Washington Administration
This act answer the critical questions creating a Judicial structure that is remained essentially intact
what is the Judiciary Act of 1789
He was the leader of the Miami Confederacy
Who was Little Turtle
He became president and was the Hero of the Battle Of New Orleans
Who was Andrew Jackson
She wrote the novel Uncle Tom's Cabin
who is Harriet Beecher Stowe
Eli Whitney's invention of this machine, increased the production of cotton and the importation of slaves
What was the Cotton Gin
He led the raid on the federal Arsenal at Harpers Ferry
Who is John Brown
He is considered to be the founder of Texas
Who was Stephen F. Austin
Who is the quarterback with the most Superbowl Rings?
Who is Tom Brady
Who makes the Elantra, Santa Fe and Sonata
What is Hyundia
he was Washington's Secretary of State
Who was Jefferson
She was a Native American Guide who helped Lewis and Clark navigate the Missouri River
Who was Sacagawea
He was President during WWI
Who was Woodrow Wilson
She was the greatest “conductor” on the Underground Railroad
Who was Harriet Tubman
Jokingly called the “Big Ditch”, this stretched 363 miles from the Hudson River to Lake Erie
What is the Erie Canal
He was a hothead, a military hero, a hunter of Indians and a president of the United States
Who was Andrew Jackson
The idea that America was meant to stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific
What is Manifest Destiny
Who is the highest paid player on Manchester United
Who Cristiano Ronaldo.
What car did Ford build after the Model T?
What is the Model A.
he was Washington's Secretary of the Treasury
Who was Hamilton
He was killed at the Battle of Little Big Horn
Who was George Armstrong Custer
He was a Virginia politician, author of the Declaration of Independence and founder of the democratic-republican party
Who was Thomas Jefferson
She was the wife of President Madison. She saved many national treasures from the burning White House in 1812
Who was Dolly Madison
This was Washington's Home
what is Mount Vernon
He was the brother of the Shawnee chief Tecumseh
Who was the Prophet
First led by Joseph Smith, these people eventually followed Brigham Young to settle in Salt Lake City Utah
Who were the Mormons
Who won the first World Series
the 1903 Boston Americans
What German car brand was named after the daughter of the owner
What is Mercedes Benz
What do you call an import tax on Goods produced in Europe and brought to the United States
What is a protective tariff
This tribe of Native Americans sued to keep their lands in the eastern United States
Who were the Cherokee
He ran from president three times (1892, 1896 and 1900) but he never won (Think "Cross of Gold" Speech)
Who was William Jennings Byran
She was President Theodore Roosevelt's First wife and the same name as his oldest daughter
who is Alice
A series of agreements that kept the balance between slave states and free states
What is the Missouri Compromise
He shot Alexander Hamilton in a duel
Who was Aaron Burr
What was the location of the Women's Rights Convention of 1848
what is Seneca Falls New York
Who won the first Stanley Cup
Who were the The Montreal Canadiens
Introduced in 1964, this was the first of Ford's "Pony" cars.
What is the Mustang.
What do you call a tax on a product's manufacture, sale, or distribution
what is an excise tax
This Tribes runs Foxwoods Casino
who are the Mashatucket Pequots
He was a strong abolitionist and publisher of the Abolitionist newspaper “The Liberator”
who was William Lloyd Garrison
These sisters Angelina and Sarah, spoke out against slavery and gender inequality
Who were the Grimke sisters
The name for President Madison's plan to unify the national economy by, developing transportation systems, establishing a protective tariff and resurrecting the National Bank
What is the American System
He led a slave rebellion in Virginia in 1831
Who was Nat Turner
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and Margaret Fuller, are all examples of people who shared this special philosophy that emphasized a simple life and celebrated the truth found in nature
What is transcendentalism
Who is the current F1 Champion
Who is Max Verstappen
What Car company built the Gremlin?
What is AMC.
This was a protest by Pennsylvania farmers who refused to pay a tax
What was the Whiskey Rebellion
The name given to the forced removal march of the Cherokee from their lands in the east during which at least one quarter of their population died
What is the "Trail of Tears."
This guy was vice President once, but is best know for really hating Alexander Hamilton
Who was Aaron Burr
She was a tireless advocate for reform of mental asylums and prisons
who was Dorothea Dix
This canal runs North - South but connects oceans East and West
What is the Panama Canal.
He was the American World War one fighter plane Ace
Who was Eddie Richenbacher
Members of this religious community share their goods with each other, believe that women and men are equal, and refuse to fight for any reason. additionally they vowed not to marry or have children
Who were the Shakers
Who won the last America's Cup yacht race?
Royal New Zealand Yacht Club
What car had airbags first?
The 1987 Porsche 944 turbo
He was Washington's Secretary of War
Who was Henry Knox
This treaty provided various Native American nations control of the central plains land east of the Rocky Mountains that stretch roughly from the Arkansas River North to Canada
What is the Treaty of Fort Laramie
He became president after the assassination of James Garfield
Who was Chester A. Arthur
She was the most famous nurse of the Civil War and co-founder of the American Red Cross
Who was Clara Barton
This was Jefferson's Home
What is Monticello
He was the owner of the largest Steel Company and the richest man in the world (at that point)
Who was Andrew Carnegie
This word is used to describe the South prior to the Civil War.
what is antebellum
Who holds the record for most rushing yards in a single season at 2,105
Who is Eric Dickerson LA Rams (1984)
What was Ford's Biggest Sales failure?
what is the Edsel.