George Brown Tindall Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

In depth notes combining lecture, textbook, and powerpoint information for US History to 1865. Chapter 2 notes (1530-1690 or so) in bullet formation.

Including the time period of 1800-1848, this document has 50 essential vocabulary terms to know in order to make you successful in AP US History. Each of the words contains both the term's definition and significance, giving you an in-depth understanding of the topics. The topics covered here are the War of 1812, the Market Revolution, the Second Great Awakening and the Jacksonian Era, all the way up to pre-Civil War.

In depth notes combining lecture, textbook, and powerpoint information for US History to 1865. Chapter one, early explorers to the Protestant Reformation in bullet format.

US History 1 lecture notes from 2018 fall semester. A lot of the information was copied down from the lectures and from certain presentations.

These set of notes are filled with the answers for the essay and for the first test, everything that you need to know will be in this document.

This includes an outline and notes for chapters 5-8 of the Tindall and Shi textbook covering the time between the American Revolution and the Labor revolution

A comprehensive and succinct review covering topics such as the War of 1812, the Bank War, Jacksonian Democracy, the Transportation Revolution, and important individuals during these times.

A complete and succinct summary of lectures from the industrial revolution, touching on the Civil War. Topics such as the Mason-Dixon Line, Abolitionism, Immigration, and the Civil War are discussed, as well as relevant individuals during this time.

A summary of the key points found in, America, The Essential Learning Edition, Volume 1, Chapter 1.

Lecture notes from History 2112 derived from America: A Narrative History Vol 2. David Emory Shi and George Brown Tindall: Chapter 19 on Political Stalemate and Rural Revolt