Owl Pellets
The War of 1812
Americans on Foreign Seas

Louisiana Purchase & America's Expansion
Reproduction & Heredity
100

What is inside an owl pellet?

Skeletons

100

When was the War of 1812 declared?

June 18, 1812.

100

What threatened Americans on foreign seas?

Barbary Pirates

100

Who were the most known for the expansion of the United States?

Lewis and Clark.

100

Heredity

Traits and characteristics a parent passes down to its offspring.

200

What is an owl pellet made out of?

Skeletons, fur.

200

Why was the war declared?

British impressment, Attack on the Chesapeake, neutral rights violated, and American sailors being kidnapped.

200

What caused the War of Tripoli?

Barbary Pirates demanding excessive amounts of tribute.

200

Why and who sold Louisiana?

The reason Louisiana was sold was for money to fund the ongoing war in Europe. Napoleon sold the Louisiana Area 

200

Gene

One set of instructions for an inherited trait.

300

What is the best owl pellet to dissect?

Barn Own Pellets.


300

When and how did the war end?

The war ended in the December of 1814 through the Treaty of Ghent. 

300

When did the war end?

June, 1805.

300

What Native American is associated with Lewis and Clark.

Sacagawea.

300

Genotype

The entire genetic makeup of an organism; also the combination of genes for one or more specific traits.

400

What is the rarest skull to find in an owl pellet?

Bird skulls.

400

Who attacked the Creeks?

Andrew Jackson

400

What US warship did the pirates capture?

The US Warship "Philiadelphia"
400

What other expedition was sent besides Lewis and Clark's expedition?

Zebulon Pike's Expedition

400

Allele

One of the alternative forms of a gene that governs a characteristic, such as hair.

500

What is the most common skull to find in an owl pellet?

Field Mouse.

500

Who commanded the naval forces at Lake Erie?

Oliver Hazard Perry

500

What goober broke into the Tripoli Harbor and burned the warship?

Stephen Decatur

500

What were the first names of Lewis and Clark?

Meriwether Lewis and William Clark

500

Phenotype

An organism's appearance or other detectable characteristic.

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