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55 frequently tested concepts for the AP test (pls study this helps </3)

the time periods attached are large because it's going in the order of time periods on my paper

A couple definitions seem cut off / are worded a bit wonky because there's a character limit of 150 (not a lot)

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Relacionar Columnas 55 frequently tested APUSH conceptsVersión en línea 55 frequently tested concepts for the AP test (pls study this helps </3) the time periods attached are large because it's going in the order of time periods on my paper A couple definitions seem cut off / are worded a bit wonky because there's a character limit of 150 (not a lot) por nicholas 1 Tariff of Abominations (1800 - 1843) 2 Boston Massacre (1754 - 1800) 3 Joint Stock Companies (1491 - 1607) 4 Triangular trade (1607 - 1754) 5 Cult of Domesticity (1800 - 1843) 6 Mercantilism (1607 - 1754) 7 Order of Colonization of Colonies (1607 - 1754) 8 Checks & Balances (1754 - 1800) 9 Roanoke (1491 - 1607) 10 Embargo Act (1800 - 1843) 11 Cash Crops (1607 - 1754) 12 Bill of Rights (1754 - 1800) 13 Declaration of Independence (1754 - 1800) 14 War of 1812 15 Hartford Convention (1800 - 1843) 16 Boston Tea Party (1754 - 1800) 17 Monroe Doctrine (1800 - 1843) 18 Sons of Liberty (1754 - 1800) 19 The Constitution (1754 - 1800) 20 Asiento System (1491 - 1607) 21 Pueblo Indians (1491 - 1607) 22 Encomienda System (1491 - 1607) 23 House of Burgesses (1607 - 1754) Crops grown for profit, not food, sugar was the main crop grown, sugar became a primary crop after European arrival. This was farmed through labor Enacted by Pres. James Monroe in 12/1823, warning European nations that the US wouldn't tolerate further colonization or puppet monarchs Spanish slavery system, the foundation for slavery in America, forerunner of the Triangular Trade System, brought tons of slaves into the New world Granted the Federal Gov great power, many argued it granted too much power, referred directly to the 1st 10 amendments, The Spanish gov established this system in the Americas to divide up the American Indian labor force, designed to regulate & control Indians The first form of legislative power to appear in the colonies, made in 1642, established by the Virginia Company, administered and aided the colonists After the end of the Revolutionary War, the US re-entered war w/ Britain, stemmed from frustration & US ships seized by the British, America still won Political framework that separates power into a 3-way system, preventing 1 portion of gov from gaining power over the other, keep eachother in check A type of venture where any man with the resources to invest may purchase stock in a certain company. Dispute between colonist settlers & British soldiers, several Americans were killed. Considered to be the 1st step to the Revolutionary War (1770) (1586) English settlers led by Walter Raleigh set out to establish an early colony in the US, landing on ___ island. A fear and danger of colonization The Native Americans of the present day southwestern region, they were invaded by Juan de Onate, & their resistance led to terror. The order from oldest to youngest the colonies were settled, going from Virginia to Georgia. Each colony founded for dif cash crops & challenges Put into law by Thomas Jefferson in 1807, prohibiting American ships from trading in all foreign ports, decimated the economies of port cities Passed by Andrew Jackson to protect the US economy from cheap English goods, this tariff only protected the North, forcing the South to trade w/ them Group of colonists, unhappy w/ practices of the British Crown. Notable men were Samuel Adams, John Hancock, & Paul Revere. Carried out the Revolution. Established the 3-branch system that the US gov depends on, instituted a Congress compromised of the House of Representatives & the Senate, The route trade ships took from Africa, to the New World, & back to Europe. These ships would pick up shipments of cash crops to sell back to Europe Dominant economic theory in Europe, argues that trades generates wealth, anything produced in the colony was to be shipped & sold in the home country Led to American Revolution, started as a protest to the Parliaments tea act of 1773. Men disguised themselves as Mohawk Indians & tossed tea in harbor Document claiming men were born equal, guaranteed the right to life, liberty, & happiness. Denounced Parliament for treatment of Colonies A series of meetings from 12/15/1814 - 1/5/1815 in Hartford, Connecticut. The Federalist party discussed their grievances concerning the War of 1812 A social ideology that characterized women as less than men, influenced the ratification of social customs that imply women only care for the house 1 Wilson's 14 points (1890 - 1945) 2 Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890 3 Great Depression (1890 - 1945) 4 Fugitive Slave Act (1844 - 1877) 5 Horizontal Integration (1865 - 1898) 6 JP Morgan , John D. Rockefeller, & Andrew Carnegie (1865 - 1898) 7 Marbury v. Madison (1800 - 1843) 8 The Missouri Compromise (1844 - 1877) 9 The Surrender at Appomattox Court House (1844 - 1877) 10 Manhattan Project (1890 - 1945) 11 Gilded Age (1865 - 1898) 12 Postdam Conference (1890 - 1945) 13 Laissez - Faire Economics (1865 - 1898) 14 The New South (1865 - 1898) 15 Transcontinental Railroad (1890 - 1945) 16 Vertical Integration (1865 - 1898) 17 Roosevelt Corollary (1890 - 1945) 18 Emancipation Proclamation (1844 - 1877) 19 "Speak Softly, & Carry a Big Stick" (1890 - 1945) 20 Kansas - Nebraska Act (1844 - 1877) Set post WWll terms for Germany, choosing their fate, created the Allied Council, and demanded Japan's unconditional surrender, Famous legislation served as an addendum to the Monroe Doctrine, declared that the US would exercise to keep European power out of any intervention The attempt to modernize the South's economy & diversify southern agriculture by adding new industries, investments, construction, & trading methods The 1st federal action designed to thwart monopolies, grown to be too powerful & influential. outlawed both formal cartels designed to bust trusts Outlined US goals for WWl peace, promoting free trade, open seas, & the League of Nations to shape global diplomacy Business strategy by Rockefeller, when one entity controls the entire process of a product from raw materials to distribution, taking full control The men who built America, one was a influential banker, one established the Standard Oil Company, & the other was a industrialist / philanthropist Period of 1870-1890, name derived from Mark Twain, which satirizes greed & political corruption in Post-Civil War America, economic growth became fast The most influential economic theory to arise from the Gilded Age, emphasized a free market that'd produce efficient solutions to economic issues Decreed by Abraham Lincoln, this freed all slaves in rebelling states during the Civil War, purpose of this was to render the eradication of slavery Had a integral role in forcing the nation into Civil War. Passed as a means of preserving the balance of power in Congress between slave & free states Passed on 9/18/1850, requiring that fugitive slaves be returned to their owners, even if they were in a free state, fed gov had to find them Business strategy employed by John D Rockefeller, an act of joining with one's competitors to create a monopoly, an economic / financial cannibalism Physical manifestation of the American dream of Manifest Destiny, stretched from SF & Iowa to the Atlantic Ocean, played a role in rapid modernization Scientific project ran by the US to create the 1st atomic weapon, strongest atomic weapons in history, weapons were known as Little Boy & Fat Man (1854) Gave popular sovereignty to states, meaning that settlers of a territory / state were able to decide if slavery would be allowed in their state The 1st time the US supreme court declared an act of Congress as unconstitutional. Will Marbury sued James Madison in order to obtain his commission Worst economic crisis of the 1930s,stemmed from financial instability,monetary contraction,debt deflation,the gold standard,&maldistribution of wealth Last battle of the Civil War, fought on 4/9/1865, sealing the Union's victory, Gen Robert E. Lee surrendered to Gen Ulysses S. Grant, 2 hour meeting Accurately summarizes Roosevelt's approach to foreign policy during his presidency, stems from Roosevelt's calm approach deliberation & negotiations 1 Articles of Confederation (1777 - 1789) 2 The Kent State Massacre (1945 - 1980) 3 Fall of the Berlin Wall (1980 - present day) 4 Bay of Pigs (1945 - 1980) 5 Domino Theory (1980 - present day) 6 Cuban Missile Crisis (1945 - 1980) 7 Affordable Care Act (1980 - present day) 8 Détente (1980 - present day) 9 Northwest Ordinance (1787) 10 Attacks of September 11, 2001 11 Red Scare (1945 - 1980) 12 Scopes Monkey Trial (1945 - 1980) The 1st instance of religion vs science in the US public education system. Began when a sub bio teacher taught evolution in a Tennessee high school A failed 1961 US backed invasion of Cuba aimed at overthrowing Fidel Castro's Soviet-aligned government Established a league of friendships among the 13 states, gave the central gov limited power, established the Northwest ordinance Concept dominating US legislation & the national consciousness, the belief that if 1 country fell to communism, then surrounding nations follow Passed in 2010, this act demanded that households w/ incomes above 250k to pay higher taxes to bring health care reform. On 11/9/1989, the USSR began dismantling the Wall to a crowd of happy citizens reuniting w/ the city's other half, this happened after 40 yrs of war 9/11/2001, 19 members of the Islamic extremist group al Qaeda hijacked 4 planes & carried out suicide attacks against the World Trade Center Period of mass paranoia, Senator Joseph McCarthy used FBI & CIA to spy on organizations & figures he deemed sympathetic to the communist cause Established framework for governing the Northwest territory & admitting new states to the union, listed a bill of rights 4 students protesting the Vietnam War at Kent State University were shot and killed by the National Guard, shows deep cultural & generational division Marked the height of tension during the Cold War, the US strategically aimed its own nuclear arsenal in Turkey & Italy toward Moscow The US attempted to strategically unravel the Soviet Union while easing tension between the 2 superpowers, efforts from both reduced ballistic arsenal

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Tariff of Abominations (1800 - 1843)

Boston Massacre (1754 - 1800)

Joint Stock Companies (1491 - 1607)

Triangular trade (1607 - 1754)

Cult of Domesticity (1800 - 1843)

Mercantilism (1607 - 1754)

Order of Colonization of Colonies (1607 - 1754)

Checks & Balances (1754 - 1800)

Roanoke (1491 - 1607)

Embargo Act (1800 - 1843)

Cash Crops (1607 - 1754)

Bill of Rights (1754 - 1800)

Declaration of Independence (1754 - 1800)

War of 1812

Hartford Convention (1800 - 1843)

Boston Tea Party (1754 - 1800)

Monroe Doctrine (1800 - 1843)

Sons of Liberty (1754 - 1800)

The Constitution (1754 - 1800)

Asiento System (1491 - 1607)

Pueblo Indians (1491 - 1607)

Encomienda System (1491 - 1607)

House of Burgesses (1607 - 1754)

Wilson's 14 points (1890 - 1945)

Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890

Great Depression (1890 - 1945)

Fugitive Slave Act (1844 - 1877)

Horizontal Integration (1865 - 1898)

JP Morgan , John D. Rockefeller, & Andrew Carnegie (1865 - 1898)

Marbury v. Madison (1800 - 1843)

The Missouri Compromise (1844 - 1877)

The Surrender at Appomattox Court House (1844 - 1877)

Manhattan Project (1890 - 1945)

Gilded Age (1865 - 1898)

Postdam Conference (1890 - 1945)

Laissez - Faire Economics (1865 - 1898)

The New South (1865 - 1898)

Transcontinental Railroad (1890 - 1945)

Vertical Integration (1865 - 1898)

Roosevelt Corollary (1890 - 1945)

Emancipation Proclamation (1844 - 1877)

"Speak Softly, & Carry a Big Stick" (1890 - 1945)

Kansas - Nebraska Act (1844 - 1877)

Articles of Confederation (1777 - 1789)

The Kent State Massacre (1945 - 1980)

Fall of the Berlin Wall (1980 - present day)

Bay of Pigs (1945 - 1980)

Domino Theory (1980 - present day)

Cuban Missile Crisis (1945 - 1980)

Affordable Care Act (1980 - present day)

Détente (1980 - present day)

Northwest Ordinance (1787)

Attacks of September 11, 2001

Red Scare (1945 - 1980)

Scopes Monkey Trial (1945 - 1980)