Mexican-American War/Texan Independence
Westward Expansion
Misc.
Compromise and Conflict
Compromise and Conflict Pt. 2
100

This is the battle where Texans were surrounded for 13 days by the Mexican Army

Battle of the Alamo

100

This trail took people from Missouri to Oregon

Oregon Trail

100

What event saw the purchase of a strip of land that borders New Mexico, Arizona, and Mexico?

Gadsden Purchase

100

This is the term for when a territory's citizens vote on an issue (slavery) 

Popular Sovereignty 

100

This novel portrayed the evils of slavery and persuaded Americans to support abolishing it

Uncle Tom's Cabin

200

This was the final battle for Texan independence 

Battle of San Jacinto

200

This was the horseback mail service that crossed the U.S. to California

Pony Express

200

What caused Bleeding Kansas?

Migration of slavery supporters and abolitionists to Kansas in order to vote on slavery

200

People that believed slavery could not be interfered with in places it already existed, but said the government had the right to keep it from spreading

Free Soilers

200

This act states that two new territories could use popular sovereignty to determine their slavery status

Kansas-Nebraska Act

300
This was the treaty to end the Mexican-American War

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

300

The Oregon Treaty of 1846 had this effect: 

Set the border at the 49th parallel between U.S. and Canada

300

What is the Alamo? (like what kind of building is it) 

A Spanish Missionary 
300

This added California as a free state

Compromise of 1850

300

This party formed as a result of the Kansas-Nebraska Act

Republican Party

400

This was the person that became president due to popularity from the Mexican-American War

Zachary Taylor


400

This is the term that describes the belief that the U.S. is destined to expand west

Manifest Destiny


400

What made the Pony Express obsolete?

The Telegraph

400
What did the south gain from the compromise of 1850?

The Fugitive Slave Act

400

What was Dred Scott's argument? What did the Supreme Court rule? 

His argument was that enslaved people should have citizenship when in a state where slavery is illegal

The supreme court ruled that he did not have the right to sue 

500

The Mexican-American border set the Texas and Mexico border where?

Rio Grande River

500

What caused mass migration to California? What was the effects it had on the area? 

Gold Rush

Many people came and settled in California

500

What inspired John Brown to attack those slavery supporters? 

The attack on Lawrence, Kansas

500

This person killed 5 unarmed pro-slavery supporters in Kansas 

John Brown 

500

How did the Dred Scott decision contradict the Missouri Compromise?

It claimed that Congress never had the power to forbid slavery in states or territories 

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