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== Key Terms Through Reconstruction ==
 
== Key Terms Through Reconstruction ==
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American Indians Thomas Paine/Common Sense Utopian communities
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Meso-America Valley Forge Examples of Utopian groups
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Europe: Crusades Franco-American Alliance Women's Rights/Seneca Falls
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| American Indians
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Christopher Columbus Declaration of Independence Shakers
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| Thomas Paine/Common Sense
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Treaty of Tordesillas Articles of Confederation William Lloyd Garrison
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| Utopian communities
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John Cabot Treaty of Paris American Antislavery Society
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Ponce de Leon Newburgh Addresses (or Conspiracy) Horace Mann/Public Education
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| Meso-America
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Hernando Cortes Land Ordinance of 1785 Liberty Party
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| Valley Forge
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"St. Augustine, Florida" Northwest Ordinance of 1787 Mormon Church
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| Examples of Utopian groups
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"Santa Fe, New Mexico" Annapolis Convention Emerson and Thoreau
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League of Iroquois Shay's Rebellion Commonwealth v. Hunt
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Sir Humphrey Gilbert Constitutional Convention of 1787 Seventh Day Adventist Church
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"Roanoke Island (""Lost Colony"")" Virginia Plan Elizabeth Blackwell
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Spanish Florida New Jersey Plan Oregon Trail
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Spanish Armada Connecticut Plan Texas secedes from Mexico
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Samuel de Champlain bill of attainder Gag rule
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Virginia Company Federalist Papers John Tyler
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Jamestown (Virginia) bicameral legislature Elijah Lovejoy
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economic system of Jamestown President George Washington Webster-Ashburton Treaty
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"""Starving time""" Judiciary Act of 1789 James Polk
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Henry Hudson full ratification of Constitution Manifest Destiny
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House of Burgesses Hamilton's report on the public credit Texas enters Union
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"Jamestown's ""cash crop""" Hamilton's report on manufacturers Slidell Mission
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First slaves First Bank of the United States Oregon Treaty
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Plymouth Bay Colony Bill of Rights Wilmot Proviso
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Mayflower Compact cotton gin Iowa enters Union
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"economic system of Plymouth, Mass." federal assumption of state debts Mexican War
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difference between English & Spanish Washington's Neutrality Proclamation """Spot Resolutions"""
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Powhatan Confederacy Citizen Genet Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
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Mercantilism Jay's Treaty Barnburners
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Royal Colony """Executive Privilege"" of President" Zachary Taylor
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Charter Colony Chisholm v. Georgia Gold in California
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Joint-Stock Colony Whiskey Rebellion Millard Fillmore
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Proprietary Colony Pinckney's Treaty Compromise of 1850
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Massachusetts Bay Company Washington's Farewell Address Fugitive Slave Act
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Puritans Quids Minnesota and Oregon join US
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Puritans compared to Pilgrims John Adams Economy of South in 1850s
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Great Migration XYZ Affair Clayton-Bulwer Treaty
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Virginia as Royal Colony Alien and Sedition Acts Clipper ships
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Maryland Virginia and Kentucky Resolves German and Irish immigration
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Connecticut Undeclared naval war with France Perry/Japan
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Rhode Island "Adam's ""midnight judges""" Ostend Manifesto
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Pequot War """Revolution of 1800""" Transatlantic cable/telegraph
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Colonies settled 1607-39 Thomas Jefferson """Uncle Tom's Cabin"""
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Congregational Church Tripoli War Know-Nothing (American) Party
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Anne Hutchinson John Marshall Franklin Pierce
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Roger Williams Marbury v. Madison Kansas-Nebraska Act
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United Colonies of New England Lewis and Clark Republican Party
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Toleration Act of 1649 Burr-Hamilton Duel early leaders of Republican Party
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Fundamental Orders of Connecticut British Orders in Council Ostend Manifesto
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Religious Persecution in Mass. Chesapeake Affair (Leopard) """Bleeding Kansas"""
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New Amsterdam Embargo Act John Brown's attack
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New Jersey Nonintercourse Act Brooks-Sumner incident
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Carolina Harrison at Tippecanoe Creek James Buchanan
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King Philip's War James Madison Panic of 1857
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Bacon's Rebellion "British burn Washington, D.C." Dred Scott v. Sanford
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Pennsylvania Star-Spangled Banner Lecompton Constitution
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Quaker beliefs Treaty of Ghent Lincoln-Douglas Debates
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Colonies with most religious freedom Hartford Convention "Freeport Doctrine (Freeport, IL)"
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Charter of Liberties Battle of New Orleans John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry
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Dominion of New England Bonus Bill 1860 Repub. Platform
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Glorious Revolution in England James Monroe Abraham Lincoln
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Delaware Rush-Bagot Agreement Copperheads
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Georgia Fulton's steamboat The Confederate States of America
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Middle Colonies Fletcher v. Peck Fort Sumter
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Founding of colleges in colonies Cumberland (National) Road Trent Affair
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Halfway Covenant Protective Tariff Confiscation Act
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Triangular trade Second Bank of the U.S. Emancipation Proclamation
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Salem Witchcraft Trials John Jacob Astor Clara Barton
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Scotch Irish Erie Canal Sherman's march through Georgia
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Great Awakening Tecumseh Absentee Voting
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Jonathan Edwards """Era of Good Feelings""" Southern Disunion
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George Whitefield Florida Homestead Act
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John Peter Zenger Case Dartmouth College v. Woodward Pacific Railway Act
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Stono Rebellion McCullough v. Maryland Morrill Land Grant Act
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King William's War Adams-Onis Treaty Procl. of Amnesty and Reconstr.
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Queen Anne's War Tallmadge Amendment Sioux Wars
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"""Salutary Neglect""" Missouri Compromise Wade-Davis Bill
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King George's War Cohens v. Virginia Freedmen's Bureau
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Albany Congress Denmark Vesey Appomattox Court House
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Albany Plan of Union Monroe Doctrine Andrew Johnson
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French and Indian War John Marshall "13th, 14th, 15th Amendments"
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Treaty of Paris caucus Black Codes
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George III John Quincy Adams Civil Rights Act
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Colonial economy in 1763 Andrew Jackson carpetbaggers
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Pontiac's Rebellion Whigs Ku Klux Klan
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Louisiana territory Tariff of Abominations Burlingame Treaty
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British Proclamation of 1763 South Carolina Exposition and Protest Military Reconstruction Act
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Sugar Act Jackson's attitude towards Calhoun Tenure of Office Act
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Currency Act Maysville Road Veto Command of the Army Act
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Stamp Act Indian Removal Impeachment of Johnson
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Stamp Act Crisis Tom Thumb Ulysses S. Grant
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Stamp Act Congress Peggy Eaton Affair Gilded Age
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Quartering Act Cherokee Nation v. Georgia Fisk-Gould Scandal
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Sons of Liberty Antimasonic Party """Boss"" Tweed"
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Declaratory Act S.C. Ordinance of Nullification Force Act
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Townshend Duties Compromise Tariff Amnesty Act
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Boston Massacre Force Bill Credit Mobilier scandal
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Gaspee incident Whig Party """Salary Grab"" Act"
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Committees of Correspondence Whig supporters """Crime of '73"""
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Tea Act Martin Van Buren Greenback Party
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Boston Tea Party Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge Women's Christian Temperance Union
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Intolerable (Coercive) Acts """Trail of Tears""" Wounded Knee massacre
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First Continental Congress William Henry Harrison Whiskey Ring
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Second Continental Congress Nat Turner Rutherford B. Hayes
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Benjamin Franklin's achievements Lowell System Compromise of 1877
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Colonial population Reform Movements Baseball
      
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