Unit 2 Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

What country made the first record of exploration of Oklahoma?

A

Spain

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2
Q

Eastern Oklahoma is where _______concentrated their exploration.

A

The French

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3
Q

______is a domed grass house that the Indians put silver and gold in.

A

Quivira

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4
Q

The Wichitas were never close trading partners with ________.

A

The Osages

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5
Q

Who treated the Native people as equals while they were in Oklahoma?

A

French

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6
Q

The land that is now Oklahoma was obtained by the United States through purchase of______.

A

France

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7
Q

What country never showed interest in exploring Oklahoma?

A

England

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8
Q

Thomas Jefferson’s vision for the Louisiana Purchase was to provide space for the resettlement of_______ _______.

A

Eastern Indians

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9
Q

Most of the exploring expeditions in Oklahoma followed the_____.

A

Rivers

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10
Q

Great American Desert was written about by the Long expeditions as_____ ______ ______.

A

Wide sandy desert

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11
Q

Most of the merchants who owned stores during the early 1800’s lived in the_____ ______area.

A

three forks

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12
Q

_______ __________sent the military out on scientific expeditions in order to gain knowledge of the topography, Flora, Fauna, and people of the new territory .

A

Thomas Jefferson

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13
Q

_______ ________described this area as a treeless expanse where native grasses grew three feet tall it is the great Osage Prairie.

A

Thomas Nuttall

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14
Q

Who were the real pioneers of modern Oklahoma?

A

five tribes

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15
Q

What did the five tribes believe with the purpose of ceremony, especially the Green Corn ceremony?

A

To purify the people and restore harmony

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16
Q

What was the purpose of most of the warfare of the five tribes?

A

For revenge

17
Q

During the Revolutionary war, why did the Southeastern Indians take the position toward American independence?

A

To support the British

18
Q

The main political change for some of the Southeastern tribes after the Revolutionary War was from rule by chiefdom to a_______ ____________.

A

Written constitution

19
Q

How did the Indians measure a person’s wealth?

A

By the number of gifts the person had given

20
Q

Who urged American Indians to be assimilated into white society by changing the way they lived and by learning English?

A

Thomas Jefferson

21
Q

What group was active in providing schools for the five tribes?

A

The missionaries

22
Q

Which removal act provided for relocation of eastern tribes to the west?

A

Indian

23
Q

Which president refused to follow the ruling of the Supreme Court in Worcester v Georgia? He also pushed for the removal of the Indians to Oklahoma.

A

Andrew Jackson

24
Q

The Revolutionary war was before, removal, Oklahoma being explored by the US and the______ _______ ____.

A

Indian Removal Act

25
Q

The Indian removal act was before the Trail of Tears, the Seminole War, and the death of________.

A

Osceola

26
Q

Why did the first Dragoon Regiment lose 150 men on the mission to arrange peace between the western tribes and the five tribes?

A

because of heat

27
Q

This tribe was mostly in Florida

A

Seminoles

28
Q

This tribe developed a written language

A

Cherokees

29
Q

This tribe shared its land in Oklahoma with the Chickasaws

A

Choctaws

30
Q

In this tribe, the “black Indians” in separate townships were treated as equals

A

Seminoles

31
Q

This tribe shared land in Oklahoma with the Seminoles

A

Chreeks

32
Q

The “ Trail of Tears” is a name originally applied to this tribe’s removal

A

Cherokee

33
Q

He was an English botanist who wrote the most complete information about the resources of Oklahoma

A

Thomas Nuttall

34
Q

He was a mixed-blood Cherokee who led the “Traditionalist”

A

John Ross

35
Q

He was lead of a three-person commission charged with making peace between western Indians and Southeastern Indians. Dragoons were used to help the commision

A

Monfort Stokes

36
Q

He was seeking the 7 cities of Cibola

A

coronado

37
Q

He invented the Cherokees Syllabary

A

Sequayah

38
Q

He led the Seminoles in their war against removal

A

Osceola

39
Q

He led the five tribes on the trail of tears

A

John Ross