Midterm Study Guide 1301 PDF

Preview

Summary

Download Midterm Study Guide 1301 PDF

Description

MIDTERM STUDY GUIDE HIST 1301 For your midterm exam, you will write an essay. Essay questions will be provided to you and you must answer the question using specific examples, or IDs. Your discussion of these IDs need to discuss the 5 Ws: Who, What, When, Where, and Why, as well as their Significance. Your essay will need an introduction with a thesis statement that provides a roadmap for the rest of the essay, suitable topic sentences, body paragraphs that use the lecture IDs as evidence, and a conclusion that restates the essay’s main points. The midterm exam represents 15% (or 150 points) of your total grade. You are allowed to write your thesis statement and a list of the ID’s you plan on using on the inside cover of the blue book. However, if you write more than what is allowed, you will be subject to a significant point deduction. The exam will be held in class on March 3. All examinations must be completed at that time unless you possess a verifiable emergency excuse. If you do not have an acceptable excuse, you will receive a grade of “0.” ID’S: • Second Continental • African Slavery • Beringia Congress • Triangle Trade • Agricultural Revolution • Common Sense • Bacon’s Rebellion • Cahokia • Declaration of • American Slavery • Tenochtitlan Independence • Stono Rebellion • Agricultural Diffusion • American Revolution • Mercantilism • Civilization vs. Savagery • Treaty of Paris, 1783 • Navigation Acts • Vinland • Articles of Confederation • Salutary Neglect • Renaissance • Shay’s Rebellion • 18th Century Empires • Columbian Exchange • Virginia vs. New Jersey • Albany Plan • Frontiers of Inclusion Plan • French and Indian War • Protestant Reformation • The Constitution • Royal Proclamation of • Jamestown • Federalists vs. Anti1763 • Opechancanough Federalists • Republicanism • Puritans • Bill of Rights • Stamp Act • Salem Witchcraft Trials • Boston Massacre • King Philip’s War • Intolerable Acts • Indentured Servitude Make sure you bring a blue book (or two) to class on the day of the exam....