Period 1-5 Flashcards

1
Q

Pre-Colombian exchange

A

1491

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2
Q

Columbus “discovers” the new word

A

1492

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3
Q

Spanish in the North America

A

1588

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4
Q

Jamestown

A

1607

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5
Q

Quebec (french colony)

A

1608

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6
Q

Bacons rebellion

A

1676

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7
Q

pueblo revolt

A

1680

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8
Q

first great awakening

A

1730-50

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9
Q

Thomas Jefferson is president against John Adams

A

1800

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10
Q

Louisiana Purchase –> doubled size of America

A

1803

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11
Q

Embargo Act: prohibits American ships from trading with foreign countries

A

1807

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12
Q

Declares war on Britain in the war of 1812

A

1812

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13
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McCulloch v. Maryland: establishes the principle of federal supremacy

A

1819

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14
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Missouri Compromise: allows Missouri to enter the Union as a slave state and Maine as a free state

A

1820

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15
Q

Monroe Doctrine: states that European nations can not imperialize the Americas

A

1823

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16
Q

Indian Removal Act: forced Native Americans to relocate from their ancestral lands

A

1830

17
Q

Texas declares independence from Mexico

A

1836

18
Q

Mexican-American War

A

1846

19
Q

Compromise of 1850: California was a free state and allowed popular sovereignty in the territories

A

1850

20
Q

Kansas-Nebraska Act: allowed popular sovereignty in the territories and leads to a violent conflict over slavery in Kansas (Bleeding Kansas)

A

1854

21
Q

Abraham Lincoln becomes president > Southern states leave the Union

A

1860

22
Q

American Civil War begins with attack in Fort Summer by the confederates

A

1861

23
Q

Emancipation Proclamation: freed slaves in confederate territory

A

1863

24
Q

Civil War ends with the confederate army ( the south) surrendering

A

1865

25
Q

13th Amendment: abolished slavery

A

1865

26
Q

Reconstruction Acts” rebuild south after civil war

A

1867

27
Q

14th Amendment: citizenship to all people born in America
(black people get citizenship)

A

1868

28
Q

15th Amendment: right to vote regardless of race or color (still doesn’t include women)

A

1870

29
Q

Compromise of 1877: marks the end of Reconstruction in the south > reconstruction failed

A

1877