EOCT Vocabulary List - Henry County Schools
EOCT Vocabulary List
Domain I: Colonization through the Constitution
Standard 1
1. Virginia Company
A. Roanoke
B. Jamestown
i. Reason for founding
ii. John Smith
1. Starving time
iii. John Rolfe
1. Tobacco
iv. Indentured Servants
v. Powhatan
2. House of Burgesses
3. Bacon’s Rebellion
4. Pilgrims
A. Mayflower Compact
B. Separatists
C. Thanksgiving
5. Massachusetts Bay Colony
A. “City upon a Hill”
B. Half-way Covenant
C. King Phillip’s War
D. Metacom
6. Quebec
A. Reason for founding
7. New England Colonies
A. Economy
B. Massachusetts
i. Puritans
ii. Reason for founding
iii. Massachusetts Charter
iv. Salem Witch Trials
v. Anne Hutchinson
C. Connecticut
i. John Hooker
ii. Reason for founding
D. Rhode Island
i. Roger Williams
ii. Reason for founding
E. New Hampshire
8. Middle Colonies
A. New Amsterdam
i. New York
1. Reason for founding
2. Harbors and Rivers
B. Pennsylvania
i. William Penn
ii. Reason for founding
iii. Quakers
1. Inner light
C. New Jersey
D. Delaware
9. Southern Colonies
A. Virginia
i. Reason for founding
B. Maryland
i. Lord Baltimore (Calvert)
ii. Reason for founding
C. Delaware
D. N & S Carolina
E. Georgia
Standard 2
1. Mercantilism
2. Transatlantic Trade
a. Triangular Trade
b. Middle Passage
i. African American Culture
3. Benjamin Franklin
a. Individualism
b. Social Mobility
4. The Great Awakening
a. Jonathan Edwards
i. Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
Standard 3
1. French & Indian War
a. George Washington
b. Quebec
c. Treaty of Paris 1763
d. Proclamation of 1763
2. Navigation Act
3. Sam Adams
a. Sons of Liberty
b. Daughters of Liberty
4. The Stamp Act
5. Boston Massacre
6. Committees of Correspondence
7. Boston Tea Party
8. The Intolerable Acts
9. Thomas Paine
a. Common Sense
Standard 4
1. 2nd Continental Congress
a. Olive Branch Petition
b. General George Washington
c. Continental Army
d. Declaration of Independence
i. John Locke
ii. Social Contract Theory
2. Revolutionary War
a. Lexington and Concord
i. Minutemen
b. Bunker Hill
c. Battle of NY
d. Battle of Philadelphia
e. Valley Forge
i. Crossing the Delaware/Trenton
ii. Marquis de Lafayette
iii. Baron Von Steuben
f. Saratoga
g. Battle of Yorktown
i. General Charles Cornwallis
h. Treaty of Paris 1783
Standard 5
1. Articles of Confederation
a. Weaknesses
b. Strengths
2. Shays’ Rebellion
3. Federalist vs. Antifederalists
a. TJ vs. A. Ham
i. Beliefs of each side
4. Constitutional Convention
a. James Madison
b. The Federalist Papers
i. Written by?
5. Roger Sherman
a. The Great Compromise
6. 3/5 Compromise
7. Charles de Montesquieu
a. Separation of Powers
b. Checks and Balances
c. Limited Government
d. Legislative, Judicial, & Executive Branches
8. Bill of Rights
a. Voltaire
9. President George Washington
a. Whiskey Rebellion
b. Policy of Neutrality or Nonintervention
10. Political Parties
F. Hamilton vs. Jefferson
10. President John Adams
A. Alien & Sedition Acts
B. Midnight Judges
C. XYZ Affair
11. John Marshall
A. Judiciary Act of 1801
B. Marbury v Madison
C. McCullough v Maryland
Domain II: New Republic through Reconstruction
Standard 6
1. Northwest Ordinance
2. President Thomas Jefferson
a. Embargo Act of 1807
b. Louisiana Purchase
i. Lewis & Clark Expedition
3. President James Madison
a. War of 1812
i. Causes
1. Impressment
2. USS Chesapeake
ii. Results
iii. Battle of New Orleans
iv. Treaty of Ghent
4. National Infrastructure
a. National Road
i. Turnpikes & Toll Roads
b. Erie Canal
i. Steam boats
5. Rise of NY City
6. Mormons
a. Joseph Smith
b. Brigham Young
Standard 7
1. 2nd Great Awakening
2. Temperance
3. Abolition
a. William Lloyd Garrison
i. Liberator
b. Frederick Douglass
i. N. Star
c. The Grimke Sisters
d. Harriet Beecher Stowe
i. Uncle Tom’s Cabin
e. Sojourner Truth
i. “Ain’t I a Woman”
f. Harriet Tubman
i. Moses
ii. Underground Railroad
4. Quakers
5. Public Schools
a. Horace Mann
6. Women’s Suffrage
a. Susan B. Anthony
7. Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Lucretia Mott
a. Seneca Falls Conference
8. President John Q. Adams
a. Corrupt bargain
b. American Nationalism
9. Jacksonian Democracy
a. Spoils System
b. American Nationalism
Standard 8
10. President James Monroe
a. Monroe Doctrine
11. Missouri Compromise
12. Nat Turner
13. Nullification Crisis
a. John C. Calhoun
i. Sectionalism
ii. States’ Rights
14. James K. Polk
a. Manifest Destiny
i. 54° 40’ or Fight
b. Texas Revolution
i. Stephen Austin
ii. Sam Houston
iii. “Remember the Alamo”
iv. Battle of San Jacinto
15. Wilmont Proviso
16. Mexican-American War
a. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
b. Gasden Purchase
17. Compromise of 1850
a. Fugitive Slave Act
Standard 9
1. Kansas-Nebraska Act
2. Popular Sovereignty
a. Stephen Douglas
3. Dread Scott
4. John Brown
a. Pottawatomie Massacre
b. Harper’s Ferry
5. Abraham Lincoln
a. Suspension of Habeas Corpus
b. Gettysburg Address
c. Emancipation Proclamation
d. Lincoln’s 2nd Inaugural Address
6. North vs. South
a. Population
b. Manufacturing
c. Exports
d. Food Production
e. Railroads
f. Leadership
i. Ulysses S. Grant
ii. Robert E. Lee
iii. William Tecumseh Sherman
iv. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
7. Battles
a. Antietam
b. Siege of Vicksburg
c. Gettysburg
d. Battle of Atlanta
e. March to the Sea
f. Appomattox Courthouse
Standard 10
1. 13, 14th & 15th Amendments
2. Freedmen’s Bureau
a. Morehouse College
3. Reconstruction
a. Presidential Reconstruction
b. Radical Republican Reconstruction
c. Carpetbaggers and Scalawags
4. Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
5. Black Codes
6. Tenant Farming
7. Share Cropping
8. KKK
9. Johnson’s impeachment
10. Compromise of 1877
Domain III: Industrialization, Reform, and Imperialism
Standard 11
1. Industrialization in US
2. Railroad Industry
a. Land Grants
3. Transcontinental Railroad
a. Central Pacific
i. Chinese Laborers
b. Union Pacific
i. Irish Laborers
4. Steel Industry
5. Andrew Carnegie
6. John D. Rockefeller
a. Standard Oil Company
7. Trusts
8. Monopolies
9. Alexander Graham Bell
10. Thomas Edison
a. Menlo Park
b. Electric Light bulb, Phonograph & Motion Pictures
Standard 12
11. Dawes Act
12. Sitting Bull
13. Wounded Knee
14. Ellis Island
15. Angel Island
16. American Federation of Labor
a. Samuel Gompers
17. Pullman Strike
a. Eugene V. Debs
Standard 13
18. Progressives/reforms
a. Muckrakers
i. Upton Sinclair
ii. Ida Tarbell
b. Hull House
i. Jane Addams
ii. Tenements
c. Initiative
d. Referendum
e. Recall
f. 16th Amendment
g. 17th Amendment
19. Plessy v. Ferguson
a. Jim Crow Laws
20. NAACP
a. W.E.B. Dubois
Standard 14
21. Anti-Immigrant Sentiment
a. Chinese Exclusion Act
b. Gentlemen’s Agreement
22. Spanish American War
a. “Remember the Maine”
b. Yellow Journalism
c. Jose Marti
d. San Juan Hill
23. Philippine American War
a. Emilio Aguinaldo
24. Open Door Policy
25. President Teddy Roosevelt
a. Square Deal
b. Trust busting
c. Speak Softly but Carry a Big Stick
d. Roosevelt Corollary
e. Panama Canal
Content Domain IV: Establishment as a World Power
Standard 15
1. President Woodrow Wilson
2. WWI – Causes
a. MAIN
b. U.S. Neutrality
c. Unrestricted Sub Warfare
d. Zimmerman note
3. WWI – Impacts
a. The Great Migration
b. Espionage & Sedition Acts
i. Eugene V. Debs arrest
4. 18th & 19th Amendments
a. Carrie Nation
b. Suffrage
i. Susan B. Anthony
5. 14 Points
a. League of Nations
b. Mandate System
6. Treaty of Versailles
a. War Guilt Clause
b. Reparations
Standard 16
1. Communism - impact
2. Socialism – impact
3. Isolationism
4. Red Scare
a. Palmer Raids
b. Sacco and Vanzetti
5. Anti-Immigrant sentiments
a. Revival of KKK
6. Scopes Monkey Trial
7. Radio & Movies
8. Jazz
9. Harlem Renaissance
a. Langston Hughes
b. Louis Armstrong
c. Billie Holiday
10. Tin Pan Alley
a. Irving Berlin
11. Mass Production
12. Henry Ford
a. Model T
b. Assembly line
Standard 17
1. Causes of The Great Depression
a. Overproduction
b. Under Consumption
c. Buying on Margin
d. Speculation
e. Use of credit
2. Black Tuesday
3. The Great Depression
a. Hoovervilles
b. Dust Bowl
i. Oakies
Standard 18
1. FDR
a. Fireside chats
b. The New Deal
i. TVA
ii. FDIC
iii. CCC
iv. WPA
v. AAA
vi. Wagner Act=NLRB
c. 2nd New Deal
i. Industrial Unionism
1. AFL-CIO
d. Social Security Act
e. 21st Amendment
f. Eleanor Roosevelt
g. Huey P. Long
h. Neutrality Acts
i. Court-Packing Bill
j. “Cash & Carry”
k. Lend Lease Act
Standard 19
1. A. Philip Randolph
2. WWII
a. Pearl Harbor
b. Internment Camps
c. Mobilization
i. Selective Service
ii. WAAC
1. Rosie the Riveter
iii. WOW
iv. Wartime conservation
1. Rationing
v. Lend-Lease Act
d. Allied Powers
e. Axis Powers
f. Battle of Midway
g. Battle of Coral Sea
h. Yalta Conference
i. Potsdam Conference
j. D-Day
i. Operation Overlord
ii. 5 Beaches
iii. Normandy
k. Battle of the Bulge
l. The Fall of Berlin
m. Manhattan Project
i. Los Alamos, NM
ii. Atomic Bomb
iii. Hiroshima & Nagasaki
3. Nuremberg Trials
4. United Nations
Standard 20
1. 22nd Amendment
2. Marshall Plan
3. Berlin Airlift
4. NATO
5. Warsaw Pact
a. Satellite nations
6. Truman Doctrine
a. Containment
7. Korean War
a. 38th parallel
8. Spy Scandals
a. Alger Hiss
b. Rosenbergs
9. McCarthyism
a. HUAC
i. Blacklist/Hollywood 10
10. Cuban Revolution
a. Bay of Pigs
b. Cuban Missile Crisis
11. Vietnam War
a. Domino Theory
b. Ho Chi Minh Trail
c. Tet Offensive
Content Domain V: Modern Era
Standard 21
1. President Truman
a. Integration of U.S. Armed Forces
b. Truman Doctrine
c. GI Bill
2. Baby Boom
a. Levittown
3. Beat Movement
4. President Eisenhower
a. Interstate Highway Act
b. Eisenhower Doctrine
c. Brinksmanship
d. U2 incident
5. Kennedy/Nixon Debates
6. President John F. Kennedy (JFK)
a. Camelot
7. TV News Coverage of the Civil Rights Movement
8. Effects of Air Conditioning
9. Effects of Personal computers
10. Cold War
a. Sputnik I
Standard 22
1. Jackie Robinson
2. Brown v. Board of Education
3. Little Rock 9
4. Martin Luther King Jr.
a. “Letter from Birmingham Jail”
b. Birmingham Bus Boycott
c. SCLC
d. SNCC
i. Stokely Carmichael
e. “I Have a Dream” Speech
5. Malcolm X
a. Nation of Islam
6. Counter Culture
7. Civil Rights Act of 1964
a. 24th Amendment
8. Voting Rights Act of 1965
9. Civil Rights Act 1968
a. Defacto segregation
b. Dejure segregation
Standard 23
11. Warren Court
a. Miranda V. Arizona
12. Assassination of President Kennedy
13. President Lyndon Baines Johnson (LBJ)
a. “The Great Society”
b. Medicare
c. “War on Poverty”
d. Vietnam War
i. Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
ii. Anti-Vietnam War Movement
14. 1968
a. Assassination of MLK, Jr.
b. Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy
c. Democratic National Convention
Standard 24
1. Civil Rights Movement
a. Sit-Ins
b. Freedom Rides
c. Freedom Summer
2. NOW
a. Betty Friedan
b. Gloria Steinem
c. ERA = 28th Amendment
3. Cesar Chavez
a. United Farm Workers
b. Grape boycott
4. Rachel Carson
a. Silent Spring
i. DDT
5. Earth Day
6. Conservative Movement
a. Barry Gold Water
Standard 25
1. President Richard Nixon
a. Détente
b. Nixon’s Visit to China
c. SALT Treaty
d. Watergate Scandal
e. Nixon’s resignation
i. Change in American attitude toward Presidency
f. EPA
2. President Gerald Ford
a. Nixon Pardon
3. President Jimmy Carter
a. Camp David Accords
b. Iranian Revolution
c. Iranian Hostage Crisis
4. Roe v. Wade (Warren Court)
5. President Ronald Reagan
a. Reaganomics
b. Sandra Day O’Connor
c. Iran-Contra Scandal
d. Fall of the Berlin Wall
e. Collapse of the Soviet Union
f. End of Cold War
6. Regents of University of California v. Bakke (Warren Court)
7. President George H. Bush
a. Desert Storm
8. President Bill Clinton
a. NAFTA
b. Impeachment of Clinton
9. 2000 Presidential Election
a. George W. Bush & Al Gore
b. Electoral College
10. President George W. Bush
a. 911
i. Department of Homeland Security
b. War on Terrorism
i. Operation Enduring Freedom
ii. Operation Iraqi Freedom
1. Saddam Hussein
2. WMD
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