AP US History Exam Study Guide (Recent exam)
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Mercantilism the theory that a country should sell more goods
to other countries than it buys;colonies exist for
the benefit of mother country
Navigation Laws of 1660 and 1663 1660: ships' crews had to be 3/4 English, and
"enumerated" products not produced by the
mother country, such as tobacco, cotton, and
sugar were to be shipped from the colonies only
to England or other English colonies
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1663: required all European goods bound for
America to be shipped through England first.[6]
In England, the goods would be unloaded,
inspected, paid duties, and finally reloaded. had
to be carried in English vessels,Furthermore,
imports of 'enumerated commodities' (such as
sugar, rice, and tobacco) had to do the same.
1895 Supreme Court Ruling of US v. decision under ShermanAnti-Trust Act shot down
E.C Knight by Supreme Court - sugar refining was
manufacturing rather than trade/commerce
, Frances Perkins U.S. Secretary of Labor from (FDR)1933 to 1945,
and the first woman ever appointed to the
cabinet., Social Security and Minimum wage
Objectives of Populists calling for free coinage of silver, abolition of
national banks, a subtreasury scheme or some
similar system, a graduated income tax, paper
money, government ownership of all forms of
transportation and communication, election of
Senators by direct vote, immigration restrictions,
8hr days, postal banks, pensions, revision of the
law of contracts,
NAFTA and Bill Clinton NAFTA was created to allow the free movement
of goods between canada, mexico, and the u.s.
by lessening and eliminating tariffs. Clinton
believed in it so much he signed this document,
promising that it would create good quality jobs
for Americans, but the opposite occurred.
Kyoto Treaty a treaty signed in 1997. It requires countries who
sign it to reduce thieir gas emissions to levels
below what they were producing in 1990
Margaret Sanger United States nurse who campaigned for birth
control and planned parenthood in the 1920's
Battle of Saratoga Turning point of American Revolution; American
Victory
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Terms in this set (73)
Mercantilism the theory that a country should sell more goods
to other countries than it buys;colonies exist for
the benefit of mother country
Navigation Laws of 1660 and 1663 1660: ships' crews had to be 3/4 English, and
"enumerated" products not produced by the
mother country, such as tobacco, cotton, and
sugar were to be shipped from the colonies only
to England or other English colonies
_______________________________________
1663: required all European goods bound for
America to be shipped through England first.[6]
In England, the goods would be unloaded,
inspected, paid duties, and finally reloaded. had
to be carried in English vessels,Furthermore,
imports of 'enumerated commodities' (such as
sugar, rice, and tobacco) had to do the same.
1895 Supreme Court Ruling of US v. decision under ShermanAnti-Trust Act shot down
E.C Knight by Supreme Court - sugar refining was
manufacturing rather than trade/commerce
, Frances Perkins U.S. Secretary of Labor from (FDR)1933 to 1945,
and the first woman ever appointed to the
cabinet., Social Security and Minimum wage
Objectives of Populists calling for free coinage of silver, abolition of
national banks, a subtreasury scheme or some
similar system, a graduated income tax, paper
money, government ownership of all forms of
transportation and communication, election of
Senators by direct vote, immigration restrictions,
8hr days, postal banks, pensions, revision of the
law of contracts,
NAFTA and Bill Clinton NAFTA was created to allow the free movement
of goods between canada, mexico, and the u.s.
by lessening and eliminating tariffs. Clinton
believed in it so much he signed this document,
promising that it would create good quality jobs
for Americans, but the opposite occurred.
Kyoto Treaty a treaty signed in 1997. It requires countries who
sign it to reduce thieir gas emissions to levels
below what they were producing in 1990
Margaret Sanger United States nurse who campaigned for birth
control and planned parenthood in the 1920's
Battle of Saratoga Turning point of American Revolution; American
Victory
