Period Four: 1800-1848
Assigned Readings:
Out of Many: Chapters 9-14
*Complete reading guides 4.1-4.5
Optional Readings:
AMSCO: Chapters 7-11
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 7
Louisiana Purchase
Lewis and Clark expedition
Judicial review; Marbury v.
Madison
Barbary pirates
Impressment
Embargo Act of 1807
Nonintercourse Act (1809)/Macon’s Bill No. 2 (1810)
Techumseh/Battle of Tippecanoe
War hawks/War of1812/Battle of New Orleans
Hartford Convention (1814)
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 8
Era of Good Feelings
Sectionalism/Nationalism
American System/ Protective tariff/Second Bank of the
United States
Panic of 1819
McCullogh v. Maryland/Gibbons v. Ogden
Missouri Compromise (1820)
Rush-Bagot Agreement (1817)/Florida Purchase Treaty (1819)
Monroe Doctrine (1823)
National Road/Erie Canal
Robert Fulton; steamboats/Eli Whitney; interchangeable parts; cotton gin
Factory system/Lowell System; textile mills
Industrialization/Specialization
Market revolution
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 9
Industrial Revolution
Urbanization; urban life
Immigration/Irish; potato famine/Germans
Nativists/American Party
“Peculiar institution”
Denmark Vesey; Nat Turner
Slave codes
Planters/Poor whites
The frontier/Mountain men
Native American removal
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 10
Common man/Universal male suffrage
Party nominating convention/King Caucus/Anti-Masonic Party
“Corrupt bargain”
“Tariff of Abominations”
Revolution of 1828
Spoils system/Rotation in office
Peggy Eaton affair
Indian Removal Act (1830)/Cherokee Nation v. Georgia/Worchester v. Georgia/Trailof Tears
States’ rights/Nullification crisis/Webster-Hayne
Debate/Proclamation to the People of South Carolina
Pet banks/Specie Circular/Panic of 1837
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 11
Second Great Awakening/Revivalism/Millennialism
Romantic Movement
Transcendentalists/ Henry David Thoreau; “On Civil Disobedience”
Utopian communities/Shakers/Robert Owen; New Harmony/Oneida community
Hudson River School
Temperance; American Temperance Society
Asylum movement; Dorothea Dix
Penitentiaries; Auburn System
Horace Mann; public school movement
Seneca Falls Convention/Elizabeth Cady Stanton/Susan B. Anthony
American Colonization Society
Abolitionism/William Lloyd Garrison/The Liberator/Liberty Party/Frederick Douglass/The North Star
Harriet Tubman
Sojourner Truth
Nat Turner
Additional Resources:
Out of Many: Chapters 9-14
*Complete reading guides 4.1-4.5
Optional Readings:
AMSCO: Chapters 7-11
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 7
Louisiana Purchase
Lewis and Clark expedition
Judicial review; Marbury v.
Madison
Barbary pirates
Impressment
Embargo Act of 1807
Nonintercourse Act (1809)/Macon’s Bill No. 2 (1810)
Techumseh/Battle of Tippecanoe
War hawks/War of1812/Battle of New Orleans
Hartford Convention (1814)
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 8
Era of Good Feelings
Sectionalism/Nationalism
American System/ Protective tariff/Second Bank of the
United States
Panic of 1819
McCullogh v. Maryland/Gibbons v. Ogden
Missouri Compromise (1820)
Rush-Bagot Agreement (1817)/Florida Purchase Treaty (1819)
Monroe Doctrine (1823)
National Road/Erie Canal
Robert Fulton; steamboats/Eli Whitney; interchangeable parts; cotton gin
Factory system/Lowell System; textile mills
Industrialization/Specialization
Market revolution
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 9
Industrial Revolution
Urbanization; urban life
Immigration/Irish; potato famine/Germans
Nativists/American Party
“Peculiar institution”
Denmark Vesey; Nat Turner
Slave codes
Planters/Poor whites
The frontier/Mountain men
Native American removal
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 10
Common man/Universal male suffrage
Party nominating convention/King Caucus/Anti-Masonic Party
“Corrupt bargain”
“Tariff of Abominations”
Revolution of 1828
Spoils system/Rotation in office
Peggy Eaton affair
Indian Removal Act (1830)/Cherokee Nation v. Georgia/Worchester v. Georgia/Trailof Tears
States’ rights/Nullification crisis/Webster-Hayne
Debate/Proclamation to the People of South Carolina
Pet banks/Specie Circular/Panic of 1837
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 11
Second Great Awakening/Revivalism/Millennialism
Romantic Movement
Transcendentalists/ Henry David Thoreau; “On Civil Disobedience”
Utopian communities/Shakers/Robert Owen; New Harmony/Oneida community
Hudson River School
Temperance; American Temperance Society
Asylum movement; Dorothea Dix
Penitentiaries; Auburn System
Horace Mann; public school movement
Seneca Falls Convention/Elizabeth Cady Stanton/Susan B. Anthony
American Colonization Society
Abolitionism/William Lloyd Garrison/The Liberator/Liberty Party/Frederick Douglass/The North Star
Harriet Tubman
Sojourner Truth
Nat Turner
Additional Resources:
- Period 4 Playlist- 48 videos!
- Radio Lab Presents: More Perfect - Kittens Kick The Giggly Blue Robot All Summer episode (About Marbury v. Madison)
| guided_reading_4.1.pdf |
| guided_reading_4.2.pdf |
| guided_reading_4.3.pdf |
| guided_reading_4.4.pdf |
| guided_reading_4.5.pdf |
| period_4_key_concepts.pdf |
Period Five: 1848-1877
Assigned Readings:
Out of Many: Chapters 14-17
*Complete reading guides 5.1-5.4
Optional Readings:
AMSCO: Chapters 12-15
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 12
Manifest Destiny
Alamo
Webster-Ashburton Treaty (1842)
Oregon Territory; “Fifty-four Forty or Fight!”
Mexican War (1846-1847)/Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Mexican Cession/Wilmot Proviso
Ostend Manifesto
Gadsden Purchase
Overland trails/Mining frontier/ Farming frontier/
Urban frontier
Gold rush
Railroads; federal land grants
Matthew C. Perry; Japan
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 13
Free Soil movement; Free Soil Party
Compromise of 1850/Popular sovereignty/Fugitive Slave Law
Harriet Beecher Stowe; Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Impending Crisis of the South/Sociology of the South
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Know-Nothing Party
Republican Party
Bleeding Kansas
Sumner-Brooks incident
Lecompton Constitution
Dred Scott v. Sandford
House-divided speech/Freeport Doctrine
Harpers Ferry raid
Election of 1860
Crittenden Compromise
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 14
Fort Sumter
Border States
Confederate States of America
Anaconda Plan
Antietam/Fredericksburg
Emancipation Proclamation
Thirteenth Amendment
Gettysburg
Sherman’s March
Copperheads
Ex Parte Milligan
Draft riots
Greenbacks
Homestead Act/Morrill Land Grant Act/Pacific Railway Act
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 15
Presidential Reconstruction/Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction; Wade-Davis Bill
Freedmen’s Bureau
Black Codes
Congressional Reconstruction
Radical Republicans
Fourteenth Amendment/Equal protection of the laws/Due process of law
Reconstruction Acts
Fifteenth Amendment
Scalawags/Carpetbaggers
Sharecropping
Patronage
Credit Mobilier
William Boss Tweed
Panic of 1873
Redeemers
Ku Klux Klan
Compromise of 1877
Additional Resources:
Out of Many: Chapters 14-17
*Complete reading guides 5.1-5.4
Optional Readings:
AMSCO: Chapters 12-15
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 12
Manifest Destiny
Alamo
Webster-Ashburton Treaty (1842)
Oregon Territory; “Fifty-four Forty or Fight!”
Mexican War (1846-1847)/Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Mexican Cession/Wilmot Proviso
Ostend Manifesto
Gadsden Purchase
Overland trails/Mining frontier/ Farming frontier/
Urban frontier
Gold rush
Railroads; federal land grants
Matthew C. Perry; Japan
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 13
Free Soil movement; Free Soil Party
Compromise of 1850/Popular sovereignty/Fugitive Slave Law
Harriet Beecher Stowe; Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Impending Crisis of the South/Sociology of the South
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Know-Nothing Party
Republican Party
Bleeding Kansas
Sumner-Brooks incident
Lecompton Constitution
Dred Scott v. Sandford
House-divided speech/Freeport Doctrine
Harpers Ferry raid
Election of 1860
Crittenden Compromise
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 14
Fort Sumter
Border States
Confederate States of America
Anaconda Plan
Antietam/Fredericksburg
Emancipation Proclamation
Thirteenth Amendment
Gettysburg
Sherman’s March
Copperheads
Ex Parte Milligan
Draft riots
Greenbacks
Homestead Act/Morrill Land Grant Act/Pacific Railway Act
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 15
Presidential Reconstruction/Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction; Wade-Davis Bill
Freedmen’s Bureau
Black Codes
Congressional Reconstruction
Radical Republicans
Fourteenth Amendment/Equal protection of the laws/Due process of law
Reconstruction Acts
Fifteenth Amendment
Scalawags/Carpetbaggers
Sharecropping
Patronage
Credit Mobilier
William Boss Tweed
Panic of 1873
Redeemers
Ku Klux Klan
Compromise of 1877
Additional Resources:
- Period 5 Playlist- 34 videos!
- Reconstruction- Aftershock: Beyond the Civil War (from the History Channel)
| guided_reading_5.1.pdf |
| guided_reading_5.2.pdf |
| guided_reading_5.3.pdf |
| period_5.4_guided_reading.pdf |
| period_5_key_concepts.pdf |
Period Six: 1865-1898
Assigned Readings:
Out of Many: Chapters 18-19
*Complete reading guides 6.1-6.4
Optional Readings:
AMSCO: Chapters 16-19
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 16
Chapter 15 (pgs. 430-440), 16, 19 (pgs. 535-539)
Frederick Jackson Turner; frontier thesis
Indian wars/Assimilationists/Dawes Severalty Act/Ghost Dance movement
New South
Crop lien system
Plessy v. Ferguson
Jim Crow laws/Grandfather Clause/Poll tax/Literacy test
Commercial farming
National Grange movement/Cooperatives/Granger laws
Interstate Commerce Act
Farmers’ alliances/National Alliance/Ocala Platform
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 17
Transcontinental railroads
Panic of 1893
Second Industrial Revolution/Bessemer process
Vertical integration/Horizontal integration
Protestant work ethic
Sherman Antitrust Act
Social Darwinism
Andrew Carnegie/Gospel of wealth
White-collar workers/Middle class
Iron law of wages
Scab/Lockout/Blacklist/Yellow-dog contract/Injunction
Knights of Labor/American Federation of Labor/Samuel Gompers
Homestead Strike
Pullman Strike/Eugene V. Debs/In re Debs
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 18
Old immigrants/New immigrants
Chinese Exclusion Act
Ellis Island
Urbanization/Ethnic neighborhoods/Tenements/
Suburbs
Political machine/Party boss
Progress and Poverty/Looking Backward
Settlement house/Jane Addams
Social Gospel movement
W. E. B. DuBois
Mark Twain
Ashcan School
Frank Lloyd Wright
Jazz/Ragtime
William Randolph Hearst
Melting pot
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 19
Gilded Age
Solid South
Stalwarts/Halfbreeds/Mugwumps/Pendleton Act
Greenback Party
Billion-dollar Congress
Sherman Silver Purchase Act
Populist Party/Omaha Platform
Panic of 1893/Coxey’s Army
William Jennings Bryan/Cross of Gold
Additional Resources:
Out of Many: Chapters 18-19
*Complete reading guides 6.1-6.4
Optional Readings:
AMSCO: Chapters 16-19
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 16
Chapter 15 (pgs. 430-440), 16, 19 (pgs. 535-539)
Frederick Jackson Turner; frontier thesis
Indian wars/Assimilationists/Dawes Severalty Act/Ghost Dance movement
New South
Crop lien system
Plessy v. Ferguson
Jim Crow laws/Grandfather Clause/Poll tax/Literacy test
Commercial farming
National Grange movement/Cooperatives/Granger laws
Interstate Commerce Act
Farmers’ alliances/National Alliance/Ocala Platform
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 17
Transcontinental railroads
Panic of 1893
Second Industrial Revolution/Bessemer process
Vertical integration/Horizontal integration
Protestant work ethic
Sherman Antitrust Act
Social Darwinism
Andrew Carnegie/Gospel of wealth
White-collar workers/Middle class
Iron law of wages
Scab/Lockout/Blacklist/Yellow-dog contract/Injunction
Knights of Labor/American Federation of Labor/Samuel Gompers
Homestead Strike
Pullman Strike/Eugene V. Debs/In re Debs
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 18
Old immigrants/New immigrants
Chinese Exclusion Act
Ellis Island
Urbanization/Ethnic neighborhoods/Tenements/
Suburbs
Political machine/Party boss
Progress and Poverty/Looking Backward
Settlement house/Jane Addams
Social Gospel movement
W. E. B. DuBois
Mark Twain
Ashcan School
Frank Lloyd Wright
Jazz/Ragtime
William Randolph Hearst
Melting pot
Identifies: AMSCO Chapter 19
Gilded Age
Solid South
Stalwarts/Halfbreeds/Mugwumps/Pendleton Act
Greenback Party
Billion-dollar Congress
Sherman Silver Purchase Act
Populist Party/Omaha Platform
Panic of 1893/Coxey’s Army
William Jennings Bryan/Cross of Gold
Additional Resources:
- Period 6 Playlist- 29 videos!
| guided_reading_6.1.pdf |
| guided_reading_6.2.pdf |
| guided_reading_6.3.pdf |
| guided_reading_6.4.pdf |
| period_6_key_concepts.pdf |
