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A. history 3
quiz bowl
Question | Answer |
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Seminoles were routed by | Zachary Taylor |
published "Concord Hymn" | Emerson |
applies for a patent for his telegraph machine | Samuel Morse |
forced removal of cherokee indians from georgia to land west of the mississippi | trail of tears |
wrote Democracy in America | Tocqueville |
first college to be a coed college and first college to admit blacks | Oberlin College |
oberlin college located in... | Ohio |
invents process for vulcanizing rubber | Goodyear |
ends with the boundary decided between Maine and New Brunswick | Aroostook War |
make the first photographs in the US | Morse and Draper |
invents the rules for basketball in Cooperstown, NY | Doubleday |
9th president; "tippecanoe and tyler too" | Harrison |
first whig president | Harrison |
dies a month into his presidency because of pneumonia | Harrison |
Brook Farm was set up by __________ as a utopian community at west roxbury massachusetts | Ripley |
wrote The Blithedale Romance | Hawthorne |
adjusts the Maine-New Brunswick border and settled the US Canadian boundary between Lake Superior and Lake of the Woods | Webster Ashburton Treaty |
nicknamed "the pathfinder" | John C. Fremont |
invents the sewing machine | Elias Howe |
he takes over the American Museum in New York, filling it with relics and living exhibits | P.T. Barnum |
published Memorial to the Legislature of Massachusetts | Dorothea Dix |
sent the message "what hath God Wrought?" | first telegraph message sent by Morse |
11th US president | Polk |
first "dark horse" canidate | Polk |
had the slogan "54-40 or fight" | Polk |
mod in Carthage, IL kills this man | Joseph Smith |
becomes the first president to wed while in office to julia gardiner | John Tyler |
wrote that it is the nation's "manifest destiny" to extend its borders west | John O'Sullivan |
lives on Walden Pond for 2 years | Thoreau |
published essay in 1854 | Walden |
nicknamed Old Rough and Ready | Zachary taylor |
would have set up $2 million for the settlement of border disputes with mexico and kept slavery out of any territory aquired by war with mexico | Wilmont Proviso |
uses ether as anesthetic at Harvard Medical School | Dr. William Morton |
defeats mexicans at vera cruz and later occupies mexico city unopposed | Winfield Scott |
was on the first 5 cent stamp | benjamin franklin |
was on the first 10 cent stamp | george washington |
religious group headed by Brigham Young | mormons |
is paid $100 for "Oh, Susana" | Stephen Foster |
ends mexican war and gives the US most of the present day southwest | Treaty of Guadalupe |
12th president | Taylor |
industrial utopia in Oneida, NY founded by... | John Noyes |
discovers gold at suitors mill | James Marshall |
held a convention for women's rights at Seneca Falls, NY | Mott and Stanton |
refused to pay taxes which were going to support slavery and the war with mexico | Thoreau |
publishes Civil Disobedience | Thoreau |
becomes the first female physician | Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell |
13th president | Fillmore |
last whig president | Fillmore |
calls for federal jurisdiction over runaway slaves and prompt return of slaves to southern owners | Fugitive Slave Law |
says "id rather be right that be president" | Henry Clay |
admits california as a free state, and new mexico and utah territories have no restrictions on slavery | Compromise of 1850 |
patents updated version of the sewing machine | Isaac Singer |
14th president | Franklin Pierce |
opens japan to foreign trade | matthew perry |
adds nearly 30,00 square miles of territory in the southern parts of present day arizona and new mexico | the gadsen purchase |
applies for patent on evaporated milk | gail borden |
allows settlers in territories to choose between free soil and slavery | kansas-nebraska act |
first republican canidate for president | fremont |
15th president | buchanan |
lays out new york's central park | Olmstead |
rules that the missouri compromise is unconstitutional | dread scott v sanford |
print lithographs of american life | Currier and Ives |
nicknamed the "little giant" | stephen douglas |
drills the first oil well | Edwin Drake |
large silver strike in virginia city, nevada became to be known as | the comstock load |
captured by robert e lee | john brown |
composes "dixie" | dan emmett |
first republican president | lincoln |
his forces surrender at fort sumter | beauregard |
head of the union forces | McClellan |
becomes a hero in the south at the first battle of bull run; nicknamed stonewall | Thomas Jackson |
says "there is jackson standing like a stone wall" | bee |
writes battle Hymn of the republic | Julia Howe |
fight in the first battle of the ironclads | monitor and merrimac |