Period 4 APUSH: PowerPoints & Lectures // AP U.S. History

11 distinct Period 4Want to take your PowerPoint / Google Slides Presentations and APUSH Lectures to the next level? 12 PowerPoints and corresponding organized Lecture Outlines aligned to 2019 APUSH / AP U.S. History Standards and Topics 4.2 - 4.13!

NEW: Google Slides Versions for ALL PowerPoints included as well!

This PowerPoint Deck contains lecture slides and lecture notes that align directly with AP US History Period 4, APUSH Topics 4.2 - 4.13 (1800-1848). I've worked to make this PowerPoint informative, engaging, eye-popping, and fun!

This package comes with 12 clearly labeled PowerPoint decks with a corresponding easy-to-follow and thoroughly researched lecture outline for each topic (18 pages total).

This PowerPoint deck is comprised of 12 separate lectures and powerpoints, each sold separately as well:

• Topic 4.2 - Era of Jefferson & Parties (60 slides)
• Topic 4.3 - Politics & Regional Interests (30 slides)
• Topic 4.4 - America on the World Stage (35 slides)
• Topic 4.5 - Market Revolution: Industry (55 slides)
• Topic 4.6 - Market Revolution: Society (50 slides)
• Topic 4.7 - Expanding Democracy (21 slides)
• Topic 4.8 - Age of Andrew Jackson (40 slides)
• Topic 4.9 - American Culture (35 slides)
• Topic 4.10 - Second Great Awakening (28 slides)
• Topic 4.11 - Antebellum Reform (36 slides)
• Topic 4.12 - 19th Century Black Americans (28 slides)
• Topic 4.13 - Antebellum Southern Society (32 slides)

Includes:

1. 12 separate PowerPoint decks for each topic
2. Lecture Outline: An 18-page organized lecture outline with added detail, approximately 1 to 2 pages per APUSH topic

Key Content covered is listed below. Note: I've erred on the side of detail in the PPTs and lectures, but the information is presented and organized in such a manner that it can be removed (or added!) as you see fit!

Key Content Covered:

• The Era of Jefferson
• Election of 1800 (Revolution of 1800)
• Virginia Dynasty (Jefferson, Madison, & Monroe)
• Reduction of Federal Power
• Louisiana Purchase (context, impacts, reaction)
• Embargo Act of 1807
• Non-Intercourse Act of 1809
• John Marshall & Supreme Court
• Marbury v. Madison (1803)
• Fletcher v. Peck (1810)
• McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)
• Lewis & Clark

Key Content Covered:

• The Tariff of 1816
• Land Policy in the West & Sectionalism
• Slavery
• Missouri Compromise
• Tallmadge Amendment
• The American System & Henry Clay

Key Content Covered:

• The War of 1812 (Context, Causes, The War, Impacts)
• Impressment
• Battle of Tippecanoe
• Tecumseh
• Star-Spangled Banner
• Battle of New Orleans
• Hartford Convention
• Adams-Onis Treaty (Florida, Oregon)
• Monroe Doctrine

Key Content Covered:

• Samuel Slater & factory creation
• Francis Cabot Lowell & Lowell Mills
• Interchangeable Parts & Eli Whitney
• Sewing Machine
• The cotton gin and impacts
• Telegraph and Morse Code
• The Steam Engine
• Transportation Revolution
• Canals, Steamships, Railroads, and Roads
• Transportation and Government Investment

Key Content Covered:

• International Migration ("Old" Immigrants // Germany, Ireland)
• Internal Migration Patterns
• Growth of Nativism
• Know-Nothing Party
• Shifting Demographics
• Alexis de Tocqueville
• Middle-Class Growth
• Growing Wealth Gap
• Women & The Market Revolution
• Lowell Mills
• Cult of Domesticity

Key Content Covered:

• Changes in Voting Rights (taxes and property qualifications)
• Changes in presidential elections
• Election fo 1828 Context
• The Second Party System
• Whigs
• Democrats
• John Quincy Adams
• Andrew Jackson

Key Content Covered:

• Election of 1828 Context
• Jackson's Inauguration
• Whigs vs. Democrats, Key Differences
• Jackson's Bank War
• Nicholas Biddle
• Tariff of Abominations
• Nullification Crisis
• Indian Removal Act
• Worcester v. Georgia
• Cherokee Native Americans
• Jackson's Legacy

Key Content Covered:

• European Romanticism
• American Nationalism
• Literature, Art, Architecture
• James Fenimore Cooper
• Walt Whitman
• Margaret Fuller
• Hudson River School
• Greek Revival Architecture & Examples
• Gothic Revival Architecture & Examples
• Transcendentalism & the Transcendentalist Movement
• Ralph Waldo Emerson
• Henry David Thoreau

Key Content Covered:

• Causes of the Great Awakening
• Impact of the American Revolution
• Rationalism & Deism
• Market Revolution Causes
• Key Components of the Movement
• Charles Grandison Finney
• Burned-Over-District
• Impacts on Women and Black Americans

Key Content Covered:

• Causes of Reform Movements
• Utopian Communities
• Shakers
• Oneida
• Temperance Movement & Impacts
• Abolitionist Movement & Impacts
• Women's Rights Movement & Impacts
• William Lloyd Garrison
• Frederick Douglass
• David Walker
• Sarah & Angela Grimke
• Seneca Falls Convention
• Declaration of Sentiments
• Lucretia Mott & Elizabeth Cady Stanton
• Sojourner Truth

Key Content Covered:

• Cotton Belt Context
• Conditions faced by Enslaved Black Americans
• Means of Resistance
• Denmark Vesey
• Turner's Rebellion
• Components of the African American Community

Key Content Covered:

• The Southern Way of Life
• Southern Culture
• Proslavery Arguments
• Cotton is King
• Move to the Deep South
• Second Middle Passage
• Upper South vs. Deep South
• Senator James Henry Hammond