6th Grade History Test 8 Flashcards

1
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“Father of American Missions”

A

Adoniram Judson

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2
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one of the best-known circuit-riding preachers

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Peter Cartwright

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3
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the woman responsible for New York City’s first Sundays school program

A

Catherine Ferguson

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4
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the man who wrote the first major American dictionary

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Noah Webster

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5
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Sacagawea aced as their guide and interpreter

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Meriwether Lewis and William Clark

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6
Q

leader of the “haystack prayer meetings”

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Samuel J. Mills

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7
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America’s first missionary to a foreign land

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George Liele

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8
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fiery black preacher who ministered in Civil War hospitals

A

John Jasper

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9
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“Father of Western African Missions”

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Lott Carey

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10
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the most famous pioneer of the colonial times

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Daniel Boone

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11
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The ___ Purchase of 1803 more than doubled the size of the United States

A

Louisiana Purchase

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12
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The year America declared war on England because the English were kidnapping American sailors

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1812

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13
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The American general responsible for the victory at the Battle of New Orleans

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Andrew Jackson

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14
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General Sam Houston captured Santa Anna and the Mexican army at the Battle of

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San Jacinto

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15
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The Whitmans were the most famous missionaries to

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Oregon

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16
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Commodore Matthew Perry was responsible for opening American trade with

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Japan

17
Q

the first Baptist missionary to Japan

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Jonathan Goble

18
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the trail blazed by Daniel Boone for pioneers headed West

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the Wilderness Road

19
Q

Freedom of religion and protection to those settling in the Northwest Territory was guaranteed by the

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Northwest Ordinance

20
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the first major man-made canal in the United States

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Erie Canal

21
Q

Preachers who traveled from town to town preaching in areas that had no pastor were called

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circuit-riding preachers

22
Q

America’s greatest contribution to the field of music is the

A

spiritual

23
Q

the group that introduced the spiritual to the northern states and Europe

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the Fisk Jubilee Singers

24
Q

the treaty that officially ended the War of 1812

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Treaty of Ghent

25
Q

the most heroic and best-remembered battle in Texas’s struggle for independence was at the

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Alamo

26
Q

gold miners in the California Gold Rush were called

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forty-niners

27
Q

empty, deserted towns left after gold miners had moved on

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ghost towns

28
Q

the author of a children’s reading series used in America in the 1800s

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William McGuffey

29
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one of the beloved hymn writers of the 1800s

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Isaac Watts

30
Q

the President responsible for obtaining the Louisiana Purchase

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Thomas Jefferson

31
Q

the purchase that makes up the states of California, Nevada, Utah, and parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Wyoming, and Colorado

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Mexican Cession

32
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the purchase that makes up the southern parts of the states of New Mexico and Arizona

A

Gadsden Purchase

33
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How did a pioneer family prepare to move West? What routes might they take? What types of vehicles might they use for transportation?

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The family would first buy a covered wagon and the supplies they would need. They would load the wagon with tools, food (flour, salt, bacon, etc.), blankets, cooking utensils, and the family Bible. They would also tie livestock to the wagon. They would probably travel west to Pittsburgh where they sold their wagon and bought a flatboat to cross the Ohio River. Later pioneers might follow the Erie Canal. Most pioneers would travel in covered wagons and flatboats.