united states history pre-assessment. 1. name significant historical periods/eras in american...
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United States HistoryUnited States History
Pre-assessmentPre-assessment
1. Name significant historical 1. Name significant historical periods/eras in American periods/eras in American
History.History.ColonizationColonizationRevolutionRevolutionThe Young Republic/New The Young Republic/New
Nation/ConfederationNation/ConfederationEra of Good FeelingEra of Good FeelingJacksonian EraJacksonian EraCivil WarCivil WarReconstructionReconstructionGilded AgeGilded AgeProgressive EraProgressive EraWWIWWIRoaring 20sRoaring 20sGreat DepressionGreat DepressionWWIIWWIICold WarCold WarKorean WarKorean WarVietnam WarVietnam War
Name major U.S. wars to the Name major U.S. wars to the 1970s 1970s
American RevolutionAmerican RevolutionWar of 1812War of 1812Mexican WarMexican WarCivil WarCivil WarSpanish-American Spanish-American
WarWarWWIWWIWWIIWWIIKorean WarKorean WarVietnamVietnam
Name the Five Great Lakes.Name the Five Great Lakes.
►HOMESHOMES►Huron, Onterio, Michigan, Erie, Huron, Onterio, Michigan, Erie,
SuperiorSuperior
List the Seven Continents List the Seven Continents
Continents, Oceans, Latitude, Continents, Oceans, Latitude, LongitudeLongitude
Describe why each of the following dates are Describe why each of the following dates are significantsignificant
1607-1607-1763-1763-
1776-1776-
1783-1783-1803-1803-
1861-1865-1861-1865-1914-1914-1941-1941-
1960s-1960s-
Describe why each of the following dates are Describe why each of the following dates are significantsignificant
1607- Jamestown1607- Jamestown1763- Treaty of Paris/Proclamation1763- Treaty of Paris/Proclamation
1776- Declaration Of Independence1776- Declaration Of Independence
1783- Treaty of Paris1783- Treaty of Paris1803- Louisiana Purchase1803- Louisiana Purchase
1861-1865- Civil War1861-1865- Civil War1914- WWI1914- WWI1941- WWII1941- WWII
1960s- Civil Rights Movement1960s- Civil Rights Movement
List the three branches of List the three branches of government government
List the original 13 English Colonies.List the original 13 English Colonies.
► MRCNMRCN- Massachusetts, - Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Connecticut, New HampshireHampshire
► NNYPDNNYPD- New Jersey, - New Jersey, New York, New York, Pennsylvania, DelawarePennsylvania, Delaware
► 5 Southern Ladies-5 Southern Ladies- Maryland, Virginia, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South North Carolina, South Carolina, GeorgiaCarolina, Georgia
AmendmentsAmendments► Bill of RightsBill of Rights
Amendment 1Amendment 1 Freedoms, Freedoms, Petitions, AssemblyPetitions, AssemblyAmendment 2Amendment 2 Right to bear Right to bear armsarmsAmendment 3Amendment 3 Quartering of Quartering of soldierssoldiersAmendment 4Amendment 4 Search and Search and arrestarrestAmendment 5Amendment 5 Rights in Rights in criminal casescriminal casesAmendment 6Amendment 6 Right to a fair Right to a fair trialtrialAmendment 7Amendment 7 Rights in civil Rights in civil casescasesAmendment 8Amendment 8 Bail, fines, Bail, fines, punishmentpunishmentAmendment 9Amendment 9 Rights retained Rights retained by the Peopleby the PeopleAmendment 10Amendment 10 States' rights States' rights
► Later AmendmentsLater AmendmentsAmendment 11Amendment 11 Lawsuits against Lawsuits against statesstatesAmendment 12Amendment 12 Presidential elections Presidential electionsAmendment 13Amendment 13 Abolition of slavery Abolition of slaveryAmendment 14Amendment 14 Civil rights Civil rightsAmendment 15 Black suffrageAmendment 15 Black suffrageAmendment 16 Income taxesAmendment 16 Income taxesAmendment 17 Senatorial electionsAmendment 17 Senatorial electionsAmendment 18 Prohibition of liquorAmendment 18 Prohibition of liquorAmendment 19 Women's suffrageAmendment 19 Women's suffrageAmendment 20 Terms of officeAmendment 20 Terms of officeAmendment 21 Repeal of ProhibitionAmendment 21 Repeal of ProhibitionAmendment 22 Term Limits for the Amendment 22 Term Limits for the PresidencyPresidencyAmendment 23 Washington, D.C., Amendment 23 Washington, D.C., suffragesuffrageAmendment 24 Abolition of poll taxesAmendment 24 Abolition of poll taxesAmendment 25 Presidential Amendment 25 Presidential successionsuccessionAmendment 26 18-year-old suffrageAmendment 26 18-year-old suffrageAmendment 27 Congressional pay Amendment 27 Congressional pay raisesraises
►Democratic Republic- a form of Democratic Republic- a form of government embodying democratic government embodying democratic principles and where a monarch is not principles and where a monarch is not the head of state.the head of state.