Are you ready for the U.S. History EOCT?

By Katie Valeika

Colonial America

The Revolutionary

War Era

From Revolution to Civil War and

Reconstruction

The Progressive Era

through World War I

The Great Depression

and World War II

The Modern Era

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This uprising was a response to Virginia governor Berkley’s failure to respond to recent

American Indian attacks on frontier settlements

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This journey was a grueling, torturous one for captured Africans brought to the

United States as slaves

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This person invented the U.S. postal system

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This phenomenon was characterized by a burst of evangelical events

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This 1675-76 war saw the destruction of nearly half of New England’s towns and cities

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This 1763 treaty laid the groundwork for the Revolutionary War

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This 1765 piece of British legislation called for taxation on all printed colonial materials and

outraged many colonists

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This 1781 battle was a decisive victory for the colonists, led by General Washington

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This group of people argued for the adoption of the Bill of Rights

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This 1794 revolt over a federal tax challenged the power of the federal government and led

to the creation of new political parties

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This decision by Jefferson solidified the United States as a naval and trading power

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This policy stated that further European colonization of the Western Hemisphere would be considered acts of aggression

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The desire for expansion into the Northwest Territory, furor over Britain’s continuing trade

restrictions, and the impressment of American merchant sailors led to this event

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All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof,

are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.

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The South had few factories capable of making weapons and ammunition, was more,

dependent on imported manufactured goods, had fewer miles of railroad than the North,

and even grew less food than the North.Home

A period of social activism and reform that flourished from the 1890s to the 1920s

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Journalists who exposed waste, corruption, and scandal in the highly influential new medium

of national magazinesHome

Were often detrimental to consumers because it limited the choice of products and allowed

producers to increase pricesHome

Abuses by businesses in which of the following industries led to the passage of the Interstate

Commerce Act?Home

The United States became involved in World War I to defend this

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The main reason United States advocated the Open Door Policy

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One reason for the collapse of the stock market in 1929

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This group of people in the United States was most strongly opposed to the Treaty of

VersaillesHome

The acquisition of the Panama Canal is an example of this

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Created by the Allies to give the nations of the world a place where they could come and

discuss their differences peacefullyHome

Most of the major crises since the late 1950s between the United States

and Cuba involved thisHome

To prevent the spread of communism in Western Europe, the United States helped create this

organizationHome

This technological advance hashad the biggest impact on education

in the United StatesHome

The United States responded to the Soviet Union’s attempt to gain control by

West Berlin with this Home

The Feminist Movement benefited the most from this legislation

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