7th Grade U. S. History Final Test Review Note
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Note: This is a compilation of all test reviews for the year. You may print this and fill it out and use it on the final. You may also use old review sheets and your notebook on the final. Nothing else. Immigration: General Terms: Be able to explain the difference between a primary & secondary source & give examples for each.
Terms: Be able to define and explain each term’s significance to immigration.
Historical Immigration: Be able to distinguish between the different historical periods of immigration.
Growth of Cities: Be able to make connections between city growth and rise in immigration.
Nativism and Chinese Exclusion Act: Be able to analyze the role of the United States in restricting immigration.
Immigration Trends: Be able to identify immigration trends in the twentieth century.
Current Immigration Issues: Be able to examine the current state of immigration in the United States.
World War I: Basics of World War I: Describe each item below.
Causes of WWI: Define each and explain how it led to war.
WWI Warfare Techniques: Describe each and its impact on fighting in WWI.
Increasing Tensions Between U.S. and Germany: Explain each and its effect.
The Home Front: Identify each and explain its impact on Americans during WWI.
Fighting “Over There”: Explain each and its impact on fighting “over there.”
The Treaty of Versailles: Explain each.
Changing Society (1920s): Important Terms: Define or identify each.
Important People: Identify each and explain his or her importance to the time period.
Woman’s Suffrage Movement: Identify each & explain its impact on the women’s suffrage movement.
Changing Ideas: Describe each idea below, who supported it, who opposed it, and its impact.
Changing Life in the 1920s: Describe each change below and its impact or effects on the 1920s.
Great Depression: People: Be able to identify and explain the impact of each.
Terms: Be able to identify and explain the impact of each.
Causes of the Great Depression-explain • Decade of the 1920s • Leadership of 1920s • Overproduction • Stock Market Crash
• Impact on people • Impact on economy
• Describe • Result
• Hoover's point of view /plans • FDR's point of view /plans • Election result The Dust Bowl • Causes
• Description • Effects/Actions The New Deal • Define
• First 100 Hundred Days • 3 R's in Legislation and programs for each -relief -recovery -reform New Deal Programs • CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) • FERA (Federal Emergency Relief Administration) • WPA (Works Progress Administration) • TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) • NRA (National Recovery Administration) • AAA (Agricultural Adjustment Act) • FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.) • Social Security • SEC (Security and Exchange Commission) Support for New Deal--explain Criticism of New Deal--explain FDR's Court Packing Plan—description and result End of the Great Depression—how and why? Legacy of the New Deal—how does it still affect us today? Connections to today—Occupy Wall Street Movement World War II: TERMS: Define and understand each term’s importance in WWII.
PEOPLE: Identify and understand each person’s importance in WWII.
BEGINNING OF THE WAR: Identify and understand each event’s importance in WWII.
HOMEFRONT: Identify and understand each item’s importance to the homefront in WWII.
WAR IN EUROPE: Explain why each battle happened, its outcome and impact on WWII.
WAR IN PACIFIC; Identify each and understand each battle’s importance in WWII.
ATOMIC BOMB: Identify each and understand each item’s importance in WWII.
HOLOCAUST: Explain and describe each of the following.
Cold War: Concept Words: Define each in context of the Cold War and give examples.
Definitions: Define each and explain its significance to the Cold War period.
People: Identify each person and explain his or her role in the Cold War.
Cold War Events: Explain each, its purpose, and how if impacted U.S./Soviet relations.
Cold War at Home: Explain each and how it affected Americans.
End of Cold War: Explain each and how it contributed to the end of the Cold War.
Connections to Today: Explain each and how it affects our world today.
Vietnam War: Vietnam Definitions: Be able to define each and explain its significance to the Vietnam War or end of the Cold War.
People of Vietnam War: Explain who each person was and his or her role in the Vietnam War.
Vietnam War Events: Know the purpose of each and how they impacted the Vietnam War.
The Vietnam War at Home: Identify each and how they impacted the Vietnam War.
The End of the War: Identify each and how they impacted the Vietnam War.
Effects of the War: Identify each and how they impacted people/nations at the end of the Vietnam War.
Civil Rights Movements: Terms Define each and give examples of each. Civil Disobedience
Segregation Integration African American Civil Rights Movement: Be able to explain each and its/their significance to the Civil Rights Movement. Think about conditions, actions, obstacles, and achievements. Jim Crow Laws Voting Restrictions (poll tax, literacy test) Brown V. Board of Education Little Rock Nine Montgomery Bus Boycott Rosa Parks NAACP Sit-Ins
Freedom Rides March on Washington Martin Luther King Jr. Voting Rights Drive Children’s March 1964 Civil Rights Act 24th Amendment 1965 Voting Rights Act Black Power Malcolm X Black Panthers COINTELPRO Chicano Rights Movement: Describe each, the actions taken, and the impact of each on the Hispanic Rights movement. Think about conditions, actions, obstacles, and achievements. Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers Chicano Student Walkouts Women’s Liberation Movement: Explain each and its/their role in the Women’s Liberation movement. Think about conditions, actions, obstacles, and achievements. 19th Amendment Women during WWII 1950s “Domestic Decade” Feminine Mystique Betty Freidan N.O.W.
Radical Feminists Title IX
Equal Rights Amendment Phyllis Schlafly Gloria Steinem Reasons for and against E.R.A. and Women’s Lib. American Indian Civil Rights Movement: Explain each and its role in the American Indian Civil Rights Movement. Think about conditions, actions, obstacles, and achievements. Reservation system Indian Boarding Schools Conditions of American Indians in 1960 National Congress of America American Indian Movement (AIM) Alcatraz Island Occupation Achievements of Movement Civil Rights Issues Today: Explain each and why it is still an issue today. Trayvon Martin case English as our official language? Women’s Civil Rights Issues: body image, women in the military, gender roles and pay equity, Title IX today American Indian fishing rights and use of Indian mascots Essay Questions: Be sure to answer the following using the SAME PROPER ESSAY FORMAT we have been teaching ALL YEAR!!!! What time period from the twentieth century has had the most influence on our world today? Explain with strong reasons and detailed evidence. (examples: historical immigration, World War I, the 1920s, the Great Depression, World War II, the Cold War, or the Civil Rights Movement) Which person from the twentieth century has had the most influence on our world today? Explain with strong reasons and detailed evidence. (think of people involved in the above time periods) Directory: cms -> lib -> MN01001540 -> Centricity -> Domain -> 953 953 -> Opposition to Vietnam: The Antiwar Movement 953 -> Organizing the civil rights movement 953 -> The Tribe "Jury" 953 -> The 1932 Presidential Election 953 -> The New Deal—Helpful or Hurtful? 953 -> Fdr and the New Deal The Hundred Days 953 -> Great Depression Unit Calendar Download 73.32 Kb. Share with your friends:
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