Mrs. Dawes APUSH: E Period
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  • Supreme Court Cases
    • Marbury v. Madison
    • Fletcher v Peck
    • Dartmouth College v. Woodward
    • McCulloch v. Maryland
    • Cohens v. Virginia
    • Gibbons v. Ogden
    • Johnson v. McIntosh
    • Worcester v. Georgia
    • Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge
    • Dred Scott v. Sanford
    • Munn v. Illinois
    • Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railroad Co. v. Illinois
    • Plessy V. Ferguson
    • Insular Cases
    • Schenck v. U.S.
    • Abrams v. U.S.
    • Bailey v. Drexel Furniture
    • Adkins v. Children's Hospital
    • Korematsu v. US
    • Dennis et. al. v. US
    • Baker v. Carr
    • Gideon v. Wainwright
    • Griswold v. CT
    • Miranda. v. AZ
  • Units
    • Unit 1: Colonization and Exploration through the Colonial Period
    • Unit 2: The Revolutionary Period
    • Unit 3: The Early National Period
    • Unit 4: The Age of Jefferson
    • Unit 5: Sectionalism and Manifest Destiny (Antebellum- The Age of Expansion)
    • Unit 6: Civil War and Reconstruction
    • Unit 7: Industrialization and Westward Expansion
    • Unit 8: America and Progressivism (Imperialism, Populism, progressivism, WWI and its aftermath)
    • Unit 9: The 1920s and 1930s
    • Unit 10: WWII and the Cold War
    • Unit 11: Recent America (Late 20th Century- 1960 to Present)
  • Personal Portfolio
    • Reconstruction: Problems and Solutions
    • Picturing Progressive America
    • Constitutional Ammendments
Major Events of Presidency:
  • Antiwar movement stages Vietnam "moratorium"
  • The Making of a Counter Culture published
  • People's Park uprising at Berkeley
  • Nixon orders secret bombing of Cambodia and begins withdrawing troops from Vietnam
  • "Stonewall Riot" in New York City launches gay liberation movement
  • 400,000 people attend the Woodstock concert in Woodstock, N.Y.
  • American troops enter Cambodia
  • Students killed at Kent State and Jackson State Universities
  • Palestinians expelled from Jordan
  • The Greening of America published
  • Pentagon Papers published
  • Supreme Court rules in Swann v. Charlotte Mecklenburg Board of Education
  • Nixon imposes wage-price freeze and controls
  • Congress approves Equal Rights Amendment
  • Nixon visits China
  • SALT I signed
  • United States mines Haiphong harbor in North Vietnam
  • "Christmas bombing" in North Vietnam
  • Burglary interrupted in Watergate office building
  • Native Americans demonstrate at Wounded Knee
  • Roe v. Wade ruling strikes down anti-abortion laws
  • Paris accords produce cease-fire; America withdraws from Vietnam
  • Israeli and Arab forces clash in Yom Kippur War
  • Arab oil embargo triggers first American energy crisis
  • Watergate Scandal expands
  • Impeachment proceedings begin against Nixon
  • Vice President Spiro Agnew resigns; Gerald Ford appointed to replace him
  • Nixon resigns; Ford succeeds him
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