Unit Three Terms

Social Science Department at Canyon Crest Academy

AP U.S. History

Van Over

“Terms” and Concepts for Unit Three

Emergent Nationhood and "The Era of Good Feelings"

DIRECTIONS:

As you read through the assigned readings, take notes on the following terms or concepts. Your notes, which can be in the style of your choosing, should address:

§ Who? (or) What?

§ When?

§ What examples illustrate this term/concept/person?

§ Why or How important? What is the immediate and long-term significance?

“Terms” notes are part of your (nearly) daily homework assignments and must be turned in on the day specified in your agenda or in class. You will have a (near) daily Bellwork Assignment that assesses your progress on your “Terms” Notes as part of your coursework grade. You cannot complete Bell Work if you do not submit your notes. You cannot complete Bell Work if you are tardy. You must complete all notes in order to earn credit.

THESE ARE NOT THE ONLY TERMS WITH WHICH YOU MUST BE FAMILIAR. Do not fail to consult the online Unit Guide, which can be found at the course website.

Chapter Fourteen (read first): pp. 287—318	Chapter Thirteen (read second) pp. 256—286	Chapter Fifteen pp. 320—346
Creeping Mechanization	Instead of terms, complete the Jacksonian Presidency Chart, available online at:	Reviving Religion
Marvels in Manufacturing	http://teachers.sduhsd.net/mvanover/apush_jackson_review.htm	Joseph Smith and the Mormons
Whitney and Slater		Free Schools
“Factory Girls”		Age of Reform
Revolution in the Fields		Women in Revolt
Highways and Steamboats		Utopian Societies
Transport Web		Transcendentalism
Market Revolution		Literary Dissenters

Chapter Seventeen, Part One pp. 371—378 ALSO: From Chapter 13, pp. 275-280	Chapter Seventeen, Part Two pp. 378--389
From 13: Lone Star Rebellion	Mandate for Manifest Destiny
From 13: Mexican or Texican?	Oregon Controversy
“Tyler Too”	Misunderstandings with Mexico
Manipulating the Maine Maps	American-Mexican Border Controversy
The Lone Star of Texas Shines Alone	Wilmot Proviso
Oregon Fever	Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

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