Be prepared – any of the
following can show up on the Final Exam.
Review people, places and dates
that relate to these topics.
Remember that although the final is
“open note”, the test is 100 questions in one class period, so you WILL need to
know the information, do not DEPEND on your notes.
3. Jamestown
v
John Smith
4. Mayflower
v
Pilgrims
5. 13 Colonies
v
Anne Hutchinson
v
Salem Witch Trials
6. Causes of the Revolutionary War
v
French and Indian War
v
Quartering Act
v
Stamp Act
v
Townshend Acts
v
Boston Massacre
7. Whigs & Tories
8. Paul Revere
9. Battles of Revolutionary War
v
Battle
at Lexington and Concord
v
Battle
at Bunker Hill
v
Battle
at Valley Forge
v
Battle
at Yorktown
v
Treaty
of Paris
10.
Declaration of Independence
v
Thomas
Jefferson
v
George
Washington
11.
Constitution
v
Preamble
v
Branches
of Government - Balance of Power
v
Bill
of Rights
v
Other
Important Amendments
12.
Louisiana Purchase
v
President
Jefferson
v
Manifest
Destiny
13.
Lewis & Clark Expedition
14.
Trails
to the West
15.
Reasons
people moved West
v
Gold
Rush
v
Treaty
of Guadalupe Hidalgo
16.
Trail
of Tears
v
Cultural
Accommodation
17.
Life
in the North VS. Life in the South
v
Industrial
Revolution
v
Cotton
Gin
18.
Social
Reforms
v
Horace
Mann
19.
Underground Railroad & Abolitionists
v
William
Lloyd Garrison
v
Frederick
Douglas
v
Harriet
Beecher Stowe
v
Harriet
Tubman
20.
Causes
of the Civil War
v
John
Brown
v
Compromises
v
Dred
Scott
v
secession
21.
Battles
of the Civil War
v
Fort
Sumter
v
Chancellorsville
v
Vicksburg
v
Gettysburg
- Pickett’s Charge
22.
Key
Figures of the war
v
Jefferson
Davis
v
Robert
E. Lee
v
Ulysses
S. Grant
23.
Abraham
Lincoln
v
Emancipation
Proclamation
v
Gettysburg
Address
v
Assassination
– John Wilkes Booth
24.
Miscellaneous
v
Pledge of Allegiance
v
State
capitols
v
Land
Acquisition
v From 13
Colonies to the Mexican Cession