Historical Eras STAAR Review G

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This activity is to help students review the traits of each historical era, what caused each to occur, and what effects each era had on the country.

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Matching Pairs Historical Eras STAAR Review GOnline version This activity is to help students review the traits of each historical era, what caused each to occur, and what effects each era had on the country. by Kathleen Bucher 1 Creating the Constitution: replacing the Articles of Confederation 2 Reconstruction 3 Sectionalism 4 Westward Expansion 5 Age of Jackson 6 Second Great Awakening 7 ERA: Exploration & Colonization 8 The Early Republic 9 Civil War 10 Social Reform Movements of the 19th century 11 Causes of American Revolution 12 American Revolution 1775-1783: Fighting begins at Lexington & Concord. One year later, the Declaration of Independence, making the goal for the U.S. to be a separate nation from Great Britain. 1765-1775: American Colonists protest British laws, policies, and taxes 1789-1828 The years during the first 5 presidents of the U.S. 1830's-1850's Social efforts to correct or change societal issues, such as the abolition of slavery, educational improvement, "temperance" of alcohol use, and women's rights. 1787: Creating a new form of government in the U.S. through the drafting (writing) and ratification (approval) of the U.S. Constitution 1790-1840 A Protestant religious revival movement during the early 19th century in the U.S. 1607-1765 The Setting up of colonies away from one's place of origin In N. America, it was the establishment of colonies by Spain, France, and Great Britain (England) 1815-1865 Growing conflict & differences between the 3 different geographical regions of the U.S. 1865-1877 The process of bringing the seceded states back into the U.S., and the "transformation" of the South into loyal U.S. states again. 1828-1850 Also known as a political movement to move the nation towards a broader (more inclusive) democracy. 1803-1853 The growth and spreading of the U.S. from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast. 1861-1865 Destructive conflict between the Union states and the Confederate states.

Matching Pairs

Historical Eras STAAR Review GOnline version

This activity is to help students review the traits of each historical era, what caused each to occur, and what effects each era had on the country.

by Kathleen Bucher

Creating the Constitution: replacing the Articles of Confederation

Reconstruction

Sectionalism

Westward Expansion

Age of Jackson

Second Great Awakening

ERA: Exploration & Colonization

The Early Republic

Civil War

Social Reform Movements of the 19th century

Causes of American Revolution

American Revolution

1775-1783: Fighting begins at Lexington & Concord. One year later, the Declaration of Independence, making the goal for the U.S. to be a separate nation from Great Britain.

1765-1775: American Colonists protest British laws, policies, and taxes

1789-1828 The years during the first 5 presidents of the U.S.

1830's-1850's Social efforts to correct or change societal issues, such as the abolition of slavery, educational improvement, "temperance" of alcohol use, and women's rights.

1787: Creating a new form of government in the U.S. through the drafting (writing) and ratification (approval) of the U.S. Constitution

1790-1840 A Protestant religious revival movement during the early 19th century in the U.S.

1607-1765 The Setting up of colonies away from one's place of origin In N. America, it was the establishment of colonies by Spain, France, and Great Britain (England)

1815-1865 Growing conflict & differences between the 3 different geographical regions of the U.S.

1865-1877 The process of bringing the seceded states back into the U.S., and the "transformation" of the South into loyal U.S. states again.

1828-1850 Also known as a political movement to move the nation towards a broader (more inclusive) democracy.

1803-1853 The growth and spreading of the U.S. from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast.

1861-1865 Destructive conflict between the Union states and the Confederate states.

Historical Eras STAAR Review G

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Historical Eras STAAR Review GOnline version

by Kathleen Bucher

Creating the Constitution: replacing the Articles of Confederation

Reconstruction

Sectionalism

Westward Expansion

Age of Jackson

Second Great Awakening

ERA: Exploration & Colonization

The Early Republic

Civil War

Social Reform Movements of the 19th century

Causes of American Revolution

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