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charter agreement that had peace
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native american culture centered around the present day rizona area.the largest population was at 1300AD
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important figure in portugeese politics.important because he is responsible for early portugese exploration.
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son of the emperor. he is important he took power in 1440
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firsrt european explorer of the mainland for north america. important explorer.
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italian ian explorer and navigator. discovered noth america
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sailed around the southermost tip of africa. was a portuguese explorer.
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bridge between the middle and modern ages in europe during the 14 to the 17 century. the intellectual base was humanism.
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italian explorer, navigator, and financier. he explored fir brazil
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prtugese. important because he was the first european to reach the sea.
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discovered brazil. important because he found brazil.
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skilled sailor and naval navigator.
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responsible for the fall of the aztec empire.
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ended immediately before the discovery of the new world. important because it was the initial stage of conquest.
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colonized much of the 16 and 17 enturies. important for spain
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widespread transfer of food, anmals and human population
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group of people in mesoamerica. there were eight million people. they were important they had original tradition.
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certain ethnic groups of central mexico. dominated large parts of mesoamerica from the 14 to 16 centuries. Ther bring important culture.
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english explorer author and soldier
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wealthy english puritan lawyer
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spiritual advisor
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promoted goverment nregulation of a nations economy
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english puritan theologian
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place dating back to 1609
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first legislative body
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seperation of powers
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armed conflict between two tribes
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king philip and second son
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act of the parliment of england that deals with constitution
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type of british colony
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bacons rebellion
king philips war -
part of the triangular trade.
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intellectual history to the 1800's
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imortant in the native american confederacy. absorbed many other people in to their cultures
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one of the founding fathers of the United states. Andrew Jackson and John Jay
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unofficial policy of avoiding strictenforcement
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agreement by all origina 13 states
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rebes rising up against economic injustice
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promotes ratification of the united states
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agreement that large and small states reached
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created the northwest territory
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four bills signed into law by congress and john adams. Maubury vs madison
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labor system where people paid for their passage to the new world.
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land deal between the US and France
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series of meeting in hartford connecticut
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peace treaty that ended the war of 1812
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first battle of the civil war. they cut off all supplies to the fort. only two men dies by accident
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Abraham lincoln was the president during that time.emphasized the blockade of southern ports. it was a blockade and they shut them out from being resupplied.
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result of pressure from abraham lincoln to end the war. union attacked the south.North had more casualties and less epeople. 2 battle started in august 1862.
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26k casualties and killed off confederates
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burns had tried to cross a river but robert e lee didnt let him. since he failed they brought a bunch of troops and tried to figh south but south fought them off. union had 1k casualties and confederat had 5k.
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suprise attack in virginia. the south won. aHooker tried to cut off supply lines. general stonewall jackson was a general for the south. joseph hooker was for the north. bloodiest battle of its time. 30k casualties.
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part of the anaconda plan and one of the last confederate struggles. union victory.
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fought in pennsylvania. largest ammount of casualties in the Civil War. Then there was the Gettysburg adress given by Abraham Lincoln to the north. This was the only fight faught in the north during the civil war.
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consisted of trench warfare. most black people throughout war. wanted to cut off the south supply lines.south retreated so the north won. last battle of the civil war
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74k soldiers combined. battle ended in union victory.general hood tried to defend they all failed. sherman made land available to blacks. reason lincoln was reelected
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actually someones house and battle took place on his front lawn. union won. they encirled lee with cavalry. there were 700 casualties. lincoln let them go.
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helped former black slaves and poor whites
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criminal codes which protected blcks
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part of the civil rights acts which gave african americans more rights and the civil rights act of 1866 this also had an effect on black codes
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violent campain. went to december 21 1864. they burnt crops or livestock in general shermans way. sherman used psych tactics to intimidate civilians.
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anti black orginization in the south
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the opposite sign of a dove.
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tax on imports or exports
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when people moved from one place to another with intentions of settling temporarily or permanently.
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native american culture that spanned the present day four corners. they are important and bring imortant culture.the 12 century BC. 7000-1500 bc
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nbuilding material made from the earth and organic material. it was important because it helped people build. used still today
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a person sent on a religious mission and the word mission
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a fortified military settlement
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a ruler commanding authority in a colony
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type of colonial administration
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someone with european and amercan descent
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pilgrim
mayflower compact
puritan
quaker -
lord baltimore
james ogethore
samuel chaplain'
william penn -
what push and piull people away from places. the actors
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sea route connecting the atlantic and pacific oceans
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where stocks can be bought and sold by diffeent companys
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native american people in virginia
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which a tenant allows people to rent out his land
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extreeme republican
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buildding back afore the first world war
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where a person can report unlawful imprisonement
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agricultural crrop grown for profit
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minimal government and popular soverenty
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where the legislature was divided in to two seperate parts
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in the US a body of advisors to the president
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a broad interpretation of a sstatue or documentation by the court
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where actions are subjject to review by the judiciary
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taking boys into the Navy by force
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interchangeable parts
erie canal
cotton gin
american system
Henry clay
monroe doctrine
indian removal act
jackson democracy
nullification
tariff of abominations
2nd great awakening
utopian community
dorothea dix
nat turner
william garrison
abolition movement
seneca convention]
elizabeth stantonn