Ebert’s HIST 1302 Final Exam Review

Old Material:

1. Dime Novels

2. Sand Creek Massacre

3. Dawes Act

4. Turner Thesis

5. Laissez-Faire

6. Credit Mobilier Scandal

7. Andrew Carnegie

8. Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

9. Pullman Strike

10. American Federation of Labor

11. Ghetto

12. Tammany Hall

13. The Jungle

14. Election of 1912

15. Imperialism

16. Panama Canal

17. Zimmerman Telegram

18. Schneck v. United States

19. Scopes Monkey trial

20. Prohibition

21. Margaret Sanger

22. Black Tuesday

23. Dust Bowl

24. New Deal

25. Court Packing Scheme

26. John Steinbeck

27. Nye Committee

28. Adolph Hitler

29. Anschluss

30. Neutrality Acts

31. Battle of Britain

32. Arsenal of Democracy

33. Holocaust

34. Attack at Pearl Harbor

New Material:

1. Mao Zedong

2. Korean War

3. Space Race

4. Cuban Missile Crisis

5. Vietnam War

6. Camp David Accords

7. NSC-68

8. Brown v. The Board of Education of Topeka Kansas (1954)

9. Martin Luther King, Jr.

10. Malcolm X

11. Sit-Ins

12. Black Panthers

13. Civil Rights Act (1964)

14. Baby Boomer

15. Timothy Leary

16. Woodstock Music & Art Festival

17. Roe v. Wade (1973)

18. Checkers Speech

19. Interstate Highway Act (1956)

20. Levittown

21. Cult of Domesticity

22. The New Frontier

23. JFK Assignation

24. The Great Society

25. Stagflation

26. S.A.L.T.

27. Watergate Crisis

28. The Silent Majority

29. Christian Evangelicals

30. Trickle Down Economics

What to expect?

This test will have two sections, New Material and Old Material. You will have a selection of 30 terms from the Old Material and a selection of 30 terms from the New Material. You will identify 15 out of the Old Material terms and 10 out of the New Material terms.

Identifying a term includes:

Who they are? = 1pt

What they did? = 1pt (NOTE THIS IS DIFFERENT FROM REGULAR TESTS)

Why is it important? = 2pts

Total Points per Term = 4pts