APUS History Chapter 13-20 Identifications. Answer the following in complete sentences addressing WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, and WHY IMPORTANT.

Remember, these are scattered over chapters 13-20 so go for the index and then branch out from there.

Jacksonian Era

  1. 2nd Bank of the United States
  2. Hudson River School of art
  3. Indian removal
  4. Locofocos
  5. nullification crisis
  6. pet banks
  7. spoils system
  8. Tariff of Abominations
  9. Webster-Hayne Debates
  10. Whigs

    11. Reform Movements in 19th Century America

  11. Auburn System (prison reform)
  12. Dix, Dorothea
  13. Douglass, Frederick
  14. gag rule
  15. Garrison, William Lloyd
  16. Grimke sisters
  17. Mann, Horace
  18. Millerites (Adventists)
  19. Mormonism
  20. Owen, Robert
  21. Second Great Awakening
  22. Seneca Falls Statement
  23. Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
  24. temperance movement
  25. transcendentalism
  26. Truth, Sojourner
  27. utopian communities

    28. Expansionism & Immigration

  28. Alamo
  29. Austin, Stephen F.
  30. Bible Riots
  31. Buena Vista
  32. California gold rush
  33. Goliad
  34. Lone Star Republic
  35. Manifest Destiny
  36. nativism
  37. Oregon Treaty
  38. overland trail
  39. Polk, James K.
  40. San Jacinto
  41. Santa Anna
  42. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
  43. Webster-Ashburton Treaty
  44. Wilmot Proviso

    45. Antebellum America (1850-1861)

  45. Bleeding Kansas
  46. Brown, John
  47. Compromise of 1850
  48. Dred Scott decision
  49. Election of 1860
  50. Fort Sumter
  51. free soil
  52. Freeport Doctrine
  53. Fugitive Slave Act
  54. Gadsden Purchase
  55. Kansas-Nebraska Act
  56. Know-Nothing Party
  57. Lecompton Constitution
  58. Lincoln-Douglas Debates
  59. Ostend Manifesto
  60. South Carolina's secession
  61. Uncle Tom's Cabin