Midterm Review Sheet

Midterms Schedule (also on the forecast)

Wednesday, January 23
G- 8:00-9:30
F- 10:00-11:30
E- 12:30-2:00

Thursday, January 24
D- 8:00-9:30
C- 10:00-11:30

Makeup- 12:30-2:00

Friday, January 25
B- 8:00-9:30
A- 10:00-11:30

Makeup- 12:30-2:00

American History 10 CP2- Midterm “Review Sheet”
There are 179 total multiple choice questions.  There is no open response.  Be prepared for all of this.  The midterm will have "100 common" multiple choice and there will be 79 more questions.  The 79 additional questions will be weighed as 100 points.  The grades of the Common 100 and the additional 79 CP2 questions will be averaged for the midterm grade for each student.

Common 100 (Chapters 13-21):
End of the Indian Wars

Characteristics of Plains Indians

(Gold) Prospectors

End of the Open Range

Americanization of Indians

Wounded Knee

Little Bighorn

Problems of Farmers on the Plains

The Grange

Bimetallism

Farmers view of Bimetalism

Farmers Debt

Important inventions and inventors

How companies dealt with union organizers

Laissez faire Capitalism

Causes of urban growth

Industrial working conditions

Role of Tariffs

Industrial consolidation

Strategies of Andrew Carnegie

Sherman Anti-Trust Act

Standardized time zones

Immigrant Processing

Chinese Exclusion Act

Americanization

Settlement Houses

Graft

Tammany Hall

Patronage

Pendleton Civil Service Act

Gentlemen’s Agreement

Expansion of cities

Jim Crow Laws

Plessy v. Ferguson

NAACP

Grandfather Clause

Skyscrapers

Goals of Progressives

Roosevelt’s path to the Presidency

Muckrakers

Initiative, Referendum and recall

The Jungle

Health Legislation

Prohibition

Strategies of Suffragettes

American Protectorates

Teller Amendment

Platt Amendment

Roosevelt Corollary

De Lome letter

Teddy Roosevelt and the Spanish-American War

Pershing’s expedition into Mexico

Acquisition of the Panama Canal

Imperialism

Open Door Policy

Indirect Causes of WWI

Direct Causes of WWI

Alliances of WWI

Americas defeat of the U-Boat menace

American policy towards WWI before entering WWI

Sequence of WWI War declarations

Schlieffen Plan

Germany’s assault on Paris

Sequence of WWI War declarations

Reasons the US entered the war

Zimmerman telegram

Armistice

Treaty of Versailles and problems of

US opposition to the treaty of Versailles

14 Points

League of Nations

Sacco and Vanzetti

KKK’s increased membership

Immigration Policy

Red Scare

Palmer Raids

Decline in Union membership

Installment Plan

Urban Sprawl

Teapot Dome

US Loans to Germany for reparations

Management views on unions

Enforcement of Prohibition

Ways around Prohibition

Harlem Renaissance

Scopes Trial

Fundamentalism

Double Standard

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Charles Lindbergh

Famous Jazz (age) musicians

Location of important nations related to imperialism and World War One

For the map section:

• Know the 1914 and 1918 maps from WWI.
• Know where the following are:
• Cuba
• Mexico
• Panama
• Puerto Rico
• Philippines

Additional 79 questions: 

Chapter notes to study and Chapter Tests to study:

• Chapter 12, 13 and 14
• Chapter 15-16
• Chapter 17-18
• Chapter 19
• Chapter 20, 21  
• Chapter 22 and 23 (not tested upon but study notes)

Be prepared for:

• Cause and effect section for WWI, Prohibition, Great Depression
• Chronologies on amendments, American foreign involvement, WWI, 1920's and 1930's
• Primary source documents