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US1 Pearson 2021 Manifest Destiny
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A #socialstudies #blindquiz to discuss the #history of #manifestdestiny
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Early travelers heading to the West feared attacks by Native American warriors, but Native Americans often gave them
diseases like smallpox and mumps
buffalo pelts
food and useful information
free land
2
This congressional act allowed the US government to negotiate land exchanges that forced Indians out of the South
Indian Quarantine Act
Indian Land Act
Indian Removal Act
Free Soil Act
3
How much land was Mexico forced to give up by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo?
1,000,000 sq. miles
5,000 sq. miles
500,000 sq. miles
50,000 sq. miles
4
Early pioneers who settled on land that they did not own were called
leasers
missionaries
squatters
nomads
5
Indians worried that American settlers crossing their hunting grounds would disrupt the-
overlanders
buffalo herds
beaver pelt trade
wild horse herds
6
This U.S. general led the California uprising that led to the Bear Flag Republic
John C. Frémont
Wild Bill Hickok
Elmer Higgins
Kit Carson
7
The Bear Flag Republic came to an end when the U.S.
took possession of California
returned the stolen territory to Mexico
defeated the Californian rebels
annexed Texas
8
Mexico closed its borders to further immigration by Americans in 1830, a move that angered settlers in Texas because
Texans did not consider themselves to be Mexican
Texans wanted to import more slaves
They were annoyed that Mexicans didn't trust them
Texans had always been loyal to Mexico
9
These were emigrants who made the journey to the West across the Great Plains
Native Americans
ditchdiggers
overlanders
travelers
10
This was a Texan victory that marked the end of the war for the independence of Texas
Battle of Twin Forks
The Goliad
Battle of San Jacinto
Battle of the Rio Grande
11
He was an
emprasario
who went to Mexico City to negotiate for Texas
John Sutter
Daniel Boone
Jim Bowie
Stephen Austin
12
He coined the term “Manifest Destiny”
John C. Frémont
Peter McGrath
John Louis O'Sullivan
Elton Carruthers
13
He was the Mexican president who was captured at the Battle of San Jacinto
Pancho Villa
Antonio Corazon
Santa Anna
Raul Gonzalez
14
After winning independence from Mexico, most Texans voted
to ban slavery
to rejoin Mexico
for annexation by the U.S
to remain independent
15
He owned a trading post that was a key stop for Americans going to California
John Sutter
Henry Inman
Jim Bridger
Louis Vazquez
16
Which of the east-to-west routes carved out by mountain men was most popular with pioneers?
Oregon Trail
Mormon Trail
California Trail
Santa Fe Trail
17
This was the rallying cry of Polk supporters who wanted the Oregon Territory
"Never backwards!"
"Death or glory!"
"Blame Canada!"
“Fifty-four Forty or Fight!”
18
The ___ Trail was developed by traders in the mid-1800s & connected Missouri to New Mexico
Santa Fe
Comanchero
Elmer-Higgins
Texas de Brazil
19
A theory that stated states could void any law that they felt was unconstitutional
nullification
nonimportation
popular sovereignty
privatization
20
Mormons migrated west in search of-
buffalo pelts
religious freedom
cheap land
free livestock
21
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo made the ___ the official border between Texas & Mexico
Snake River
Rio Grande
Colorado River
Mississippi River
22
This settler led the Mormon migration to what is now Utah
Thomas Borlan
Brigham Young
Joseph Smith
Jethro Wood
23
In the 1830s, inventions such as the mechanical reaper & a plow with steel blades enabled all the following EXCEPT
reduced labor in agriculture
reduced American desire for slaves
harvest more grain
to clear more land
24
This man improved upon the design of the plow by using sharp-edged steel blades
Bull Durham
Stephen Plowmaker
John Deere
Jethro Clampett
25
What event caused American influence in the US/Mexican borderlands to increase?
Mexican independence from Spain
Disputes over the legitimate boundary between US & Mexico
Mexicans attempting to illegally cross the border into the US
Apache raids
26
For the territories of California, New Mexico, & Texas, Mexico’s independence from Spain in 1821 was followed by
political chaos
fast economic growth
increased European immigration
stagnant growth & inflation
27
A nickname for the forced march of Cherokee from GA & NC to west of the Mississippi River
Frozen Trip
Voyage of Many Moons
Trail of Tears
Trial of Sadness
28
In 1825, Mexico gave 26
emprasarios
large grants of Texas land in exchange for a promise to
not use slave labor within Texas
fill the land with a number of settlers
serve for 5 years in the Mexican army
clear all the Indians out of the territory
29
Which of the following is NOT something that Texan settlers had to do under Mexican law?
become Mexican citizens
abide by Mexican law
convert to Roman Catholicism
learn to speak Spanish
30
Cyrus McCormick patented the _____ in 1834.
mechanical reaper
combine
mechanical hay-baler
six-row planter
31
One term of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was that the US would pay Mexico-
$15 million
$25 million
$10 million
$5 million
32
This is the idea that God had given the entire continent to white Americans for them to settle
Manifest Destiny
White Man's Burden
American Creed
God-given Right
33
Which of the following is NOT something that James K. Polk promised to voters in the 1844 presidential race?
Remove Indians from the American South
Annex Oregon
Buy California from Mexico
Annex Texas
34
Mexico gave
emprasarios
large grants of Texas land in exchange for a promise to fill the land with a number of settlers
Texas Colonization Law
Free Soil Act
National Colonization Act
Mexican Land Appropriations Bill
35
1st president to really flex presidential power; he used it to begin the spoils system & fight nullification
John Tyler
Andrew Jackson
William Henry Harrison
Martin Van Buren
36
1
st
president of the Republic of Texas
Andrew Jackson
Sam Houston
Stephen F. Austin
Henry Clay