Domain Two - U.S. History Flashcards by Allyson Reagan | Brainscape

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Exploration and colonization (1450-1763)

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New England region

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Middle colonies

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Southern colonies

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Formation of the new nation (1763-1789)

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Proclamation act

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Sugar act

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Stamp act

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Stamp act repeated; declaratory act passed

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Quartering act

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Townshend revenue acts

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Boston massacre

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Tea act

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Coercive acts (“intolerable acts”)

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Lexington and concord

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Fort ticonderoga

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Bunker hill

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Long Island

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Trenton

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Princeton

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Saratoga

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Yorktown

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Govt under “the articles of confederation”

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Problems with articles during the “critical period”

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New govt - the constitution

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Separation of powers

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Checks and balances

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Federal system

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Powers of congress

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The great compromise

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Bill of rights

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Amendments

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Federalists (hamilton)

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Constitutional powers:

foundations of the nation:

foreign policy:

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Democratic-republicans (Jefferson)

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Constitutional powers:

foundations of the nation:

foreign policy:

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War of 1812 (1812-1815, US Vs great britain) Causes

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War of 1812 battles

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Battle of Lake Erie (1813):

Battle of Baltimore (1814):

Battle of New Orleans (1815):

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Westward Expansion (1812-1850)

1812-1820

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Westward Expansion (1812-1850)

1821

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Westward Expansion (1812-1850)

1830s

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Westward Expansion (1812-1850)

1848

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Westward Expansion (1812-1850)

1850

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Causes of the civil war

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Social-economic differences between the north and the south:
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South -

States’ rights versus federal authority:
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South -

Expansion of slavery:
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South -

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Presidential reconstruction

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Abraham Lincoln / andrew jackson

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Congressional reconstruction

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Thaddeus stevens/charles sumner

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Major battles (civil war)

1861

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Fort sumter:

First battle of bull run:

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Major battles (civil war)

1862

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Antietam

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Major battles (civil war)

1863

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Gettysburg:

Vicksburg:

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Major battles (civil war)

1864

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Sherman’s march to sea

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Major battles (civil war)

1865

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Battle of appomattox courthouse

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New economy (1876-1900)

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