University:
Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools
Course:
AP US History
Academic year:

2023
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160

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3
Author:

Carissa Thomas

Test #2: Period 3 and Period 4 (Through War of 1812) Format: 20 MCQs, 2 SAQs Period 3: 1754-1800 1. The French & Indian War or Seven Years War (1754-1763) a. Albany Plan of Union b. Treaty of Paris, 1763 c. Western Expansion i. Pontiac’s Rebellion ii. Proclamation of 1763 2. Taxation w/out Representation (1763-1774) a. New Taxes: i. Sugar Act ii. Stamp Act iii. Townshend Act iv. Tea Act v. Coercive Acts b. Colonial Reactions i. Stamp Act Congress ii. Continental Congress iii. Boycotts (homespun movement) iv. Boston Tea Party v. Sons of Liberty 3. Philosophical Foundations of the American Revolution a. Enlightenment Thought: i. John Locke ii. Jacques Rousseau iii. Montesquieu b. Common Sense by Thomas Paine c. Declaration of Independence 4. The American Revolution a. Who? i. Patriots ii. Loyalists iii. Neutral b. Battle of Trenton c. Battle of Saratoga d. Battle of Yorktown e. Generals i. George Washington ii. Marquis de Lafayette 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. iii. Rochambeau f. Turning Points g. Unlikely victory i. How does this happen? h. Treaty of Paris, 1783 The Influence of Revolutionary Ideals a. The Role of Women in the Revolution i. Republican Motherhood b. The Role of the Enslaved in the Revolution c. The Role The Articles of Confederation a. Unicameral Legislature b. Equal voting c. Northwest Ordinance d. Shays’ Rebellion e. Issues w/the Articles The Constitutional Convention & Debates Over Ratification a. Cause of the drafting of the Constitution b. Executive c. Legislative d. Judicial Branch e. Slavery f. Representation i. Virginia Plan ii. New Jersey Plan iii. Connecticut (Great) Compromise iv. 3/5ths Compromise g. Debates: i. Federalists 1. Federalist papers 2. Alexander Hamilton 3. James Madison 4. John Jay ii. Anti-Federalists 1. Thomas Jefferson The Constitution a. Review your packet Shaping a New Republic a. Federalists v. Democratic Republicans b. George Washington c. National Bank d. Proclamation of Neutrality e. Neutrality Act f. Citizen Genet Affair g. Jay’s Treaty h. Pinckney’s Treaty i. Whiskey Rebellion j. Battle of Fallen Timbers, 1794 k. Treaty of Greenville, 1795 l. George Washington’s Farewell Address m. John Adams n. XYZ Affair o. Quasi War p. Alien & Sedition Act q. Election of 1800 r. The Judiciary Act s. The Marshall Court t. John Marshall Period 4: 1800-1848 10.The Rise of Political Parties and the Era of Jefferson a. Thomas Jefferson b. Louisiana Purchase, 1803 i. Corps of Discovery c. Marbury v. Madison d. James Madison e. Tecumseh f. Battle of Tippecanoe, 1811 g. War of 1812 i. Causes ii. Hartford Convention iii. War Hawks iv. Battle of Lake Erie v. Battle of Baltimore vi. Battle of New Orleans vii. Burning of Washington viii. Treaty of Ghent ix. Outcomes We may get to more of Period 4 content than is listed here. I will let you know as we approach the test date.