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4th Grade History
4th Grade History Ch.12
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What couple was the most famous missionaries to the Oregon Territory? | Whitmans |
| Name the person who wrote the "Blue-backed Speller" | Noah Webster |
| Who wrote a series of textbooks in the 1800s? | William McGuffey |
| What state did Daniel Boone open up to settlers? | Kentucky |
| the trail cleared by Daniel Boone in Kentucky | Wilderness Road |
| a long boat with a flat bottom | flatboat |
| land with few people west of settled areas | frontier |
| the settlement built in Kentucky named in honor of Daniel Boone | Boonesborough |
| the purchase that doubled the size of the United States | Louisiana Purchase |
| the 3rd President of the United States | Thomas Jefferson |
| the piece of land that Thomas Jefferson purchased for our country in 1803 | Louisiana Territory |
| who led the expedition to explore the Louisiana Territory | Lewis and Clark |
| the Indian woman who translated the Indian language for Lewis and Clark | Sacagawea |
| During what war did the British burn Washington, D.C. | War of 1812 |
| Name our national anthem | The Star Spangled Banner |
| Who wrote our national anthem? | Francis Scott Key |
| During what battle was the national anthem written? | Battle of Fort McHenry |
| Which side won the War of 1812? | neither |
| Which President purchased Florida from Spain? | James Monroe |
| one of the most famous circuit-riding preachers during the Second Great Awakening | Peter Cartwright |
| Name the Mexican dictator that tried to take away the liberties of the Texans | Santa Anna |
| How many men were killed defending the Alamo? | 187 |
| the famous frontiersman who died during the fighting at the Alamo | Davy Crockett |
| the war that James K. Polk was President during | Mexican War |
| men who rode from town to town, preaching wherever they went | circuit-riding preachers |
| former mining towns full of empty buildings where no one lives | ghost towns |
| large piece of land that eventually became the states of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and part of Minnesota | Northwest Territory |
| man whose land gold was discovered in California in 1848 | John Sutter |
| the battle where the Texans defeated Santa Anna | Battle of San Jacinto |
| river that forms the border between Texas and Mexico | Rio Grande |
| nickname for the people who flocked to California to find gold in 1849 | forty-niners |
| leader of the Texans during their fight for independence | Sam Houston |
| section of land in the Southwest purchased from Mexico in order to build a railroad | Gadsden Purchase |