Project 3With the vocabulary words provided for each unit, come up with at least 3 other singular words that give clues to help identify, describe, and/or explain the vocabulary word.
Word 1 - Needs to be very basic and apply to multiple things. Word 2 - More specific to help narrow down the word. Word 3 - A clear give away along with the first two words. (Ex. Vocabulary word = Thomas Jefferson: Word 1: Founding Father; Word 2: President, Word 3: Declaration) To follow up, provide a brief description (at least 5 words) of WHY you chose the singular words 1-3 to go with your vocabulary word for each vocabulary word. (Ex. Vocabulary word = Thomas Jefferson Word 1: Founding Father - Thomas Jefferson was a founding father Word 2: President - Thomas Jefferson became the 3rd president in 1800 Word 3: Declaration - Thomas Jefferson was the author of the Declaration of Independence) |
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Unit 1 - Worlds Collide
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Amerigo Vespucci
Bacon’s Rebellion Christopher Columbus conquistadors Exploration |
Henry VIII
Indentured Servant Jamestown John Rolfe |
John Smith
Martin Luther Mercantilism predestination |
Spanish Armada
Treaty of Tordesillas Virginia Company Walter Raleigh William and Mary |
Unit 2 - Adolescent Colonies
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Anne Hutchinson
Benjamin Franklin Carolinas Enlightenment Georgia |
Great Awakening
John Winthrop King Philip’s War Maryland |
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Mayflower Compact Navigation Acts New Netherlands |
Pequot War
Roger Williams Separatists Stono Rebellion |
Unit 3 - Seeds of Rebellion
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Albany Conference
Boston Massacre Boston Tea Party Coercive Acts French and Indian War |
George Washington
King George III Lexington and Concord Minutemen |
Paul Revere
Proclamation of 1763 Quartering Act Sons of Liberty |
Stamp Act
Sugar Act Townshend Acts Treaty of Paris (1763) |
Unit 4 - Revolutionary America
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Articles of Confederation
Battle of Brooklyn Battle of Bunker Hill Battle of Camden Battle of Cowpens Battle of Guilford Court House |
Battle of Kings Mountain
Battle of Saratoga Battle of Trenton Common Sense Constitutional Convention |
Declaration of Independence
Gen. Benedict Arnold Gen. Charles Cornwallis Gen. George Washington Northwest Ordinance |
Olive Branch Petition
Shay’s Rebellion Siege of Yorktown Treaty of Paris (1783) Valley Forge |
Unit 5 - The New Republic
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“Midnight Judges”
3/5s Compromise Alien and Sedition Act American System Battle of New Orleans Bill of Rights Bombing of Ft. McHenry Checks and Balances Constitution |
Democratic-Republicans
Election of 1800 Eli Whitney Embargo of 1807 Executive departments Federalists Federalists Papers Great Compromise |
Hamilton’s Economic Plan
Harford Convention Jay’s Treaty Lewis & Clark Louisiana Purchase Marbury v. Madison New Jersey Plan Proclamation of Neutrality |
Separation of Powers
Treaty of Ghent Virginia and Kentucky Resolution Virginia Plan War of 1812 Washington’s Farewell Address Whiskey Rebellion XYZ Affair |
Unit 6 - Expansion and Reform
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2nd Bank of the U.S.
2nd Great Awakening Abolition Andrew Jackson Battle of San Jacinto Battle of the Alamo California Gold Rush Compromise of 1820 Donner Party |
Dorothea Dix
Education Reform Election of 1824 Era of Good Feelings Gadsden Purchase Gibbons v. Ogden Hudson River School Indian Removal Act |
Manifest Destiny
McCulloch v. Maryland Mexican American War Mexican Cession Monroe Doctrine Mormons Nullification Crisis Oregon Territory |
Tariff of Abominations
Temperance Movement Texas Revolution Transcendentalism Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo Whigs Wilmot Proviso Women’s Movement |
Unit 7 - Crisis, Civil War and Reconstruction
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13th Amendment
14th Amendment 15th Amendment 54th Massachusetts regiment Anaconda Plan Appomattox Court House Atlanta Campaign Battle Ft. Sumter Battle of Antietam Battle of Bull Run Battle of Gettysburg |
Battle of Shiloh
Battle of the Monitor v. Merrimack Battle of Vicksburg Bleeding Kansas Caning of Charles Sumner Civil Rights Act of 1866 Civil War Compromise of 1850 Confederacy Dred Scott v Sandford Election of 1860 |
Election of 1876
Emancipation Proclamation Freedman’s Bureau Gen. Robert E. Lee Gen. Ulysses S. Grant John Brown Johnson’s Plan Kansas-Nebraska Act Ku Klux Klan Lincoln-Douglas Debates Lincoln’s Assassination Lincoln’s plan |
Military Reconstruction Plan
Overland Campaign Peninsula Campaign Radical Republicans Sectionalism Sherman’s March to the Sea Solid South Tenure of Office Act Total War Uncle Tom’s Cabin Underground Railroad |
Unit 8 - The Great West
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Battle of Little Bighorn
Bimetallism Buffalo Soldiers Cattle Drives Comstock Lode Cowboys |
Dawes Act
Election of 1896 Exodus of the Nez Perce Farmers’ Alliances Gold Standard Grange |
Homestead Act of 1862
Morrill Land Grant Act of 1862 Munn v. Illinois Omaha Platform Open Range Plight of Farmers |
Populism
Sand Creek Massacre Transcontinental Railroad Wabash v. Illinois Wounded Knee |
Unit 9 - Immigration and Industrialization
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Monopolies
Nativism Political Machines Unions Andrew Carnegie |
Ellis Island
Angel Island Boss Tweed Grover Cleveland J.P. Morgan |
John D. Rockefeller
Robber Barons Sherman Antitrust Act Social Darwinism Great Strike of 1877 |
Haymarket Affair 1886
Homestead Strike 1892 Pullman Strike Thomas Edison |
Unit 10 - The Progressive Era
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16th Amendment
17th Amendment 18th Amendment Booker T. Washington Election of 1912 |
Federal Reserve
Jim Crow Laws Muckrakers New Freedom Plessey v. Ferguson |
Progressive Party
Robert Lafollette Square Deal The Jungle Theodore Roosevelt |
Trust-busting
W.E.B. DuBois William Howard Taft Women’s Movement |
Unit 11 - The American Empire
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American Expeditionary Force
American Imperialism Hawaii Boxer Rebellion Cuban Revolution Espionage and Sedition Act |
H.M.S. Lusitania
Liberty/Victory Bonds Panama Canal Philippine Rebellion Red Scare Roosevelt Corollary |
Rough Riders
Schenck v. U.S. Social Darwinism Spanish-American War Theodore Roosevelt Treaty of Versailles |
U.S.S. Maine
Woodrow Wilson Yellow Journalism World War I Zimmerman Note |
Unit 12 - Prosperity and Depression
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1929
21st Amendment Bonus Army Dustbowl Election of 1932 Fire-side chats |
Flappers
Franklin D. Roosevelt Great Depression KKK Harlem Renaissance |
Herbert Hoover
Margaret Sanger New Deal Prohibition Red Scare |
Roaring Twenties
Sacco and Vanzetti Soup Kitchen Stock Market (1920s) Scopes Trial |
Unit 13 - World War II
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Adolf Hitler
Battle of Midway Battle of the Bulge Battle of Stalingrad Benito Mussolini Hiroshima |
Nagasaki
Fascism Franklin D. Roosevelt G.I. Bill Holocaust Island Hopping |
Japanese Internment
Joseph Stalin Lend-Lease Act Levittown, Penn Manhattan Project Munich Conference |
Nuremberg Trials
Operation Barbarossa Operation Overlord Pearl Harbor Premier Tojo World War II |
Unit 14 - Cold War Tensions
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Apollo Missions
Bay of Pigs Invasion Berlin Airlift Berlin Wall British Invasion Chinese Civil War Cold War |
Cuban Missile Crisis
Election of 1960 Federal Highway Act House Un-American Activities Committee John F. Kennedy Fidel Castro |
Israel
Korean War Marshall Plan McCarthyism Missile Race N.A.T.O |
Nikita Khrushchev
President Eisenhower Rock n’ Roll Space Race Sputnik United Nations |
Unit 15 - Conflicts and Resolutions
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Black Panthers
Brown v. Board of Education Civil Rights Movement Environmental Movement Great Society Ho Chi Minh |
Little Rock Nine
Lyndon B. Johnson Mai Lai Malcolm X March of Washington Martin Luther King Jr. |
Montgomery Bus Boycott
N.A.S.A Pentagon Papers Richard Nixon Robert F. Kennedy Roe v. Wade |
Tet Offensive
Vietnam War Warren Court Watergate Scandal Women’s Movement Woodstock |
Unit 16 - Modern America
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Affordable Care Act
Al-Qaeda Barak Obama Bill Clinton Donald Trump George H.W. Bush George W. Bush |
Gerald Ford
Great Recession Iran Hostage Crisis Iran-Contra Scandal Iraqi War Islamic State “ISIS" |
Jimmy Carter
Mikhail Gorbachev N.A.F.T.A Osama bin Laden Patriot Act Persian Gulf War |
Ronald Reagan
Saddam Hussein September 11, 2001 Tea Party Movement War of Terrorism Waco, TX |
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