Chapter 9
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| "Father of American Missions" | Adoniram Judson
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| one of the best known circuit-riding preachers | Peter Cartwright
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| woman first responsible for New York City's 1st sunday school | Catherine Ferguson
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| who wrote the first major American dictionary | Noah Webster
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| Shoshone Indian guide for Lewis and Clark | Sacagawea
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| leader of "haystack prayer meetings" | Samuel J Mills
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| America's 1st missionary to a foreign land | George Liele
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| fiery black preacher who ministered in Civil war hospitals | John Jasper
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| "Father of Western African Missions" | Lott Carey
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| most famous pioneer of colonial times | Daniel Boone
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| Which purchase (in 1803) more than doubled the size of the USA | Louisiana Purchase
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| What year did America declare war on England b/c they were kidnapping American sailors | 1812
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| American general responsible for victory at the battle of New Orleans | Andrew Jackson
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| which state was once an independent country? | Texas
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| Which battle did General Sam Houston capture the Mexican army and General Santa Anna? | Battle of San Jacinto
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| Which war forced Mexico to accept Rio Grande as border between US and Mexico? | The Mexican War
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| which state discovered gold in 1848? | California
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| Where did the Whitman's do their missionary work? | Oregon and west of the Rockies
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| Which country did Commodore Perry open for American trade? | Japan
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| First baptist missionary to Japan | Jonathan Goble
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| Daniel Boone's trail west | the Wilderness Road
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| What guaranteed freedom of religion and protection to the people settling in the NW territory | The Northwest Ordinance of 1787
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| 1st major man-made canal in the US | Erie canal
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| Preachers who traveled from town to town | circuit riders
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| America's greatest contribution to music | Spirituals
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| Which group introduced spirituals to the Northern states and Europe | Fisk Jubilee Singers
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| treaty that officially ended the war of 1812 | Treaty of Ghent
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| most heroic and best remembered battle in Texas struggle for independence | the Alamo
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| What were the gold miners in the California gold rush called? | forty-niners
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| the empty deserted towns left after gold miners moved away | ghost towns
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| author of children's reading series in 1800s | William McGuffey
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| beloved hymn writers of 1800s | Isaac Watts and Charles Wesley
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| President responsible for obtaining Louisiana Purchase | Thomas Jefferson
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| Purchase that makes up California, nevada, utah, and parts of other states | Mexican Cession
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| Purchase of southern parts of New Mexico and Arizona | Gadsden Purchase
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| How would a pioneer family prepare to move west | seed, tools, food to last the journey, cows, chickens, pigs, Bibles, things to cook with
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| What routes might a pioneer family take to go west? | the Wilderness Road, the Oregon Trail,
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| what types of vehicles might a pioneer family use to go west? | covered wagons, flatboats, horses,
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| describe the life of a circuit riding preacher | rode from town to town, preaching every day. Sometimes they preached up to 6 times a day. They didn't make much money, and they had to be strong.
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