Ch. 1, New World Beginnings, 33,000 BC – 1769 AD Marco Polo Francisco Pizarro Juan Ponce de Leon Hernando de Soto Montezuma Christopher Columbus Hernan Cortes Francisco Coronado Robert de La Salle Jacques Cartier Giovanni da Verrazano John Cabot Vasco Nunez de Balboa Ferdinand of Aragon Isabella of Castile Quetzalcoatl Bartholomeu Dias Hiawatha Bartolome de Las Casas Ferdinand Magellan Vasco da Gama Renaissance Mestizos Treaty of Tordesillas “three sister” farming Great Ice Age Canadian Shield Mound Builders Spanish Armada black legend conquistadores Aztecs Pope’s Rebellion Pueblo Indians Iroquois Confederacy cartography Native Americans Vineland St. Augustine, Florida Kiva Spice Islands Moors ecosystem encomienda malinchista Dia de la Raza Ch. 2, The Planting of English America, 1500-1733 Lord De La Warr Pocahontas Powhatan Handsome Lake John Rolfe Lord Baltimore Water Raleigh James Oglethorpe Humphrey Gilbert Oliver Cromwell John Smith John Wesley Francis Drake George Percy William Penn Richard Hakluyt Henry VIII Elizabeth I Philip II James I Charles I Charles II Deganawidah and Hiawatha George II nation-state joint-stock company slavery enclosure House of Burgesses royal charter slave codes yeoman proprietor longhouse squatter law of primogeniture indentured servitude starving time sea dogs surplus population Anglo-Powhatan Wars Maryland Act of Toleration Barbados slave code Virginia Company Restoration Savannah Indians Iroquois Confederacy Ireland Santa Fe Quebec Jamestown Charles Town Protestant Reformation Chesapeake English Civil War Ch. 3, Settling the Northern Colonies, 1619-1700 John Calvin Anne Hutchinson Roger Williams Henry Hudson William Bradford Peter Stuyvesant William Laud Thomas Hooker William Penn John Winthrop King Philip (Metacom) John Cotton Sir Edmund Andros Gustavus Adolphus William and Mary Massasoit Fernando Gorges Myles Standish Martin Luther Michael Wigglesworth Squanto the “elect” franchise predestination freemen “visible saints” conversion doctrine of a calling covenant antinomianism sumptuary laws salutary neglect passive resistance “city upon a hill” Pilgrims New England Confederation Calvinism Massachusetts Bay Company Dominion of New England Institutes of the Christian Religion Navigation Laws Great Migration Glorious Revolution Puritans General Court Dutch West India Company Separatists Bible Commonwealth Quakers (Religious Society of Friends) Mayflower Protestant ethic Mayflower Compact Fundamental Orders French Huguenots Scottish Presbyterians Church of England Dutchification Plymouth Bay Congregational Church Pequot War Dutch “golden age” New Netherland New Amsterdam New Sweden Penn’s Woodland Ch. 4, American Life in the Seventeenth Century, 1607-1692 William Berkeley Nathaniel Bacon Yarrow Mamout William Bradford Matthew Hopkins indentured servitude slave codes headright system jeremiads Middle Passage freedom dues “witch hunting” Yankee ingenuity family stability conversions Bacon’s Rebellion Lesler’s Rebellion Half-Way Covenant African American New England Primer Ch. 5, Colonial Society on the Eve of the Revolution, 1700-1775 Jonathan Edwards Benjamin Franklin Michel-Guillaume de Crevecoeur George Whitefield John Peter Zenger Phillis Wheatley John Singleton Copley John Trumbull Charles Wilson Peale Benjamin West Jacobus Arminius Andrew Hamilton Paxton Boys Great Awakening Anglicans rack-renting Regulator movement old and new lights triangular trade Molasses Act Scots-Irish naval stores praying towns almshouses jayle birds taverns Congregational Church Presbyterian Arminians heresies Ch. 6, The Duel for North America, 1608-1763 Samuel de Champlain William Pitt Antoine Cadillac Robert de La Salle James Wolfe Edward Braddock Pontiac Louis XIV Marquis de Montcalm Benjamin Franklin George Washington Huguenots Seven Years’ War (French and Indian War) Acadians War of Spanish Succession Albany Congress Iroquois New France Proclamation of 1763 Cajun Edict of Nantes coureurs de bois Jesuits salutary neglect War of Jenkin’s Ear Louisbourg Fort Duquesne Fort Necessity Ch. 7, The Road to Revolution, 1763-1775 John Hancock Lord North George Grenville Samuel Adams Charles Townshend John Adams Crispus Attucks Marquis de Lafayette King George III Baron von Steuben Thomas Hutchinson Abigail Adams Benjamin Franklin Edmund Burke Ann Hulton John Dickinson Adam Smith mercantilism “no taxation without representation” nonimportation agreement “royal veto” internal/external taxation “virtual” representation boycott “enumerated” products Board of Trade Sons of Liberty & Daughters of Liberty Quebec Act Navigation Acts Declaratory Act First Continental Congress Sugar Act Townshend Acts Quartering Act Boston Massacre The Association Stamp Act committees of correspondence Hessians admiralty courts Boston Tea Party Loyalists Stamp Act Congress Intolerable Acts British East India Company Battles of Lexington and Concord Ch. 8, America Secedes from the Empire, 1775-1783 George Washington William Howe Nathaniel Greene Benedict Arnold John Burgoyne Charles Cornwallis Thomas Paine Barry St. Leger George Rogers Clark Richard Henry Lee Horatio Gates John Paul Jones Thomas Jefferson Marquis de Lafayette Admiral de Grasse Patrick Henry Comte de Rochambeau John Jay Ethan Allen Abigail Adams Richard Montgomery George III mercenaries natural rights privateering republicanism natural aristocracy popular consent civic virtue Second Continental Congress Common Sense Declaration of Independence Loyalists/Tories Patriots/Whigs Treaty of Paris of 1783 Bunker Hill Battle of Saratoga Battle of Yorktown Hessians Ch. 9, The Confederation and the Constitution, 1776-1790 Abigail Adams Daniel Shays Alexander Hamilton James Madison Governeur Morris Thomas Jefferson primogeniture federation checks and balances sovereignty “mobocracy” consent of the governed republicanism states’ rights popular sovereignty confederation anarchy republican motherhood loose confederation civic virtue nonimportation agreements ratification constitutional convention Society of the Cincinnati “Great Compromise” Articles of Confederation Electoral College Land Ordinance of 1785 “three-fifths compromise” Northwest Ordinance of 1787 antifederalists Shays’s Rebellion Federalists “large-state plan” Constitution of the United States The Federalist “bundle of compromises” Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom Continental Congress Ch. 10, Launching the New Ship of State, 1789-1800 John Adams Thomas Jefferson Alexander Hamilton Henry Knox John Jay Citizen Edmond Genet Anthony Wayne Talleyrand Matthew Lyon James Madison Little Turtle funding at par strict constructionism assumption implied powers protective tariff agrarian excise tax compact theory nullification amendment “loyal opposition” impressments cabinet Bank of the United States Bill of Rights French Revolution Jay’s Treaty Convention of 1800 Neutrality Proclamation of 1793 Whiskey Rebellion Ninth Amendment Pinckney Treaty Alien and Sedition Acts Battle of Fallen Timbers Washington’s Farewell Address Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Democratic-Rebuplicans Judiciary Act of 1789 Treaty of Greenville XYZ Affair Miami Confederacy

Ch. 11, The Triumphs and Travails of the Jeffersonian Republic, 1800-1812 Thomas Jefferson James Monroe William Clark Albert Gallatin Robert R. Livingston Zebulon Pike John Marshall Napoleon Bonaparte Aaaron Burr William Marbury James Madison Tecumseh Tenskwatawa – “the Prophet” Toussaint L’Ouverture Samuel Chase Meriwether Lewis Henry Clay John Quincy Adams Sally Hemings James Wilkinson patronage judicial review impeachment impressments economic coercion Macon’s Bill No. 2 War Hawks three-fifths clause Judiciary Act of 1789 Battle of Austerlitz Judiciary Act of 1801 Orders in Council “Revolution of 1800” “midnight judges” Chesapeake incident Marbury v. Madison (1803) Embargo Act of 1807 Louisiana Purchase Treaty Non-Intercourse Act of 1809 mosquito fleet Tripolitan War Ch. 12, The Second War for Independence and the Upsurge of Nationalism, 1812-1824 Oliver Hazard Perry Thomas Macdonough William Henry Harrison Francis Scott Key Andrew Jackson Washington Irving James Monroe James Fenimore Cooper John Marshall John C. Calhoun John Quincy Adams Daniel Webster Henry Clay nationalism peculiar institution protective tariff sectionalism noncolonization internal improvements nonintervention sectionalism isolationism Ohio fever Second Bank of the United States McCulloch v. Maryland Tariff of 1816 Cohens v. Virginia American System Gibbons v. Ogden Bonus Bill of 1817 Battle of Horseshoe Bend Fletcher v. Peck Virginia dynasty Dartmouth College v. Woodward Era of Good Feelings Treaty of 1818 Panic of 1819 Adams-Onis Treaty (aka Florida Purchase Treaty of 1819) Tippecanoe Constitution Battle of the Thames Land Act of 1820 Monroe Doctrine Tallmadge Amendment Russo-American Treaty of 1824 Missouri Compromise Treaty of Ghent Battle of Plattsburgh Hartford Convention Battle of New Orleans “Blue Light” Federalists Ch. 13, The Rise of Jacksonian Democracy, 1824-1830 Andrew Jackson John C. Calhoun Henry Clay Martin Van Buren William Crawford John Quincy Adams Daniel Webster Nicholas Biddle Osceola Stephen Austin William Harrison Sam Houston John Tyler Santa Anna Black Hawk William Travis Denmark Vesey annexation antislavery “favorite son” common man nullification spoils system rotation in office wildcat banks speculation nationalism minority president National Republicans Anti-Masonic party “Revolution of 1828” Twelfth Amendment “King Mob” “corrupt bargain” Tariff of Abominations South Carolina Exposition Tariff of 1832 specie circular “slavocracy” Tariff of 1833 “Trail of Tears” Panic of 1837 Force Bill Seminoles Divorce Bill Bank of the United States Lone Star independent treasury Democratic party “pet” banks Whig party Indian Removal Act (1830) Five Civilized Tribes Nullifiers Unionists Ch. 14, Forging the National Economy, 1790-1860 Samuel Slater Cyrus McCormick Eli Whitney Carl Schurz Robert Fulton Samuel F.B. Morse DeWitt Clinton Catharine Beecher George Catlin industrial revolution limited liability transportation revolution nativism cult of domesticity ecological imperialism factory system market revolution rendezvous system homesteaders domestic feminism scabs interchangeable parts rugged individualism cotton gin Clermont Boston Associates clipper ships Ancient Order of Hibernians “Molly Maguires” General Incorporation of Law Pony Express Commonwealth v. Hunt Tammany Hall Order of the Star-Spangled Banner sewing machine Know Nothing Party Kentucky bluegrass “twisting the lion’s tail” Ch. 15, The Ferment of Reform and Culture, 1790-1860 Dorothea Dix Stephen Foster James Russell Lowell William Miller Washington Irving Oliver Wendell Holmes Lucretia Mott James Fenimore Cooper Elizabeth Blackwell Horace Mann Peter Cartwright Noah Webster Elizabeth Cady Stanton Sylvester Graham Edgar Allan Poe Susan B. Anthony Ralph Waldo Emerson Nathaniel Hawthorne Robert Owen Henry David Thoreau Herman Melville Charles G. Finney William H. McGuffey Joseph Smith Emma Willard Louis Agassiz Walt Whitman John J. Audubon Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Louisa May Alcott Gilbert Stuart Margaret Fuller Francis Parkman Brigham Young Phineas T. Barnum Stephen Foster American Temperance Society Shakers Maine Law Unitarianism Second Great Awakening Hudson River school Women’s Rights Convention Knickerbocker group Burned-Over District Declaration of Sentiments transcendentalism Millerites Oneida Community Mormons Ch. 16, The South and the Slavery Controversy, 1793-1860 Harriet Beecher Stowe William Lloyd Garrison Denmark Vesey David Walker Nat Turner Sojourner Truth Theodore Dwight Weld Frederick Douglass Arthur and Lewis Tappan Elijah P. Lovejoy John Quincy Adams oligarchy abolitionism “positive good” breakers plantation system monopolistic mulatto population Cotton Kingdom The Liberator American Anti-Slavery Society peculiar institution Liberty party Lane rebels Gag Resolution American Colonization Society Uncle Tom’s Cabin Ch. 17, Manifest Destiny and Its Legacy, 1841-1848 John Tyler John Slidell Winfield Scott Lord Ashburton Zachary Taylor Nicholas P. Trist James K. Polk Stephen W. Kearny David Wilmot Robert Gray John C. Fremont William Henry Harrison Santa Anna Joint resolution Manifest Destiny Fiscal Bank Webster-Ashburton Treaty “spot” resolutions Tariff of 1842 “conscience” Whigs Bear Flag Revolt Caroline Hudson’s Bay Company Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo Californios Liberty party “all of Mexico” Aroostook War Walker Tariff Wilmot Proviso Whigs Oregon fever Maine Rio Grande Ch. 18, Renewing the Sectional Struggle, 1848-1854 Lewis Cass Stephen A. Douglas Franklin Pierce Zachary Taylor John C. Calhoun Winfield Scott Martin Van Buren Daniel Webster Matthew C. Perry Harriet Tubman William H. Seward James Gadsden Henry Clay Millard Fillmore William Walker popular sovereignty filibustering Free Soil party Fugitive Slave Law “conscience” Whigs “personal liberty laws” Underground Railroad Compromise of 1850 “fire eaters” Clayton-Bulwer Treaty Ostend Manifesto “higher law” Kansas-Nebraska Act Gadsden Purchase Treaty of Wanghia Ch. 19, Drifting Toward Disunion, 1854-1861 Harriet Beecher Stowe Hinton R. Helper John Brown James Buchanan Charles Sumner John C. Fremont Dred Scott Roger Taney John C. Breckinridge John Bell Abraham Lincoln Jefferson Davis John Crittenden self-determination southern nationalism Uncle Tom’s Cabin The Impending Crisis of the South New England Immigrant Aid Society Pottawatomie Creek Massacre Lecompton Constitution “Bleeding Kansas” American or Know-Nothing Party Dred Scott decision Panic of 1857 Lincoln-Douglas debates Freeport Doctrine Harpers Ferry raid Constitutional Union party “Beecher’s Bibles” Crittenden Compromise Bleeding Sumner Ch. 20, Girding for War, The North and the South, 1861-1865 Napoleon III Maxmilian Charles Francis Adams Clara Barton William H. Seward Edwin M. Stanton Jefferson Davis Abraham Lincoln Morrill Tariff Act National Banking Act Trent Affair Alabama Laird rams King Cotton Draft Riots Butternut Region martial law Border States Fort Sumter “Johnny Reb” “Billy Yank” Indian Territory Union Confederacy

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