Ancestral History Cup 4th-6th

Many British colonists suffered from diseases such as______.

The wearing of traditional Native American clothing was banned in many areas & boys were not allowed to have__.

In the 1940, during WW2, many__enlisted in the US military. They are the largest ethnic group to serve in that war.

In the early 20th Century, young African American children were unlikely to be in school putting them at a __later.

The term__was adopted by civil rights activists to underline pride in their ancestral homeland.

The term used for the blend of so many different nationalities in the US is___.

After 1965, many new Asian immigrants came to the US. These immigrants often were __in their homelands.

Many African slaves tried to preserve their native languages & cultures, but separation from their__made that diffcult

In an attempt to assimilate Indigenous people into American culture, more than 150__were created for the children.

Many thousands of years ago, late in the Ice Age, humans journeyed across the Bering land bridge, from Asia into __.

Native American tribal nations resisted European colonization, but many were forced to surrender their___.

At the "Indian Boarding Schools", children were given American__, clothes, haircuts, & told they must forget their past

But the__will inherit the land and enjoy peace & prosperity.

The__was used to help slaves reach the northern states. Many people died trying to reach the North.

Coercion & violence were used against Chinese laborers and businesses in the late 1800's to scare them into ___.

Beginning in 1863, Italian immigrants were one of the principal groups that built the__west from Omaha, Nebraska.

Most of the early Pennsylvania Germans were known to be skilled farmers and___.

Between 1910 & 1940, Chinese immigrants entering at__on the west coast, where often humiliated.

There were many European revolutions that took place in 1848, which are known as the __of 1848.

Slaves worked long hours and under___conditions.

The first__arrived in the US as early as 1608.

As more Mexican people entered the US, anti-Latino opinions grew because of their language, culture and ___.

__were state & local laws the prohibited African Americans from voting, even though they were given this right in 1870.

Do not think of yourself more__than you ought, but rather think of yourself with sober judgement.

__were large farms where African slaves were forced to grow and harvest cash crops like, cotton, tobacco & rice.

Our desire is not that others might be relieved while you are hard pressed, but that there might be___.

In the 1880's, there were anti-Chinese__& pressure, especially in California.

And we know that in all things God works for the__of those who love him.

By 1924, Asian immigrant were excluded by law and denied___.

Christopher Columbus, the explorer who first reached the Americas in 1492-1504 was___.

Between 1910 and 1920 an estimated 500,000__left the South.

After the territory part of present-day__was sold to the US in the mid-1800's, large numbers of Russians moved to the US

God is our refuge &__, a very present help in trouble.

During California's Gold Rush, Latino Americans were targeted as competition & therefore a __to the available gold.

Trust in the LORD with all your__and lean not on your own understanding; & he will make your paths striaght.

Several hundred Indigenous___died in the Indian Schools due to disease and their families weren't told.

The Fourteenth Amendment inn 1868, granted African Americans___.

Know that__is such to your soul; if you find it, there will be a future, and your hope will not be cut off.

For the needy shall not always be forgotten, and the hope of the__shall not perish forever.

For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper, plans to give you__and a future.

In 1683, America's first German settlement in what is known today as Philadelphia was named____.

The 13 colonies were almost entirely____which is why our official language is English.

The 13 colonies were almost entirely__which is why our official language is__.

Known as the "__," the winter of 1609-1610 brought such hardship to the settlers at Jamestown that 80% of them died.

During WW1 many American men went off to war. The US government encouraged__to enter the US to work.

When Irish families moved into neighborhoods, neighbors feared the Irish would bring disease and____.

By the end of the __more than 186,000 African American men were in the Union (US/North) Army.

And you will feel secure, because there is__; you will look around and take your rest in security.

Anti-immigrant & anti-Catholic ideas before the Civil War produced groups such as the American Party, also called__.

Through the early 1900's, new laws known as__laws, were passed in Southern states.

Live in__ with one another. Do not be proud, but be willing to associate with people of low positions.

Before Christopher Columbus, there were about 10 million Indigenous people here. Today, there are __Native Americans

__Black people were forced to work in clearing and cultivating the farmlands of the New World.

Slavery often tore__apart, separating them on different plantations & with different owners.

The high unemployment rate in Korea following the__,caused massive numbers of Koreans to immigrate to the US.

Before the Revolutionary War, the__established friendly relations with Indigenous tribes.

__is the word used to describe people whose ancestors were from a Spanish-speaking land or from Latin America.

At the "Indian Boarding Schools", children were given American__, clothes, haircuts, and were told to forget their past

The__, passed by Congress in 1882, virtually ended Chinese immigration for many decades that followed.

Negative feelings toward many European immigrants came from disagreements about___.

After the fall of the__in 1991, immigration to the US from Russia increased dramatically.

To shine on those living in__and in the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the path of darkness.

A __ is an oversimplified assumption about a particular person or group.

In the late 1920's, anti-Mexican sentiment spiked as the __began.

_____means a range of differences.

By 1763 the word "__" was commonly used on both sides of the Atlantic to describe the people of the 13 colonies.

In 2003,__became the nation's largest minority group in the US.

At one time, there were as many different __in the Americas as there are nations in Europe, Asia, or Africa.

The term__was adopted by Civil Rights activists to underline pride in their ancestral homeland.

The revolutions of 1848 in the German states brought thousands of German refugees to the US many of who settled in__.

Despite the Supreme Court ruling that schools should not be__, many refused to change until they were forced.

Everything must be done so that the church may be___.

My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in___.

After the Civil War there was a lot of competition for jobs. This led to racial suspicion and ___toward Chinese people

Many European immigrants chose to settle in large__where they could find jobs.

Laws discouraging immigration from Southern Europe reflected widespread anti-__views.

As European immigrants moved to cities, city services often failed to keep up & they became___.

African Americans are largely descendants of enslaved people who were brought from their African homelands__to work here

Ohio is an Iroquois word that means__.

A__in California in the mid-1800s brought many more Chinese people to the West Coast.

Asians did not start immigrating to the US until the 1800s. Workers from__began to arrive in the US in about 1820.

The Italian explorer, Amerigo Vespucci, is credited with first using the name__.

The Cincinnati area know as "__" was built and housed by many of the early German immigrants in Ohio.

__is the belief that a particular race or ethnic group is better than others.

Several hundred Indigenous__died in the Indian Schools due to disease. Their families were not told about their deaths

Until the Civil Rights Act of 1964, many states used poll taxes & other measures to keep ___from gaining power.

Some Indigenous tribes began to experiment with growing different crops. Some became highly skilled___.

Although they cannot repay you, you will be repaid at the resurrection of the ___.

Thousands of runaway slaves were led to freedom by abolitionists who organized secret routes known as the__.

After the Civil War, an extremist hate group that still exists, called the__,began to use violence against Black people

__from the Gulf of Mexico hired recruiters to hire Polish farmers for work in the oyster farming industry.

Moving to a new location without a lot of__, support, or adequate living conditions is extremely difficult.

___is the idea of being fair or equal.

In 1859, cigar factories were built in Florida, Louisiana, & New York, brining an influx of working class__to the US.

People will come from east & west__&__, and will take their places at the feast in the kingdom of God.

In the 1800's, __immigrants were often used as cheap labor for businesses like the Southern Pacific Railroad company.

Segregation if the enforced__of different racial groups in a country, community or establishment.

"I have told you these things, so that in me you may have___.

Between 1841 & 1850, many people from Ireland began moving to the US to escape the __in their country.

Many African American people prefer to be referred to as Black because they believe it accurately represents their___.Ex