People and Names Flashcards
Squanto
interpreter puritans - Natives
Thanksgiving Plymouth Plantation
Pocahontas
political marriage John Rolfe
saved John Smith
Jamestown
first mixed race child
Christopher Columbus
“discovered” America 1492
John Smith
Captain
Founder and leader of Jamestown
John Rolfe
Co-founder Jamestown
tobacco
political marriage Pocahontas
Sir Walter Raleigh
leader or English merchants settling on Roanoke Island
“The Lost Colony”
William Bradford
- Governor Plymouth
Puritan
Mayflower Compact
John Calvin
Calvinism = everything is controlled by God
cannot be changed by men
Samuel Sewall
famous judge, politican in Massachussets
Salem Witchcraft Trials
“Diary”
John Winthrop
Founder and Governor Massachussets Bay Colony
Puritan
William Penn
Founder and Governor Pennsylvania
Quaker
“Letter to the Free Society of Traders”
Benjamin Fraklin
Founding Father US
Utilitarian Writer
Patrick Henry
“Give me liberty or give me death”
1. Continental Congress
Baron von Steuben
prussian military officer
training of American troops for WoI
Paul Revere
famous night ride
forwarned minutemen for British attack
George Washington
- President US
Commander-in-Chief WoI
Bunker Hill Battle
Thomas Jefferson
Draft of Declaration of I
Louisiana Purchase
President US
Founding Fathers of US?
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
James Madison
Nat Turner
slave rebellion
revolt in Virginia
Harriet Tubman
Underground Railroad user + helper
black abolitionist
Frederick Douglass
black abolitionst
William Llyod Garrison
white abolitionist
Magazine “The Liberator”
Theodore Parker
white abolitionist
unitarian preacher Boston
Abraham Lincoln
President US
new: Republican Party (liberal)
Unionist
no slavery –> Civil War
Frederick Jackson Turner
Turner Thesis
US = typical pioneer character
Woodrow Wilson
14 Points
post-war peace agreements proposal
Al Capone
Bootlegger (smuggling alcohol)
famous gangster Chicago
Herbert Hoover
President during Great Depression
Hoovervilles
Franklin Roosevelt
democratic President after Great Depression
media presidency
New Deal Reforms
very popular, 3x reelected
> after deacth amendement to constituation: only 1x reelected
Jim Crow
racist theater character representing white ideas of black culture
Booker T. Washington
Gradualism of black emancipation
Tuskegee Institute for black training
William DuBois
historian, sociologist
demanding full equality immediately
“Washington = Uncle Tom”
Ida Wells-Barnett
investigative journalist
activist lynching, women’s rights
Warren Harding
President US
“Return to Normalcy” policy after WW1
Marcus Garvey
Black nationalist ideas
race pride
Garvey Movement
James H. Meredith
first black student at University of Mississippi
Rosa Parks
Civil Rights activist
refused to give up her seat to white
> arrested, Montgomery Bus Boycott
Martin Luther King
Civil Rights activist Montgomery Bus Boycott I have a dream March on Washington CLC = Christian Leadership Conference SNCC = The Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
Malcom X
Civil Rights activist
leader Black Muslims
Eldridge Cleaver
Civil Rights activists
leader Black Panthers
L. Douglas Wilder
- elected black governor Virginia
Thurgood Marshall
- black Supreme Court
Rodney King
drunk driving
> police force brutal
> Riots
O.J. Simpson
famous football star
accused of murder ex-wife + lover
freed: victory over white legal system
Barack Obama
- black President US
Black Lives Matter Movement
Police brutality against blacks
Donald Trump
current President US
Racism
links Blacks with violence