GS Milestones Review - Revolution to Westward Expansion

The path that the Cherokee were forced to take to Arkansas and Oklahoma was known as the ______________.

Georgia's signers of the US Constitution supported both the Great Compromise and the Three-Fifths Compromise.

Which would likely have been a way the Liberty Boys reacted to the Stamp Act?

The ___________ won at the Battle of Kettle Creek, allowing them to replenish much needed supplies and take Augusta.

Which country was motivated by the 3 Gs to explore North America. Hernando De Soto was from here.

Which is a result of the French and Indian War?

The United States' first governing document was __________.

Which was NOT a way Georgia granted land to settlers moving west?

In Worcester v. Georgia, Supreme Court Chief _________ sided with the Cherokee by saying they had a right to their land.

Who led the militia that defeated the British at the Battle of Kettle Creek?

President ____________ signed the Indian Removal Act and relocated the Cherokee and Creek to lands further west.

Which group wanted to gain independence from Great Britain?

King George and the British won the American Revolutionary War.

Which person served as the chief of the Cherokee? He worked to keep them on their land.

Colonists anger with the Proclamation of 1763 led to the American Revolution.

The University of Georgia was created ____________.

Land that western moving settlers wanted belonged to the Creek and Cherokee.

British taxes without representation led to the American Revolution.

Which were signers of the Declaration of Independence from Georgia?

Which city, now known as Atlanta, was created as a result of railroads meeting there?

The order of Native cultures from earliest to most recent is:

Which group did NOT want to gain independence from Great Britain?

Which treaty, signed by Creek Chief McIntosh, gave up the remainder of their land to Georgia? He was killed for it.

Which were the two signers of the US Constitution from Georgia?

The Stamp Act was a tax on Tea

Railroads were first introduced in Georgia to move cotton to ports quicker.

Where was gold discovered which further driving settlers onto Cherokee land?

Which invention by Eli Whitney had the greatest effect on Georgia’s economy in the early 1800s?

What fraud led Georgia to give up its western lands to form Alabama and Mississippi?

Georgia's capitals continued to move __________ to follow the center of population as it moved that direction.

Slavery, alcohol, and land sales (both for men and women) were promoted by the Malcontents.

At which event did the Patriots, with French help, attempt to reclaim Savannah, Georgia's then capital?

King George II issued the Charter of 1732 to ____________ primarily for philanthropy, economics, and defense from Spain.

Which of the following is TRUE about the conditions outlined in the Proclamation of 1763?

Which college was the first state-sponsored university in the United States

Why did the King issue the Proclamation of 1763?

Which is NOT an impact of the cotton gin?

The middle part of the Declaration of Independence is a list of ________, which are the complaints made by the colonists

Georgia was a colony of __________ before the American Revolution.

Which is the correct order of Georgia's capitals from earliest to most recent?