Slavery
Lesson 2- Territory
Territory Continued
Railroad
Random
100

The practice of owning another person like property

Slavery

100

These were used for transportation to visit river cities.

Steamboats

100

This sent messages across electric wires.

Telegraph

100

These were long, thick nails used to keep the rails to the ties.

spikes

100

What is the capital of Nebraska?

Lincoln

200

The side that was against Slavery

North

200

Who was the first governor of the Nebraska Territory? He only lasted 2 days & was from South Carolina.

Francis Burt

200

Riders in this company used horses to deliver mail across the west. It lasted from 1860-1861.

Pony Express

200

This part of the tracks is the part the rail sits on.

Railroad Ties

200

What is the Capital of the United States?

Washington D.C.

300

The two sides that fought in the Civil War

North & South

300

These brought supplies to the railroad companies.

Trains

300

Pony Express riders could travel _____ to ______ miles a day.

50-100

300

These people did not want the railroad.

Native Americans

300

This is the city where government officials meet.  Spell it correctly.

Capital

400
A _______________ is a war fought between people of the same country.

Civil War

400

These places helped travelers fix their wagons, rest, get supplies, etc.

Road Ranches

400

This helped Slaves escape slave states in the South to the North into free states.

Underground Railroad

400

All groups answer.  Tell me a way the railroad improved travel.

Safer, Take more stuff, travel at night, faster, etc.

400

This is the building where government officials meet. Spell it.

Capitol

500

What years was the Civil war fought in?

1861-1865

500

These banks printed their own money causing inflation causing it to be worthless.

Wildcat Banks

500

This man created the code that was used to help people communicate with the Telegraph.

Samuel Morse

500

Which Native American group served as scouts for the railroad workers?

Pawnee

500

Name the two railroad companies.

Union Pacific & Central Pacific

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