1127 Flashcards

1
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The victory at the battle of San Jacinto gave Texas it’s independence from what

A

Mexico

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2
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Brigham young led the what party to the great Salt Lake in Utah

A

Mormon

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3
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James W Marshall discovered gold at what sawmill

A

Setters

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4
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The discovery of what and California greatly accelerated American westward expansion

A

Gold

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5
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When there was no law on the Western front tier citizens formed what committees

A

Vigilance

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6
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The Homestead act gave how many acres of free land to homesteaders

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160

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J.H. Tunstall and company and the LG Murphy and company were two rival companies in where, New Mexico

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Lincoln county

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8
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And Arizona territory range war between cattlemen and sheepherders was called the Graham Tewksbury feud or the what war?

A

Pleasant valley

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9
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What war was a result of cattle rustling

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Pleasant valley

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10
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The famous Concorde coach was built by who and Jay Stevens Abbet in Concorde New Hampshire

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Louis downing

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11
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In 1860 the pony express was organized to carry US mail between Saint Joseph Missouri and what California

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Sacramento

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12
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The what Pacific Railroad and the Central Pacific Railroad where the two railroad companies that were charted to complete the first American transcontinental railroad

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Union

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13
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The two railroads met at Promontory point near Ogden where and a Golden Spike was driven to fasten the last railroad tie

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Utah

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The what Indian wars begin in Minnesota and 1862 and lasted 30 years

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Plains

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Colonel Chivington of the second Colorado Calvary ordered an unprovoked attack on chief who and the defense of Cheyenne village at Sandcreek killing 300 Indians

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Black kettle

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16
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At the Little Big Horn colonel who disobeyed direct orders and initiated an attack that brought death to 265 men of the seventh Calvary (including himself)

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George Armstrong Custer

17
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Colonel who in the seventh Calvary met big foot and the Sioux at wounded knee Creek; during the peace process fighting a Repton and over 200 Indians were killed

A

Forsyth

18
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General who, who have lost an arm during the war between states, was a Bible caring Christian and friend to the Indians

A

0.0. Howard

19
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Chief Joseph said “from where the sun now stands I will what no more forever!”

A

Fight

20
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The what and the what are the two tribes of the south west that had the greatest impact on American history

A

Navajo; Apache

21
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United States Army sent to Kit Carson to defeat the what

A

Navajo

22
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The Apache war started because who was falsely accused of kidnapping a boy

A

Cochise

23
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Tom Jeffords, or Taglito (red beard), was known and trusted by the Apache and became their Indian what

A

Agent

24
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Cochise surrendered to Tom Jeffer and general Howard but who refused to surrender and invaded capture for 14 years

A

Geronimo

25
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The giant sequoia are named after and what

A

Indian

26
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The oldest and most massive Sierra Sequoia is what; the second largest tree is named the what and was designated by the United States Congress as a national shrine honoring the American war debt

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General Sherman; General Grant

27
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Major who led the first expedition down the green in Colorado River’s to explore the Grand Canyon

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John Wesley Powell