Chapter 3 - American Revolution to Civil War

What word means "an imaginary place where everything is perfect"?

What led the colonists to declare independence from Britain?

What is the current capital of Indiana?

Indiana was the what numbered state entered into the US in 1816?

Which battle lasted 4 years?

Which groups played an important role in building canals and railroads?

What document resulted in equal number of slave and free states?

Which president outlawed slavery?

Which prohibited colonists from settling in the land that is now Indiana?

What word means "someone who moves from one country to another"?

What word means "a place where weapons are kept"?

Which battle was the turning point in the American Revolution?

What battle was the only one fought on INDIANA soil?

Who won the Civil War?

What was the purpose of the Underground Railroad?

What word means "the act of owning and making people work WITHOUT PAY"?

The Emancipation Proclamation

What means "a group of people who are not in the military, but are still trained as soldiers"?

Which deal drew an imaginary line through the Louisiana Purchase?

What is an abolitionist?

What was the second capital of Indiana?

What was the FIRST capital of Indiana?

What word means "careful plan"?

Who was the first governor of Indiana?

Which word means "land set aside for the Native Americans"?

What word means "money that people pay to support the cost of the government"?

Which term describes the block of 36 squares (plots of land)?

Which Native American tribe was forced to leave Indiana in the march called the Trail of Tears?

Which battle was the single bloodiest day of war during the Civil War?

Which improvement did NOT make travel easier in the 1800's?

Which governor asked for Indiana to become a state?

What document was used to govern the US before the US Constitution?

Which deal doubled the size of the United States?

Which Native American leader refused to sign the Treaty of Greenville?

What word means "a human-made waterway dug across land"?