nm history ch 1 Flashcards
a newspaper in New Mexico described him as “grinning like an ape,” an unflattering example of the racism that existed in our state at the time
Jack Johnson
African-American heavyweight boxing champion who defeated the “great white hope” in a Las Vegas, NM bout in 1912
Jack Johnson
anthropologist who curated NM’s exhibit at the Panama-California Exposition
Edgar lee Hewett
architectural style developed for NM’s building at the Panama-California Exposition and now an iconic feature of our state
Pueblo Revival
developed a unique “black on black” pottery style that earned international accolades
Maria Martinez
discoverer of an archaeological site that proved the Americas were inhabited by humans nearly 10,000 years before Christ
George McJunkin
first African-American graduate of Albuquerque high who was denied admission to UNM on the basis of race
Birdie Hardin
handsome cowboy silent-film star
Tom Mix
ill-fated settlement south of Roswell that perished due to a lack of water
Blackdom
international exhibition held in San Diego during 1915-1916
Panama-California Exposition
law that required NM to write a constitution
Enabling Act of 1910
made dozens of films in Las Vegas, NM during the 1910s
Tom Mix
meeting held in 1910 at which 100 delegates from all of NM’s counties developed a government for our state
Constitutional Convention
most influential individual at NM’s Constitutional Convention; a very wealthy Republican sheep rancher from Valencia County
Soloman Luna
New Mexico’s governor and lieutenant governor
William C. Mcdonald