Introduction (Aug. 29)
American Indian Societies (Aug. 31)
I. Change Over Time
II. Social Diversity
A. Polytheism
B. Conceptions of Property
C. Sex Roles
Mississippian
atlatl
Cahokia
Pueblo
Iroquois
West Africa, Portugal, and Spain (Sept. 7)
I. Early West Africa
A. Sex Roles
B. Religion
C. Slavery
II. Europe Since A.D. 1000
III. Portugal and Africa
IV. Spain and Nationalism
nleke
Bartholomew Dias
Vasco da Gama
Isabella of Castile
Ferdinand of Aragón
pogroms
Spanish and French Empires (Sept. 12)
I. Columbus
II. Columbian Exchange
III. Spaniards in Mexico
IV. French Colonization
V. Jesuits and Wendats
Arawaks
syphilis
Tenochtitlán
Hernán Cortés
Franciscans
Samuel de Champlain
Jean de Brébeuf
English Colonization (Sept. 14)
I. Religious Change
II. Economic Change
III. Puritanism
IV. Puritan Migration
V. Jamestown
Anne Boleyn
sola scriptura
William Laud
Puritanism
Capitalism
Cooperation Competition
Community
Individual
Predestination Free
Will
Life and Death in the Chesapeake (Sept. 19)
I. English-Indian Relations
II. Culture of
Mortality
A. Disease and
Death
B. Social
Fluidity
III. Gender
Relations
IV. Family Life
V. Politics
Powhatan
Pocahontas
Burgesses
now-wife
Parliament
Transition to Slavery (Sept. 21)
I. Politics
II. Indentured
Servitude
III.
Slavery
IV. Causes of
Transition
A.
Racism
B. Demographics
V. African-American Culture
creolization
pidgin
creole
Puritans and Indians (Sept. 26)
I. Migrants to
N.E.
II. Puritanism in
N.E.
III. The New England Town
A.
Goals
B.
Change
IV. English-Indian Relations
John Winthrop
Dedham
"outlivers"
John Eliot
Massachusett Indians
Natick
antinomianism <----------->
Arminianism
faith <-----------> works
Women and Witchcraft (Sept. 28)
I. Roles of
Women
II. Deputy Husbands
III. Gender
Transgressions
IV. Anne
Hutchinson
V. Accused Witches
VI. Magic
VII. Salem
"helpmeet"
Cotton Mather, Increase Mather
spectral evidence
Cases of Conscience
Diversity in the Middle Colonies (Oct. 3)
I. Religious Diversity in
Pa.
A. William Penn &
Quakers
B.
Tolerance
C. Limits of
Tolerance
II. Ethnic Diversity in
N.Y.
Scots-Irish
Moravians
Huguenots
Lord Bellomont
Jacob Leisler
Sinter Claes
Convergence of American Regions (Oct. 5)
I. Urban
Centers
II. Wealth and
Poverty
III.
Artisans
IV. Religious
Change
V. Economics and Culture
VI. Slavery and Servitude
Andrew Belcher
Elisha Cooke
Boston Caucus
Queen Anne's War
Revivalism and Enlightenment (Oct. 10)
I. Revival in New
England
II. Revival in the
South
III. Effects of
Revivals
IV. Enlightenment in
America
George Whitefield
Nathan Cole
empiricism
Zabdiel Boylston
Marblehead
Deism
Silence Dogood
N.E. Courant
Imperial Crisis (Oct. 12)
I. New France, New Spain
II. Seven Years
War
III. Effects
A. Sugar Act (1764)
B. Representation
IV. Stamp Act (1765)
V. Townshend Acts (1767)
VI. Coercive Acts (1774)
VII. Loyalists & Moderates
Va. Stamp Act Resolves
Declaratory Act (1766)
The Ideals of 1776 (Oct. 17)
I. Common Sense (Jan.
'76)
A. Rhetorical
Style
B.
Arguments
C.
republicanism
II. Declaration of Independence (July '76)
A. Grievances
B. Natural Rights
III. Liberty and Slavery
Thomas Paine
John Locke
whigs
manumission
Earl of Dunmore
State Constitutions (Oct. 24)
I. State
Constitutions
A. New
Concepts
B. Pennsylvania
Const.
II. Articles of Confederation
III. The 1780s
A. National Troubles
B. State Troubles
bicameral
unicameral
Montesquieu
Shays' Rebellion
The U.S. Constitution (Oct. 26)
I.
Compromises
A.
Representation
B. Slavery
II. The Constitution
III. antifederalists
IV. federalists
V. Ratification
VI. Bill of Rights
William Paterson
factions
Gender and Virtue (Oct. 31)
I. 18th-Century Changes
II. Revolution's Effects on Women
A. Debate among Historians
B. Education
III. Republican
Wife
IV. Republican Mother
V. Effects on
Women
bundling
Molly Pitcher (Mary Hays)
Judith Sargent Murray
Politics and War (Nov. 2)
I.
Politics
A. Hamilton's
Plans
B.
Partisanship
II. Shawnee Revitalization
III. War of
1812
A.
Causes
B. Battles
C. Consequences
"Report on Manufactures"
Alien and Sedition Acts
The Prophet
Tecumseh
Queenston Heights
Oliver Hazard Perry
Industrialization (Nov. 7)
I. Transportation Improvements
II. Promotion of Commerce
III. Factories
IV. Worker-Owner Strife
V. Consumerism
Dartmouth College v. Woodward
Lowell System
Samuel Slater
Pawtucket, R.I.
Revival and Reform (Nov. 9)
I.
Revival
A.
Frontier
B. Burned-Over
District
II.
Reform
A.
Temperance
B.
Abolition
C. Women's
Rights
Cane Ridge, Ky.
Charles Grandison Finney
William Lloyd Garrison
Sojourner Truth
cult of domesticity
Seneca Falls, N.Y.
Slaves and Slavery (Nov. 14)
I. 18th-Century
Changes
II. 19th-Century
Developments
III. African-American
Culture
A. Family
Life
B.
Religion
C. Everyday Resistance
D. Slave Rebellions
task system
gang system
overseers
Harriet Jacobs
Nat Turner
Masters and Poor Whites (Nov. 16)
I. Planters and Mistresses
II. Poor Whites
III. Violence and Honor
IV. Proslavery
Mary Boykin Chesnut
Hinton R. Helper
George Fitzhugh
Democracy and Land (Nov. 21)
I. Democratic
Culture
A.
Jackson
B. Free
Blacks
II. Nullification
Debate
III. Rise of
Whigs
IV.
Agrarianism
V. Indian
Removal
VI. Spanish America
John Calhoun
S.C. Exposition and Protest
Manifest Destiny
John Ross
Adams-Onís Treaty
Crisis of the 1850s (Nov. 28)
I. Mexican-American War
II. Compromise of
1850
III. Bleeding
Kansas
IV. Free Soil, Free
Labor
Guadalupe Hidalgo
popular sovereignty
Anthony Burns
Lecompton (pro)
Topeka (anti)
Sack of Lawrence
The Road to Disunion (Nov. 30)
I. Legacy of Revolution
A.
Slavery
B.
Liberty
II. Collapse of 2nd Party System
III. Lincoln
IV. Secession
V. Sumter
William H. Seward
Jefferson Davis
Hinton R. Helper
The Civil War (Dec. 5)
I. Bull Run
II. Desire for Emancipation
III. Antietam
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
First Confiscation Act (1861)
William H. Seward
Robert E. Lee
The Civil War (Dec. 7)
I. Emancipation
II. Discontent
III. Road to Appomatox
IV. Death
V. Freedom
Gettysburg, Pa.
Vicksburg, Miss.
William Tecumseh Sherman
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
Appomattox Courthouse
Freedmen's Bureau
Final Exam:
Wed. Dec. 14, 8:00am - 10:30am, Nat Sci 201