Expansion and Migration
America in the World
Politics and Power
Struggle for Equality
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100

Native Americans arrived in North America by crossing this land form. (1.1)

Beringia

100

Americans won this battle in the Revolutionary War to secure French support. (2.5)

Battle of Saratoga

100

Two corrupt Acts passed by John Adams. (3.5)

Alien and Sedition Acts

100

The time in American history that means "the rapid expansion of wealth and wealth inequality"(7.1)

The Gilded Age

100

An insect but also a sport.

Cricket

200

Granted 160 acres of land to people for free in exchange for farming land for five years. (7.3)

Homestead Act


200

This was purchased by Thomas Jefferson so that the United States could gain New Orleans as a strategic location for any oncoming conflicts. (3.6)

Louisiana Purchase

200

This president wanted to appoint 6 more Supreme Court Judges, but was ultimately declined. (9.3)

Franklin D. Roosevelt

200

Term written in an 1859 news article critiquing Cornelious Vanderilt's Steamboat Empire, but was later expanded to pertain to industry titans such as Carnegie and Ford . (7.1)

Robber Barons

200

I am the only word in the English language that is spelled incorrectly.

Incorrectly

300

Purchased from Russia for $7.2 Million Dollars that fueled more United States expansion.(8.1)

Alaska

300

Washington crossed this river to attack Mercenaries. He won the battle and it inspired man men to continue to fight for their freedom. (2.5)

The Delaware River

300

Lincoln arrested secessionists in Maryland and denied them this (civilian trials). (6.1)

Habeas Corpus

300

Riot that broke out in protest to African Americans being drafted into the Civil War. (6.1)

New York Draft Riots

300

You’ll find me in Mercury, Earth, Mars, and Jupiter, but not in Venus or Neptune.

The letter "R"

400

The name of the path travelers took to navigate West in hopes of finding Gold. (5.1)

The "Oregon Trail"

400

War between the British and the Americans that ultimately ended in a stalemate. Americans perceived the battle as a victory, which ushered in "The Era of Good Feelings" (4.1)

The War of 1812

400

Most famous "Political Machine" that stole millions from the city government. (7.4)

Boss Tweed

400
Enslaved Man who escaped slavery to Boston in 1854, but accidentally gave up his location. Federal government sent 1,500 troops and spent $50,000 (1.5 million today) to return him to slavery. (5.2)

Anthony Burns

400

The more of me there is, the less you see.

Darkness
500

Towns that popped up in the Rocky Mountains as a result of people going West to find Gold and Silver. (7.3)

Boomtowns

500

Harry S. Truman ordered these to be dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Ultimately showed that America was willing to do what it took to end the war. (9.5)

The Atomic Bombs

500

The deal when Henry Clay (Speaker of the House) cut a deal with John Quincy Adams that if Clay convinced enough people to vote for Adams, then Clay could be Sec. of State. (4.3)

"Corrupt Bargain" of 1824

500

African Americans could not receive money from this New Deal Program. (9.3) 

AAA (Agricultural Adjustment Act)

500

I have keys, but no locks. I have a space, but no room. You can enter, but never leave.

A keyboard