Apush Chapter 3 Notes

Chapter 7 refers to the many different types of Federal and State surveys that are nonsectionalized.

Puritan politics were centered on community and family values, where the people had the power to discuss and vote on issues in town meetings. The politics of the Puritans were much different than that of other colonies though, like Virginia. Virginia had been controlled by a corrupt governor named William Berkeley for over 30 years. Berkeley would give the best land to his wealthy accomplices, while others would get less desirable land. His unfair rule eventually cases Bacon’s Rebellion, which sparked wars between the colonists and Natives and caused damage major damage to the colonies, like the burning down of Jamestown. The flawed political system in the English colonies would soon lose popularity, as people would favor the more democratic

5.5. Spain watched Portugal’s success with exploration and slaving with envy and wanted a piece of the pie.

In colonial America, two religions dominated its cultural history, the Puritans and the Quakers. Puritanism was born from the creation of a religion that seeks to fuse and at the same time, reform, the Catholic and

By the 1700s the two regions, New England and Chesapeake varied greatly in spite of being from the same mother country, England. Physical and cultural differences separated these two regions distinctively. While religion moulded the daily life in New England, Money and tobacco farming dominated the Chesapeake.

Both North and South were ill prepared for war in 1861. Initially dependent on volunteers, the Confederacy established a draft in 1862, and the Union did so the following year.

The presidential campaign for Andrew Jackson had started early—on February 9, 1825, the day of John Quincy Adams’s controversial election by the House—and it continued noisily for nearly four years. Even before the election of 1828, the temporarily united Republicans of the Era of Good Feelings had split into two camps. One was the National Republicans, with Adams as their standard-bearer. The other was the Democratic-Republicans, with the fiery Jackson heading their ticket. Rallying cries of the Jackson zealots were “Bargain and Corruption,’’ “Huzza for Jackson,’’ and “All Hail Old Hickory.’’ Jacksonites planted hickory poles for their hickory-tough hero; Adamsites adopted the oak as the symbol of their

The amendment also includes a number of clauses dealing with the Confederacy and its officials.

I. Chapter 13: The Rise of a Mass Democracy a. The “Corrupt Bargain” of 1824 i. Four candidates 1. John Quincy Adams of Massachusetts 2. Henry Clay of Kentucky 3. William H. Crawford of Georgia 4. Andrew Jackson of New Orleans ii.

With new advancements in medicine, the United States healthcare industry shifted hospitals from being known as ‘death trapes’ to respected establishment, a safe haven place for the ill. Chapter 4 summaries dramatic shift in hospital and healthcare industry from1870 to 1910. Before 1870, hospitals were charitable, not tax funded entities and physicians tried to make the hospital as the source of medical care for their economic advantage. The chapter continues to describe how the advancement of science had helped increase the demand for hospitals, but it was more urbanization, lack of self-sufficiency, and new reputation toward cleanliness that brought increased populations together with the need for assistance from hospitals. “Before anesthesia

Name: Leah Freeman Date: 10/20/17 Chapter #:11   APUSH Chapter Summary Form Political Party Republican Republican President/Vice-President Thomas Jefferson James Madison Term(s)/Dates in Office 2 terms (1800-1808) 1 term (1808-1812)    2. The main theme of Chapter 11 is Politics and Power (POL) because the idea of central power was a widely disputed issue that was big for this chapter.

TXT- First female for Life magazine and was well known for capturing architectural buildings of large scale to compare the intensity of the environment in relation to people in a everyday life. Pg 192

In the 1900’s there were many social reform movements to help improve wages healthcare education and sanitation. The term Muckraker was popularized in the 20th century, spearheaded by writer such as Upton Sinclair, Jack London and frank Norris. They wrote articles in the news “exposing” the food sanitation industries, which lead to greater government regulations. Socialists and Communists began to stir up trouble with workers which lead to one of the first Red scares in the United States. I had no idea that there were so few regulations on food in the 1900’s.

Because the church of England was headed by the king, it was viewed as a symbol of English control in the colonies

The Wall Street crash brought in its wake the financial depression of 1929. In England, the increase in taxation and the pressure on sterling inevitably lead to the deterioration of the economic situation. The effect was comprehensive, and as the number of American visitors arriving in England decreased, and likewise did the orders for the Vyses’ figurative ware, and their income from the studio pottery shrank significantly. Additionally, they began to devote more of their time to the research of ash-glazes and perfecting the firing techniques required for this type of ware. Their aim now was to garner a reputation for excellence for their high-fired-stoneware, while, fulfilling the demands for figures and pots