Jackson increase democracy in America? 107. How did Jackson change the role of the president?