APUSH Period 4 Google Slide Deck Presentation // AP U.S. History

The AP US History (APUSH) Unit 4 slide deck was created for students, teachers, and academic scholars of APUSH. With 120+ customizable slides, its simple, engaging, and informative content aligns with the APUSH curriculum.

All dates and keywords are bolded within each lesson.

Content:

- Includes Vocabulary Slides

- Topic 4.2: The Rise of Political Parties and the Era of Jefferson

(Political Parties, Revolution of 1800, Jefferson’s presidency, The Louisiana Purchase, The Lewis & Clark Expedition, Aaron Burr, Marbury v. Madison, Influential Supreme Court rulings, The War of 1812)

- Topic 4.3: Politics and Regional Interests

(The Era of Good Feelings, The Tariff of 1816, Henry Clay’s American System, Panic of 1819, Westward Movement, Missouri Compromise, Tallmadge Amendment, Clay’s Proposal)

- Topic 4.4: America on the World Stage

(War of 1817, Adams-Onis Treaty, Monroe Doctrine)

- Topic 4.5: The Market Revolution

(The Market Revolution, Innovation in Transportation, Innovation in Industrial Technology, Innovation in Agriculture)

- Topic 4.6: The Market Revolution’s Effect on Society & Culture

(Immigration, The Middle Class, The Cult of Domesticity, The Lowell Factory)

- Topic 4.7: Expanding Democracy

(Democratic-Republican Factions, The Election of 1824)

- Topic 4.8: Jackson & Federal Power

(The Democrats and Whigs, The Tariff of 1828, Doctrine of Nullification, Force Bill, The Second National Bank, Indian Removal Act, Treaty of New Echota, The Trail of Tears)

- Topic 4.9: The Development of an American Culture

(Romanticism, Romanticism Architecture, Romanticism in Literature, Romanticism in Art, Transcendentalism, Transcendentalist, Utopian Communities)

- Topic 4.10: The Second Great Awakening

(Causes of The Second Great Awakening (SGA), Camp Meetings, SGA Preachers)

- Topic 4.11: An Age of Reform

(Social Reform, Mormonism, The Book of Mormon, Temperance, The American Temperance Society, Abolitionism, American Anti-Slavery Society, The Seneca Falls Convention, The Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions)

- Topic 4.12: African Americans in the Early Republic

(Cultural Conservation, Nat Turner’s Rebellion, Amistad Rebellion)

- Topic 4.13: The Society of the South in the Early Republic

(Yeoman Farmers, Concern Over Emancipation White Supremacy)