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1 Memory Devices

2 Never Point Silver Sharpies Toward Bodies that Take Insulin
Large Blueberries Taste Salty Versus Yams (Lexington/Concord; Bunker Hill; Trenton; Saratoga; Valley Forge; Yorktown) I Like Fried Rice Potatoes Steak & Chicken Large Eagles Just Sit Amazed at Silly Rats (Legislative; Executive; Judicial; State relations; Amending the Constitution; Supremacy of the national government; Ratification) Very Many Foolish Dudes Ate Cheese Free Men Vote (13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments) Full Big Smiles Are Very Good Always (Fort Sumter; Bull Run; Shiloh; Antietam; Vicksburg; Gettysburg; Appomattox Courthouse)

3 Eras in American History (through 1877)
C ar R acers C ause ER Emergency Room J ams W E When Every IR/R Individual Racing S tores C orn & R ice

4 Colonial Revolutionary
Constitution Early Republic Jacksonian Westward Expansion Industrial Revolution/Reform Movements Sectionalism Civil War Reconstruction

5 Silver Sharpies Toward Boys that Toss Insults
Never Point Silver Sharpies Toward Boys that Toss Insults

6 Navigation Acts Proclamation of 1763 Sugar Act Stamp Act Townshend Acts Boston Massacre Tea Act Intolerable Acts

7 Large Blueberries Taste
Salty Versus Yams

8 Lexington/ Concord Bunker Hill Trenton Saratoga Valley Forge Yorktown

9 I Like Fried Rice Potatoes Steak and Chicken

10 Individual Rights Limited Government Federalism Republicanism Popular Sovereignty Separation of powers Checks and Balances

11 Large Eagles Just Sit Amazed by Silly Rats

12 Amending the Constitution Supremacy of the national government
Legislative Executive Judicial State relations Amending the Constitution Supremacy of the national government Ratification

13 Very Many Foolish Dudes Ate Cheese

14 Virginia House of Burgesses Mayflower Compact Fundamental Orders
of Connecticut Declaration of Independence Articles of Confederation Constitution

15 Free Men Vote

16 Free – 13th Amendment (made slavery illegal) Men – 14th Amendment (gave former slaves citizenship) Vote – 15th Amendment the right to vote)

17 Full Big Smiles Are Very Good Always

18 Appomattox Courthouse
Fort Sumter Bull Run (Manassas) Shiloh Antietam Vicksburg Gettysburg Appomattox Courthouse

19 Tall Ladies Find Old Men Gross

20 Treaty of Paris Louisiana Purchase Florida Texas Oregon Mexican Cession Gadsden Purchase

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