AMH 2010 Exam #3 Study Guide: Part 3 of 3

Exam #3: 300 Points  

 200 Points In-Class

 100 points Online typing all notes into narrative 8am 6/21

Format of In-Class Exam -

5 sets  @ 40 points per set = 200 points

1.     Masterpiece
2.     My paramount object in this struggle
3.     Southern Code
4.     You furnish the pictures…
5.     13^th Amendment
6.     14^th Amendment
7.     15^th Amendment
8.     1848 Declaration of Sentiments
9.     1856 Election
10.  1860 Election
11.  1898 Treaty of Paris
12.  4/10/1865 & 4/14/1865
13.  American Temperance League
14.  Anaconda Plan
15.  Articles of Secession
16.  Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk
17.  Black Codes
18.  Civil Rights Act 1875
19.  Compromise of 1850
20.  Compromise of 1877
21.  Confederate States of America 1861-1865
22.  Dred Scott: Story, Case, Ruling*
23.  Female Moral Reform Society
24.  Fictive Kin &  Jumping the Broomstick
25.  Fort Sumpter 1861
26.  Grandfather Clause
27.  House Divided Speech 1858
28.  Irish Immigration in 19C
29.  John Brown, Harper’s Ferry 1859
30.  Kansas-Nebraska Act
31.  Lee Circle, New Orleans
32.  Lincoln’s Inaugural Address
33.  Maine Liquor Law 1851
34.  Middle Passage
35.  New England Emigrant Aid Society
36.  NYC Draft Riot
37.  Platt Amendment
38.  Plessy vs Ferguson39.  Poll Tax, Literacy Tests
40.  Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation
41.  Putting Out System
42.  Reconcentrado Camps
43.  Shadrach Minkins: Story, Case, Ruling*
44.  Sharecropping
45.  Slave Ownership in South, 1830
46.  Slave Quarters
47.  Several Ways Slaves Constantly Resisted
48.  Sold Down the River
49.  St. Patrick’s Day: Irish or American?
50.  Story of Anna Catherine
51.  Teller Amendment
52.  The Caning of Charles Sumner 1855
53.  Election of 1860
54.  Know-Nothing Party
55.  Sack of Lawrence
56.  Yellow Peril
57.  Uncle Tom’s Cabin
58.  White Man’s Burden
59.  Who killed Spain?
60.  Yellow Journalism