International Conflict
Colonists felt Great Britain was overstepping their power by enforcing taxes upon them without...
Representation
Sat in the front of a bus, and was ultimately arrested.
Rosa Parks
An area of land that rises above the surrounding area, and usually has a relatively flat top.
The 1st President of the United States
George Washington
An argument with a friend about the best President
Interpersonal Conflict
The United States justified gaining territories all the way to the Pacific Ocean by this phrase that was actually thought of by a journalist.
Manifest Destiny
Martin Luther King Jr. gave this famous speech in Washington D.C.
I Have a Dream
A low-lying area that is bordered by higher elevation on both sides.
Valley
Conductors, station masters, the North Star, the Big Dipper
Underground Railroad
The assassination of Abraham Lincoln
Political Conflict
President Andrew Jackson ignored prior treaties with Native Americans, and signed this which forced Native Americans to trade their land East of the Mississippi River for land West of the Mississippi River.
Indian Removal Act
A peaceful protest where people take up space by sitting in that area
Sit in
Example: Montana
State
An iron clad document signed by 56 brave men
Declaration of Independence
A football team argues over a failed play.
Intragroup Conflict
In 1838, President Van Buren sent U.S. Soldiers to Native American land and forced the Cherokee and others to walk over 800 miles.
Trail of Tears
This President was shot for supporting the Civil Rights movement.
John F. Kennedy
Example: Austria
Country
The Statue of Liberty greeted immigrants as they came to this place, now a historical site.
Ellis Island
The dispute over land ownership
Economic Conflict
Union Soldiers fought for the sake of humanity, ultimately winning in 1865.
The Civil War
A person that believes more people should have the right to vote, especially women.
A land mass that can encompass many countries.
Continent
This President asked Congress for $2,500 for a group to explore a new territory.
President Thomas Jefferson