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    APUSH, MR.

    KUJAWA
    FIRST SEMESTER FINAL EXAM ITEMS

    English colonization (joint stock companies)


    French economy in New World
    Role of Catholic Church in Spanish colonies
    Colonial Massachusetts & Virginia treatment of Native Americans
    Separatists
    Puritans and education
    Puritans and gender equality
    Roger Williams
    headright system
    Jamestown and tobacco
    Founders of Thirteen Colonies
    Mercantilism

    Reason for religious toleration in colonies


    Reasons why colonial disunity continued before and during French-Indian War
    Colonial resistance to British policies after 1763
    Sugar Act
    Stamp Act
    Townshend Act
    British reaction to Boston Tea Party
    Lexington/Concord
    Olive Branch Petition
    British advantages during Revolutionary War

    Problems with Articles of Confederation


    Shay’s Rebellion
    Comparing New Jersey and Virginia Plans
    Reason why Anti-Federalists opposed Constitution
    Positions of Federalist Party
    Whiskey Rebellion
    Hamilton’s economic programs
    Jay’s Treaty
    Washington’s Farewell Address (1796)
    Louisiana Purchase and decision made by Thomas Jefferson
    Democratic-Republican support for war against Great Britain
    Monroe Doctrine
    Reasons for development of industry in New England
    Positions of Andrew Jackson/components of Jacksonian Democracy
    Tariff of 1828
    Worcester v. Georgia
    Second Great Awakening
    Transcendentalism

    Reasons for tax-supported public schools in North


    Reform movement that facilitated female involvement
    “cult of domesticity”
    William Lloyd Garrison
    Congressional gag rule
    Election of 1844 (candidates, issues)
    Webster-Ashburton Treaty/Oregon Treaty/Clayton-Bulwer Treaty
    Gadsen Purchase
    Ostend Manifesto
    Manifest Destiny
    Revolution in Texas
    Reasons for war against Mexico/objection made by Abraham Lincoln

    Reasons supporting slavery


    Wilmot Proviso
    Missouri Compromise
    Compromise of 1850
    Kansas-Nebraska Act
    Crittenden Compromise
    Dred Scott decision
    1858 Lincoln-Douglas Senate debates (positions taken by both candidates)
    Advantages and disadvantages of Confederacy during Civil War
    Rich-poor controversy regarding conscription
    Emancipation Proclamation
    Wade-Davis Bill/veto by Lincoln
    Congressional responses to “southern recalcitrance”
    Measures taken by Congress to assist former slaves
    Johnson impeachment
    Factors for end of Reconstruction

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