APUSH

  • 1491

    Native Pop.

    Mayas-Yucatan rainforest cities, corn
    Aztecs - Mexico powerful 200000ppl, corn
    Incas - Peru, vast empire, potatoes, corn
  • Period: Jan 1, 1491 to

    APUSH

  • 1492

    Native Regions

    SW-Irrigation, caves, cliffs.
    NW-Long/plank houses, rich diet, totem poles.
    GrePla-nomads/sedentary, buffalo, teepes, earth lodges, got horses.
    MW-mississippi/ohio river, earthen mound.
    NE-Irogouis confed, longhouses, not good farming.
    AtlaSeab-timber logding along rivers.
  • European Expansion

    Renaissance(tech), protestant reformation, economic incentive(new trade routes), competition among nation-states.
  • Early Territorial claims

    Spanish-FL,NM,TX,CALI.
    English-NewFoundLand.
    French-Quebec,Mississippi,NY.
    Dutch-HudsonRIver, NY
  • Treatment of Natives

    Spanish-disease/labor,bartolomedelascasas,Valladoilddebate.
    English-peace/no intermarriage, traded, expellednatives.
    French-allies,fur,horon fight iroqoui.
  • Types of charters

    Corporate - Joint stock comp
    royal-
    proprietary- individual ownership from royal
  • English Motivation

    defeated spanish armada, economic opportunity, joint-stock company (limited liability).
  • J vs P vs M colonies

    J= wealth, joint-stock->royal, tobacco, houseofburgesses
    P= religious,proprietary,natives,matflowercompact'
    M=Religious,Propreitary,gov't elections
  • Rhode Island

    Because of religion, Anne and Roger start.
  • New England Confed

    confed on new england colonies to combat issues
  • Act of toleration

    Gave toleration to all sects of believers in Jesus.
  • Acts of Trade And Navigation

    For English revenue only
  • English Restoration

    ER->new colonies, Carolinas(CharlesII huge tract to 8 nobles), NewYork(CharlesII duke of york from dutch), New Jersey (split NY), Pennsylvania(William Penn father grant money), Georgia(prisoner buffer state)
  • Conneticut

    Thomas Hooker, Hartford & New Haven
  • King Phillips war

    Natives vs colonists = ended NA reisistance
  • Bacons rebellion

    No protection from NA, rebllions and class difference occur.
  • Acts (1764-1767)

    Stamp, Quartering, stamp, declaratory(GB could tax whenever), Townshend(pay for GBtroops in colonies/could search anywhere)
  • Enlightenment

    Use of human thought. Locke= natural rights
  • Great Awakening

    Passionate expressions of religious feelings
  • John peter Zenger Case

    Libel- encouraged more criticism
  • Edwards and Whitefield

    GrAw=one needed to express belief in g-d for saving
  • French & Indian War

    French put forts on Ohio RV.
  • Albany Plan for Union (congress)

    British calls for representatives in Albany, NY.
  • Treaty of Paris

    French give Spanish west. FL given to GB and Canada to GB.
  • Pontiacs rebellion

    British troops sent to colonies, led to Proclamation of 1763
  • Proclamation of 1763

  • Boston Massacre

  • The gaspee

    Customs opp ship burned
  • Boston Tea party

  • Quebec Acts

    organized french canada territory
  • First continental Congress

    deal w/ GB intolerable acts
  • Coercive acts

    to punish colonists
  • Bunker Hill

  • second continental congress

    Now wanted independence
  • Olive Branch petition

    to GB caused Gb to put A in state of rebellion
  • Lecington and concord

  • Articles of Confed

  • Impact of Revolution

    Aristocratic titles gone, separation of state and church, role of women, slavery.
  • Treaty of paris of 1783

    ended revolution
  • Shay's rebellion

    About debts. showed weakness in central
  • Annapolis Convention

    to revise articles of confed
  • great compromise (Connecticut plan)

    split into two houses for representation
  • Hamilton financial plan

    1. pay off national debt/take states war debt
    2. protect industry/high tariffs on imports
    3. national bank=deposit gov't funds/print bank notes
  • First 10 amendments

  • proclamation of neutrality

    washington neutral US to France revolution
  • cotton gin eli whitney

    production
  • Whiskey rebellion

    out down by central gov't
  • Jay Treaty

    British and America. Caused Pickney
  • Pickney Treaty

    Spain opens mississippi
  • John Adams elected

    12th amendment = Vp & P run together. Beat Thomas Jefferson
  • XYZ affair

    French affair caused america to want war JA does not
  • Alien and sedition acts

    aliens deported, sedition could not libel against president
  • Kentucky and virginia resolutions

    States could nullify alien sedition acts
  • Jefferson Elected

  • Louisiana purchase

  • election(revolution) of 1800

    Thomas jefferson and aaron burr. TJ wins
  • second great awakening

    charles g finney
  • Marshall law courts

    judicial review. Marbury vs madison
  • Jefferson Re-elected

  • Hamilton Death by Aaron burr

  • Barbary pirate

    gained respect and safe passage
  • british impressment

    hostility to British
  • Steam boat Clermont (Fulton)

  • Chesapeake-leopard affair

    Americans wnated war w britain
  • embargo act of 1807

    merchant marine & shipbuilders lost & new england wish to secede.
  • election of 1808

    James Madison wins
  • Repeal Embargo

  • Non interocurse act of 1809

    trade w/ all other countries besides GB and FR
  • First bank allowed to be expired

  • War of 1812

  • Madison Re-elected

  • consequences of war

    1. respect for US 2.Canadas part of GB 3.Federalists came to end
    2. secession precedent 5.NA surrendered land
    3. Us factories 7.war heros; Andrew J, William Henry H 8.nationalism
  • War of 1812

    Violation of US rights at sea, British troubles on W frontier. War Hawks = gain honor, canada, & eliminate NA.
  • Treaty of Ghent

    ending in stalemate, recognized canda-us border
  • Hartford convention

    to consider secession. 2/3 for war.
  • Monroe Elected

  • American System

    1. protextive ttariffs
    2. national bank
    3. internal improvments
  • Rush-Bagot Agreement

    disarment of british and US
  • Panic of 1819

    bank tightened credit to try stop inflation( land)
  • Mcclloch vs. maryland

    upheld right of congress to charter a national bank, thus putting intp national law the doctrine of implied powers
  • adam-onis treaty

    purchase florida(after jackson invaded)
  • tallmadge ammendment

    slowly degrade slavery. south did not like
  • Missouri compromise

    36 30
  • Monroe Doctrine

    no colonization of america
  • election of 1824

    corrupt bargain -adams and clay
  • Gibbons vs ogden

    nation gov't undisputed control over interstate commerce
  • Trasportation

    roads - lancaster turnpike, cumberland road.
    canals- erie canal
    steamboats - hudson river clermont
    railroads
  • transendentalists

    arts, individualism, reforms
  • tariff of 1828

    unconstitutional so nullified
  • election of 1828

    jackson wins back after corruption.
  • mormons - church of latter day saints

  • indian remova act

    defied worcester vs georgia
  • jackson killed the bank

    pet banks ->specie circular-> panic of 1837
  • tariff of 1832

    lowered tariff of 1828-> put down by federal force act-> tariff of 1833 lowered again
  • antebellum period

    education, religion, art, women rights, slave rights, utopias, prisons, blind/deaf schools, mental hospitals, temperance, baptists/Methodists, millennialism, mormons.
  • texas revolution

  • election of 1836 - van buren

  • election of 1840 - John tyler ( soon harrison)

    different because campaigning strats changed
  • aroostook war and webster-ashburton treaty

    war between british and us lumberers, treaty defined territory
  • 1844 election

    Buren vs calhoun = deadlock = dark horse james k polk
  • wilmot provismo

    anti slavery ideas in new states
  • treaty of gaudalupe hidalgo

    pol caused war, moved over border.
  • compromise of 1850

    henry clays compromise, stephen douglas split bill, CA,MX->NM/UT,TXdebt, noslaveinDC, FUGITIVE SLAVE ACT
  • freeport doctrine

    lincln vs douglas debates (doctrine = no slavery without slave codes)
  • ostend manifesto

    cuba secret for south
  • slavery desires

    walker expeditition - central american control
    clayton-bulwer treaty - canal through central america
    gadsden purchase - southern railroad land purchase
  • election of 1852

    franklin pierce with democratcs wins vs winfield scott w whigs. ends whig party
  • republican party arises

    tp defeat fugitive slave laws and kansas-nebraska act
  • Kansas-nebraska act

    slavery above 36 30 for splitting kansa/nebraska for railroad
  • brooks sumner affair

  • election of 1856

    fremont (repub) vs (dem) buchanan. showed possible republican wins
  • harpers ferry

    showed south the nortsh desire to abolish slavery
  • crittenden compromise

    to prevent souths secession after lincoln dub
  • bull run/ 2nd bull run

    confed victories
  • fort sumter

  • Antietam

    union victory
  • fredericksburg

    confed victory
  • trent affair

    stoooped british help to confed
  • confiscation vs emacipation proc

    flee from confed vs all slaves freein rebelling states
  • Emance Proc vs 13th a

    slaves free in rebelling states vs all slaves free
  • monitor and merrimac

    stopped confed from stopping anaconda plan
  • North economy during war

    morrill tariff act = revenue and protection
    homestead act - great plaisn settled
    morrill land grant act - agriculture and technical land grants
    pacific railroad - northern railroad
  • vicksburg

    controlled all of mississippi now
  • gettysburg

    confed never on offensive again
  • attrition = shermans march to the sea

  • proclamation of amnesty and reconstruction

    10%
  • wade davis bill

    50%
  • johnson reconstruction

    same as lincoln, disenfranshisment included
  • black codes

    step back from equal rights
  • 14th A

    citzens born in US, respected rights, due process equal protection, allow person to vote
  • election of 1866

    republican victory
  • reconstruction acts of 1867

    congress - put south in military state
  • tenture of office act - impeachment

    Johnson says uconstitutional ->gets impeachedd
  • election of 1868

    (r) =Grant vs (d) seymor, importance of universla male suffrage
  • 15th A

    prohibited denying citizens vote.
  • scalawags (S republicans)/ carpetbaggers (N Newcomers)

  • Amnesty act of 1872

    ended restrictions on ex-confeds
  • election of 1872

    Greely (r/D) vs (r)grant wins
  • panic of 1873

    overbuilding and over speculating by financers
  • civil rights act 1875

    equality in commodities
  • election of 1876

    Hayes (r) vs (d) tilden
  • compromise of 1877

    allowhayes to be president if end fed support of repubs in the south, south railroad.