2. Louisiana Purchase 3. Lewis and Clark expedition 4. Francis Scott Key ( Battle of Fort McHenry) 5. President Monroe (“ Era of Good Feeling”) 6. The Monroe Doctrine 7. Sectionalism 8. Tariff of 1828 9. President Jackson’s popularity 10. President Jackson’s “spoils system” 11. President Jackson’s Kitchen Cabinet 12. Jackson and poor white men 13. The Indian Removal Act 14. Westward expansion (transportation) 15. Samuel Morse 16. Texas in 1821 17. Manifest Destiny 18. President Polk’s land acquisitions 19. Gadsden purchase 20. The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo 21. The Oregon Territory 22. California’s population explosion 23. Define sectionalism 24. Slavery 25. Slaves legal status 26. King cotton 27. Slave labor 28. Abolitionists 29. Harriet Tubman 30. The Missouri Compromise 31. Frederick Douglass 32. The Compromise of 1850 33. The Kansas-Nebraska Act 34. Abraham Lincoln- ‘a house divided against itself cannot last half free and half slave 35. Secede or Secession 36. President Jefferson Davis 37. The Union 38. Southern Advantages 39. The Conda Plan 40. The 54th Massachusetts Regiment 41. The Emancipation Proclamation 42. General Ulysses S. Grant 43. The Battle of Gettysburg 44. John Wilkes Booth 45. Issues settled by the Civil War 46. The Reconstruction Program 47. The Freedmen’s Bureau 48. The Radical Republicans vs. President Johnson 49. The Black Codes 50. The 14th Amendment 51. The 15th Amendment 52. Sharecropping 53. Carpetbaggers 54. President Johnson’s impeachment 55. Jim Crow laws 56. Poll Taxes and Literacy Tests 57. The KKK 58. Buffalo hunters 59. Native Americans of the frontier 60. Reservations
Essay Topics
1. Causes and consequences of the War of 1812
2. President Jackson’s Democratic reforms and failures 3. The issue of slavery: North vs. South 4. Union and Confederate advantages in the Civil War 5. The rights of African Americans during Reconstruction Era 6. Frontier life