Vocabulary from ap curriculum by Unit (Period)

maize

Columbian Exchange

demographic

encomienda system

God, gold, glory

feudalism

capitalism

subjugation

autonomy

colonization

rigid racial hierarchy

indentured servants

New England

Puritans

commerce/commercial

Chesapeake colonies

chattel

West Indies

staple crops

Pueblo Revolt

Atlantic World

Anglicization

Protestant evangelism

Enlightenment

mercantilism

self-government

folkway

overt

homogeneous

flourish

commodities

diverge

accommodation

stereotype

gradations

imperial

scant

republic

Seven Years War

elites

grassroots movement

American Revolution

loyalist/patriot

Declaration of Independence

neutrality

French Revolution

Haiti

Latin America

Farewell Address

democracy

Thomas Paine

Common Sense

Articles of Confederation

central power (government)

property qualification

Constitution

federalism

separation of powers

Bill of Rights

ratification process

political parties

framers

backcountry culture

Appalachian Mts.

Northwest Ordinance

public education

Mississippi River

national identity

regional identity

republican motherhood

culminating

encroachment

perceive

resilient

domestic

initiative

partisan

fervor

popular

interstate

ratify

reverberate

institutions

mass democracy

constituencies

interest group

Federalists/ Democratic Republicans

Democrats/Whigs

Second Great Awakening

liberal

abolitionism

xenophobia

Old World v. New World

textile

steam engine

interchangeable parts

canal/roads

telegraph

semi-subsistent agriculture

specialization

American System

Midwest

market revolution

tariffs

Louisiana Purchase

1820 Missouri Compromise

coalesce

concurrent

secular

emancipation

profound

livelihood

trump

diplomatic

arable

expansionism

migration/immigration

Manifest Destiny

Mexican-American War

ethnic communities

nativism

Civil War

sectionalism

free labor manufacturing

abolitionists

states' rights

nullification

secession

Election of 1860

Compromise of 1850

Kansas-Nebraska Act

Dred Scott decision

Republican Party

Abraham Lincoln

free soil platform

Reconstruction

Confederacy

Emancipation Proclamation

13th Amendment

sharecropping system

radical v. moderate Republicans

14th Amendment

15th Amendment

segregation

infrastructure

amendment

embolden

pluralistic

business cycle

Great Depression

Progressive Reform

welfare state

liberalism

FDR

relief, recovery, reform

conservatives

modernization

tradition v. innovation

urban v. rural

fundamentalist Christianity v. scientific modernism

management v. labor

native born v. immigrants

white v. black

idealism v. disillusionment

Harlem Renaissance

World War I

xenophobia

civil liberties

strikes

quotas

Frontier closed

imperialism

Spanish-American War

Philippino insurrection

anti-imperialist

interventionists v. isolationists

neutrality

Woodrow Wilson

American Expeditionary Force

Treaty of Versailles

League of Nations

World War II

Pearl Harbor

Japanese internment

atomic bombs

Axis

Allied powers

multifaceted

repressive

strife

protracted

unilateral

collective security

containment

Korean Conflict

Vietnam Conflict

detente

nationalist movements

nonaligned countries

Cold War

military industrial complex

liberalism

non-violent protest

desegregation of military

Brown v. Bd. of Education 1954

Civil Rights Act of 1964

Lyndon Johnson

Great Society

private sector

baby boom

suburbanization

Sun Belt

conformity

Immigration Act of 1965

counterculture

sexual revolution

efficacy

resurgent

zenith

burgeoning

globalization

neoconservative

religious fundamentalism

deregulation

big government

Ronald Reagan

Mikhail Gorbachev

arms reduction

9/11 Attacks

War on Terror

Afghanistan

Iraq conflict

Free Trade Agreements

climate change

fossil fuels

computer/internet revolution

dissemination

inertia

bellicose

stagnated