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Many Black people faced segregation ,racism , and low quality of life due to the White southerners not wanting African Americans to prosper.

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Due to the world wars many women were gaining to  work in jobs other than a teacher or a house wife.

Women began to to fight for suffrage and stop of abuse due to their husband's consuming alcohol.

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1. Adolf Hitler - was persecuting Jews during this time in Germany. Known as the Holocaust

2. An atomic bomb sent by the U.S. in Japan  biggest cities Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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Political Unstability

The Rise of Fasism

Treaty of versailles

Rise of Italian fascism

Rise of Hitler & Nazi party

Great Depression

Japanese expansionism

Anti-communism

Militarism

Nationalism

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Assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand (heir to Austrian throne) by a Serb on June 28, 1914

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Nationalism, Imperialism, Militarism, Creation of alliances  (Central and Allied Powers)

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1. 1649  Toleration Act

2. 1692 Witch Trials

3. 1754-1763  French and Indian War

4. 1763  Proclamation of 1763

5. 1765  Stamp Act

6. 1770 Boston Massacre

7. 1773 Tea Party

8. 1775  Lexington and Concord

9. 1776 Decalaration of Independence

10. 1777 Saratoga

11. 1781 Yorktown

12. 1783 Treaty of Paris

13. 1787 Constitutinal Convention

14. 1788 Washington's Election

15. 1798 XYZ Affair

16. 1798 Alien and Sedition Act

17. 1800 Convention of 1800

18. 1800 Jefferson's Election

19. 1803 Lousiana Purchase

20. 1812-1815 War of 1812

21. 1816-1824  Era of Good Feelings

22. 1820 Missouri Compromise

23. 1823  Monroe Doctrine

24. 1820's Sectionalism

25. 1828 Jackson's Election

26. 1828-1830  Tariff Crisis

27. 1830 Indian Removal Act

28. 1832 Nat Turner Rebellion

29. 1830-1850 Manifest Destiny

30. 1845  Texas Annexation

31. 1845-1848 Mexican War

32. 1848 Seneca Falls Convention

33. 1850 Compromise

34. 1850 Fugitive Slave Act

35. 1852 Uncle Tom's Cabin

36. 1854 Bleeding Kansas

37. 1857 Dred Scott Case

38. 1858 Lincoln Douglas Debates

39. 1860 Lincoln's Election

40. 1861-1865 Civil War

41. 1862 Homestead Act

42. 1863 Gettysburg

43. 1867 Reconstruction Acts

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John Locke

Christopher Columbus

Alexander Hamilton

Samuel Adams

Frederick Douglass

John C. Calhoun

Robert E. Lee

Booker T. Washington

W.E.B. DuBois

Ida Wells

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Even though slavery ended there was a still an air of hatred and suffering for African Americans

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America was facing a time where women began to speak out more towards voting and working

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These are important dates that will help you further understand the content.

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A overview on the war and why it is significant.

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Description of the first world war and why it happened.

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Contains important people names that hold high importance in the A.P curriculum.

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This project will include information that is likely to be seen  on the A.P test 

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This project will include information that is likely to be seen  on the A.P test 