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The Texas
Revolution
Oregon
Country
Native
Americans
Go West
Young Man
Hodgepodge
Column F
Australian
Animals
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This was the first battle of the
Texas Revolution.
A 100
What is the Battle of
Gonzales?
A 100
The provisional government
of the Republic of Texas
named this man as
Commander-in-Chief of the
Texas forces.
A 200
Who was Sam Houston?
A 200
This Tennessee
backwoodsman and former
Congressman lost his life at
the Alamo.
A 300
Who was Davy Crockett?
A 300
It was said of them that “they
fought more like devils then
like men” here.
A 400
What was the Alamo?
A 400
Santa Anna was captured
here.
A 500
What was San Jacinto?
A 500
They were among the first
settlers in Oregon after the fur
traders/mountain men.
B 100
Who were missionaries (the
Whitmans and Spauldings)?
B 100
These four countries
originally laid claim to
Oregon Country.
B 200
Who/What are Russia, Spain,
England and the United States?
B 200
This meant that people from
both Great Britain and
America could settle in
Oregon Country.
B 300
What is “joint occupation”?
B 300
This was the stage of the first
large-scale migration to the
Oregon Territory.
B 400
What is Independence, MO?
B 400
Great Britain and the United
States resolved the Oregon
issue by settling the boundary
between them at this line.
B 500
What is the 49th parallel (line
of latitude)?
B 500
They often were converted to
Catholicism and worked here.
C 100
What are in the missions?
C 100
An attempt to incorporate the
best of the Native American
world and the white man’s
world.
C 200
What is “Cultural
Accommodation”?
C 200
He created the Cherokee
language.
C 300
Who was Sequoia?
C 300
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C 400
This was the forced march of
the Cherokee and other
Indian tribes west.
C 400
What is the Trail of Tears?
C 400
This was the affect of TransAppalachian migration on the
Native Americans.
C 500
What is that they were forced
onto less desirable land?
C 500
This was a busy trade route to
the capital of New Mexico.
D 100
What is the Santa Fe Trail?
D 100
This is how you got to you
Portland, OR.
D 200
What is the Overland Trail or
the Oregon Trail?
D 200
These were also called
Calistogas or Prairie
Schooners.
D 300
What are covered wagons?
D 300
They helped the pioneers find
their way when going over
the mountain passes.
D 400
Who were the mountain men?
D 400
This meant that the United
States’ borders went from sea
to shining sea.
D 500
What is “Manifest Destiny”?
D 500
This is the reason the United
States did not annex Texas
immediately after it won it’s
independence form Mexico.
E 100
What is that the US did not
want a war with Mexico and
did not want to upset the
free/slave balance in
Congress.
E 100
Americans wanted this
Mexican territory because it
provided access to the
Pacific.
E 200
What is California?
E 200
With this purchase, the
present day borders of the
United States were set.
E 300
What is the Gadsden
Purchase?
E 300
Mexicans who claimed Texas
as their home were called
this.
E 400
Who were Tejanos?
E 400
He was the first vice
president to become president
because the elected president
died in office.
E 500
Who was John Tyler?
E 500
The classification of
Mammals with pouches
F 100
What are Maruspials?
F 100
This second largest bird in the
world is native to Australia
F 200
What is the ostrich?
F 200
Australia’s wild dogs
F 300
What are dingos?
F 300
This Australian island is the
home of a devil and a wolf
F 400
What is Tasmania?
F 400
Although the National Bird of
New Zealand, it is also
indigenous to Australia
F 500
What is the Kiwi?
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Acts of Congress
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This act allowed the President to
use the United States military to
enforce acts of Congress.
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What is the Force Bill?
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