Name Drops

Name Drops by Unit

Unit	Possible Name Drops with who they were
Unit 2: 1607–1754	Oceana- name of a girl born on the mayflower William Button- man died on the mayflower 3 days before it landed John Winthrop- was the Governor of the Calvanist Puritans Plymouth colony merged w the Mass. Bay Colony- gave the speech about the city on the hill-
Unit 3: 1754–1800	William Pitt- British Prime Minister James Wolf- a colonel in the British Army, led the successful attack against Quebec in 1759, all but ending the French and Indian War Crispus Attucks, Patrick Carr, Samuel Gray, Samuel Maverick and James Caldwel- the five killed in the Boston Massacre, others were injured Samuel Adams- led a group of Patriots called the Sons of Liberty; organized and carried out the Boston tea party Major James McFarlane- led the Whiskey Rebellion John Jay- john jay treaty
Unit 4: 1800–1848	Aaron Burr- killed alexander Hamilton and ran against Thomas Jefferson in the election of 1800 William Marbury- Marbury vs. Madison- judicial review Dred Scott- the slave fighting for freedom in Dred Scott vs. Sanford court case Steven Austin- the founder of Texas, led the colonization of the region by bringing 300 families from the us region in 1825 and led the rebellion- “remember the Alamo” and Sam Houston was the second leader
Unit 5: 1844–1877	John Brown- Kansas- Nebraska Act of 1854, rushed in and fought pro-slavery settlers who are unarmed and kills them – the Pottawatomie Massacre Preston Brooks- beats Charles Sumner with a cane after he gives a speech about the Massacre and attacks Andrew Butler (democrat) Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony- form the national women’s loyal league in the 1860s after the civil war and have the Seneca Falls Convention with the Declaration of Sentiments Sojourner Truth- African American women, wrote the speech “Ain’t I a Woman” about more rights for women and black people
Unit 6: 1865–1898	Thomas Crapper- invented the toilet Alexander Graham Bell- invented the telephone Henry Ford- cars Andrew Carnegie- steel Cornelius Vanderbilt- railroads John D. Rockefeller- oil Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner- coined the phrase the “Gilded Age”
Unit 7: 1890–1945	Ida Tarbell- journalist and muckraker Upton Sinclair- wrote “The Jungle” exposing the meat packing industry Bernice Bobs her hair- flapper girls, women’s suffrage Margaret Sanger- started the Birth Control League Henry Tandey- British soldier during WW1 came across a hurt German soldier, Adolf Hitler, and let him live S.S McClure- publisher of muckraker journaling, “McClure’s Magazine” Ray Stannard Baker- journalist and muckraker