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Religion
Reform
Political (Party Systems)
Foreign Policy
Women
Civil Rights
Economics
Native Americans
Wars
Federalism
Industry
Immigration
Expansion
Sectionalism

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Need continental gov't
Upset at Proclamation line
Benjamin Franklin

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Also the great awakening

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-Middle Ground ID
-El Popé
-Trading partners
Fight in F and I war

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-Mexican-American War
-Gadsden purchase
-Stopped by racism?

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Wanted the U.S. to completely win Cold War
Star Wars missile defense
SALT I

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Against cultural changes from the 50s
Philis Schlafly
Against ERA

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Bill of Rights
War of 1812
Virginia Dynasty
Jeffersonian

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Natives were moved to crappy land and many died on the journey.

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Spain-encomiende, slavery and conversion to christianity, bartolome de las casas and sepulveda
France- trade and native alliances
English take land

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Annexation of Texas

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Proclamation line 1763 and settlers cant go west into new land past mountains. made people anger much.

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Triple Entente: UK, France, Russia
Central Powers: Germany, Austria, Italy

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Civil Rights Movement
MLK
Black Panthers
Non-violent protests
Beats Movement
Against conformity
Change from suburban life of 1950s

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Big Stick Diplomacy, Panama Canal, and Moral Diplomacy

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American Revolution
YorkTown
SOO MUCH VIDEOS

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Natives get pushed out of land and settlers are up and down the east coast.

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Containment Doctrine and Truman Doctrine were the two main documents/policies. They promised to support any country battling a Communist revolution financially and also become involved militarily to try to keep Communism where it was. Unlike previous eras, it was decided that Communism was okay where it was but could not spread.

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Declaratory
Tea (Boston Tea Party)
Stamp
Sugar
Townsend
Quartering

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Yalta Conference
Competition for power USA and USSR
Dividing German land
Red Scare
Arms Race
Developing ICBMs
Cuban Missile Crisis
Proxy Wars
Iraq, Korea, Vietnam

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-Second Great Awakening
-Utopian communities
-Transcendentalism
-Frederick Douglas/Growth of slavery
-American Colonization Society
-Temperance/Prison/School reform
-Women participate in reforms + Seneca Falls

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WWII and the Cold War

Fascism
- movement lead by Adolf Hitler in Germany that resulted in the creation of the third Reich. Nazi Germany attempted to take over the world along with Italy and Japan.

- The United States entered WWII after the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

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South unwilling to comply to federal law
Defense of southern culture

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This was the turning point of the war, as Britain was stopped from their advancement south, and with the assistance of the French, America was able to brutally defeat Britain.

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STOP ERA
Pro-life movement
outspoken conservative SOCIAL issues with religion

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Open Door Policy and Platt Amendments

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-Alien and Sedition Acts
-Whiskey Rebellion
-Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions
-Bank of US

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Hawaii

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Stuff happened
Before the American revolution
12 and 1/2 colonies

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Free love
Anti-war
Communes

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Rebirth of African American culture. This was the first period in history that African Americans affected pop culture.

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Neutrality Acts
Continued to lend-lease    Britain
Atlantic Charter
War Goals
Pearl Harbor
USA mobilization
Thirst for war
North Africa Campaign
Patton
Pacific Theater
MacArthur

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Germany
Italy
Japan

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League of Nations
- Idea where nations could meet together and keep tabs on each-other. Preventing another outbreak like what occurred in WWI.
- Failed due to its lack of ability to enact power and the United States absence

Roaring 20's
- Led by the temperance movement. The Roaring 20's was an era where operating outside of the law became the norm. Bootleggers illegally brought alcohol to speakeasies.

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- Federalist want stronger federal gov
- D/R want Articles of Confederation and more States' rights
-Compromise on Constitution + Bill of Rights

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USA
Britain
France
USSR

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Very conservative; big scandals w/ Watergate at the DNC; Nixon quits; beginning of counterculture; break ups; and gas prices are very high.

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Lots of people want rights and more stuff

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The Lusitania & Zimmerman Note
U.S. late involvement in war
Support trade partners (Britain/France)
Espionage and Sedition Acts
Keep war support
Fourteen Points
Wilson's idealistic view of the war

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The US adopted a system of moving natives to small reservations in the Dakotas and Oklahoma. The US also didn't respect treaties with natives.

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Most Native Americans welcomed the explorers, but not long after, the colonists took everything the Natives had and by the 1800's, restricted them to crappy land, then moved them to even crappier land after there was gold found on the crappy land.

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This was a very big oopsie for the US and it took attention away from cold war. very unsuccessful :'(

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Made war illegal but the United Nations had no teeth. This lead to appeasemnt to Germans and Japanese even though Hitler invaded the Rhineland and PM of ENgland believed he had bought peace,

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Progressives
Wanted to have major changes in the society of the United States.

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-Mayflower Compromise
-Pilgrims v. Puritans
-Squanto
-City on a Hill
-Massachusetts Bay Colony

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Government for societal reform
Women Suffrage
NAACP
Abolish segregation and discrimination

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League of nations, Wilsons 14 point
roaring 20's and harlem renaissances

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In the north people enlisted in droves to support their nation.  In the South though they had to draft most of their army.  Also many people in the south wanted the North to win or didn't support the South

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This was the belief that rich people should give some of their money to poor people to allow them to rise up in society and have the opportunity to become rich themselves. The most notable believer in this policy was Andrew Carnegie, who created many public works projects to give back, including a dam.

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A time period during which factories became more mainstream, inventions being created, and more production of goods. 1700's - 1800's

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Theodore Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Spanish-American War
Yellow Journalism
False news stories to sway public opinion
Philippine-American War
Colonize Philippines

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persuaded the French to help us in the Revolutionary war

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-Diverse
-NY, NJ, PA, DE
-Dutch rule to English rule
-William Penn/Quakers

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Nixon Resigns
Abortion becomes legal
Fall of the Soviets
Alot of divorces

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Modern Republicanism
Beat movement
Brown v Board 1950s
Cuban Missile Crisis
Voting Rights Act of 1965
National Organization for Women
Tet Offensive

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Neutrality acts in 1935 but US still gets involved in the war after pearl harbor; Oppenheimer and the atomic bomb creates unparalleled threats to other countries; Containment of communism and the red scare.

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US Gov Vs Public Opinion on Vietnam war

New Republicanism
Use of faith in politics
Ronald Reagan

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laid the groundwork for fighting the British

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Women were gaining many rights, such as the right to birth control pills, abortion, and equal chance in the workforce.
Phyllis Schlafly was now an adult. She opposed the ERA and won.
People were shared common opinions with Schlafly and were Christians most likely joined the New Right or the Moral Majority. These people opposed many of the feministic ideas, but they also backed Ronald Reagan and many modern conservatives.

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Sand Creek Massacre
Ghost Dance
Led to massacre
Dawes Severalty Act
Attempt to assimilate Indians

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led to the development of large plantations

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Enlightenment ideas and ideas
Representation of the people
Equality and suffrage for white men
Women advocating for more rights

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Pearl Harbor

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The Mexican government didn't enforce many laws on Texas. The few they did enforce angered Texans and they fought and won their freedom.

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this led to the shift from indentured servants to African slaves

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Period of heavy northern involvement in southern reconstruction from 1863-1867. This period brought about many reform laws like the 14th and 15th amendments and made up the majority of the reconstruction era. When this period ended, northern involvement in the south waned and the rights of African Americans were stripped away by Jim Crowe laws.

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The rise of Jacksonian Democracy was important because it gave way to the rise of the democratic party that went against Republicanism. This democracy gave more rights to the Common Man.

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-Navigation Acts

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Phyllis Schlafly was only a baby.
The Vietnam war turned out to be very ineffective after the Tet Offensive.
Agent Orange and other dangerous weapons were used and then banned due to this war.

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Lend lease
Manhattan Project
Neutrality Acts
Containment Doctrine

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Populist party
Removing corruption and closing wealth gap
Pullman Strike
Growing movement against wage cuts

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This war resulted in the end of salutary neglect because the British needed tax money from the colonies for the war debt.

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Articles of Confederation
Radical form of gov't
Constitutional ratification

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