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Grade 7 Review Guide

GRADE 7, HISTORY FINAL REVIEW SHEET

May 30, 2008

Covers pages 328 - 533 

KEY WORDS


  1. Industrial Revolution
  2. Eli Whitney
  3. Spinning Jenny
  4. Factory System
  5. Lancaster Turnpike
  6. National Road
  7. Robert Fulton
  8. Clermont
  9. DeWitt Clinton
  10. McCulloch v. Maryland
  11. Gibbons v. Ogden
  12. Sectionalism
  13. Interstate Commerce
  14. Creole
  15. Alexis de Tocqueville
  16. John Quincy Adams
  17. Whigs
  18. Democrats
  19. Nominating Convention
  20. Andrew Jackson
  21. Nicholas Biddle
  22. Spoils System
  23. Kitchen Cabinet
  24. Nullification Act
  25. Indian Removal Act
  26. Trail of Tears
  27. Seminole War
  28. Oregon Country
  29. Oregon Trail
  30. Mountain Man
  31. Rendevous
  32. Santa Anna
  33. Sam Houston
  34. Alamo
  35. William Travis
  36. Battle of San Jacinto
  37. Lone Star Republic
  38. Dictator
  39. New Mexico Territory
  40. Santa Fe Trail
  41. Junipero Serra
  42. Manifest Destiny
  43. James K. Polk
  44. Zachary Taylor
  45. Winfield Scott
  46. Stephen Kearny
  47. Bear Flag Republic
  48. John C. Fremont
  49. Chaputepec
  50. Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
  51. Gadsen Purchase
  52. Mormons
  53. Joseph Smith
  54. Brigham Young
  55. Sutter’s Mill
  56. Elias Howe
  57. Cyrus McCormick
  58. Samuel F.B. Morse
  59. Telegraph
  60. Clipper Ship
  61. Know-Nothing Party
  62. Nativist
  63. Eli Whitney
  64. Cotton Kingdom
  65. Nat Turner
  66. Slave Codes
  67. Dorothea Dix
  68. Thomas Gallaudet
  69. Temperance Movement
  70. Underground Railroad
  71. Frederick Douglass
  72. Emily Dickinson
  73. Washington Irving
  74. Herman Melville
  75. Henry David Thoreau
  76. Ralph Waldo Emerson
  77. Missouri Compromise
  78. Stephen Douglas
  79. Compromise of 1850
  80. Harriet Beecher Stowe
  81. Uncle Tom’s Cabin
  82. Kansas-Nebraska Act
  83. Franklin Pierce
  84. Dred Scott v. Sandford
  85. Republican Party
  86. James Buchanan
  87. Abraham Lincoln
  88. John Brown
  89. Harpers Ferry
  90. Arsenal
  91. John Breckinridge
  92. John Bell
  93. Jefferson Davis
  94. Robert E. Lee
  95. Battle of Bull Run
  96. George McClellan
  97. CSS Virginia
  98. USS Monitor
  99. Battle of Antietam
  100. Battle of Fredericksburg
  101. Battle of Chancellorsville
  102. Battle of  Gettysburg
  103. William Tecumseh Shreman
  104. Stonewall Jackson
  105. Total War
  106. Battle of Shiloh
  107. Ulysses S. Grant
  108. Emancipation Proclamation
  109. Gettysburg Address
  110. Clara Barton
  111. Copperhead
  112. Habeas Corpus
  113. Charles Sumner
  114. Thadeus Stevens
  115. Ku Klux Klan
  116. Walt Whitman
  117. Freedman’s Bureau
  118. 13th Amendment
  119. 14th Amendment
  120. 15th Amendment
  121. Andrew Johnson
  122. Ten Percent Plan
  123. Wade-Davis Bill
  124. Impeachment
  125. Carpetbagger
  126. Scalawag
  127. Plessy v. Ferguson
  128. Jim Crow Laws
  129. Segregation
  130. Poll Tax
  131. Literacy Test
  132. Ku Klux Klan
  133. Sharecropper
  134. Radical Republicans
  135. Thaddeus Stevens
  136. Charles Sumner
  137. Radical Reconstruction
  138. Reconstruction Act of 1867
  139. Hiram Revels
  140. Black Codes
  141. Amnesty Act
  142. Rutherford B. Hayes
  143. Samuel Tilden
  144. Election of 1876

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