People You Should Know
- Christopher Columbus
- Thomas Paine
- Anne Hutchinson
- John Marshall
- William Sherman
- Andrew Carnegie
- Industrialist
- Progressives
- John D. Rockefeller
- Ida Tarbell
- Robert La Follette
- Muckrackers
- Upton Sinclair
- Jacob Riis
Question You Should Be Able to Answer
- How were the colonies separated?
- Which colonies allowed for freedom of religion?
- What are the differences between triangular trade versus middle passage?
- What was the Great Awakening?
- What was the purpose of the committee of correspondences?
- Why was the Declaration of Independence written?
- What was the first continental congress?
- Can you name the goals of the Federalist and the Anti-federalist?
- Describe the strengths and weaknesses of the first national government.
- How was the New Constitution organized? Why was it organized in such a fashion?
- Is Manifest Destiny an idea or a goal for the nation?
- How did the Missouri Compromise and Kansans-Nebraska Act compare to each other?
- What does the word abolitionist mean?
- Which Supreme Court cases should you know?
- Which amendments do you think will be on the exam?
- What was the immediate effect of the Emancipation Proclamation?
- Which new inventions and innovations spearheaded the industrial age?
Time Periods/Terms You Should Know
32. Reconstruction Era
- Gilded Age
- Progressive Era
- Labor unions of the 1900’s
- Social Darwinism
- Settlement Houses
- Tenements
What the best study advice you have ever recieved?
To study the night before, and that very morning so that all the info can stick with you the test or final day. Also, like repeat over and over the info you need out loud and in your head. Studying to me is like just like momorizing, storing it all.
ReplyDeletestudy little by little your brain will over flow if you study everything at once!
ReplyDeleteStudy for a few days. Do not try to cram it all into one night. Your brain will only temporary remember it!
ReplyDeleteRiley Smith Per 4
to study at least 2 nights before the test and get a good amount of sleep. use flashcards or something to help instead of just reading information. study with a good partner or go to tutoring.
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The best study advice I've ever received is to study over the weakend and not to study all at once. Always break your studying into hours. and never cram the night before . and dont try to study when your tired because you wont beable to remember anything.
ReplyDeleteFrancheska Torres-Martin p.3
Don't cram and while your studying test yourself, it also helps to zone everything out and turn off all electronic devices.
ReplyDeleteMake flash cards and dont cram the night before the exam,just be relaxed and dont be nervous.
ReplyDeleteUsing flashcards is the best way to study in my opinion, have a pile of the ones u got wrong and the ones you got right. Continue to go over them for about 1 hour or 2. This helps me alot
ReplyDeleteChristian Foss Per 4