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Prepare for your AMH 2020-1 U.S. History Midterm Exam with this comprehensive 2025 study guide, featuring detailed summaries, key concepts, and practice questions from early American history through the Civil War era. This resource reviews essential topics including colonial America, independence and revolution, the Constitution, westward expansion, slavery, and the development of American democracy. Designed for college-level history students, this study guide helps strengthen understanding, improve recall, and boost midterm exam performance. Perfect for use in AMH 2020-1 online or classroom courses.

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Midterm Study Guide for AMH 2020-1
Political agreement resolving the 1876 presidential
Compromise of 1877 election.

African American sociologist, co-founder of NAACP.
W. E. B. Du Bois


Religious groups fleeing Communities escaping discrimination in the American
West.
persecution

Western settlement Government strategies promoting migration to the
West.
policies

Journalist advocating for the New South's economic
Henry Grady growth.


Frederick Jackson Turner Historian known for the 'Frontier Thesis' concept.

Philosopher associated with Social Darwinism
Herbert Spencer theories.


Charles Darwin Naturalist known for the theory of evolution.

New immigrants Groups arriving in the U.S. post-1880 from Europe.

Populist leader and three-time presidential candidate.
William Jennings Bryan


Spanish-American-Cuban- Conflict leading to U.S. colonial expansion in 1898.
Filipino War

Keating-Owen Act 1916 law regulating child labor in manufacturing.

Eighteenth Amendment Prohibition of alcohol in the United States.

Volstead Act Legislation enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment.

U.S. President during World War I, promoted
Woodrow Wilson democracy.


Fourteen Points Wilson's proposal for post-WWI peace negotiations.

Scopes trial 1925 legal case on teaching evolution in schools.

Makeshift housing for the homeless during the Great
Shantytowns Depression.

President known for New Deal policies during
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Depression.



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