U.S.-Mexico Border
War w/ Mexico
The U.S. Immigration Policy
Future plans w/ border
Misc
100

The Rio Grande formed the dividing line between which two Countries/states?

Texas and Mexico

100

Which U.S. president captured the White House in 1844 on a pledge to enlarge U.S. territory.

President James K. Polk

100

When did the Senate voted to not pass the bill.

In 2006

100

Was Trump the first U.S. president to take such a step.

Yes or No

No

100

How long is the United States-Mexico border?

Approximately 2,000 miles. 

200

The modern border took shape following the...

Mexican-American War.

200

For how much did U.S. spend on + half a million square miles of formerly Mexican land.

$15 million

200

 At that point, large numbers of _________ came to the United States to escape the war at home.

Mexican refugees

200

President Trump announced that he was ordering National Guard troops to patrol the border until further progress is made on construction of the wall.

In April 2018

200

How many states does the boarder touch.

1. 2

2. 3

3. 4

4. 5

3. 4

300

 Fill in the blank

Not until the late _____ did the boundary commission complete its work

1850s

300

When did the American forces captured the Mexican capital?

In September 1847.

300

What city and state did Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa's deadly raid on in 1916?

Columbus and New Mexico

300

What are three things that President Donald Trump want for the centerpiece of his immigration plan for the southern border wall.

1. Impenetrable

2. Physical

3. tall 

4. Powerful

5. Beautiful

300

Who did the U.S. win its independence from in 1821?

Spain

400

Fill in the blank

Following the Gadsden Purchase of 1853, the borders of _____ and ________ moved farther south from the ________.

Arizona, New Mexico, Gila River

400

When did the Mexican cavalry attack?

On April 25, 1846

400

What policy did the U.S. first sought to keep immigrants from illegally crossing its southern border in 1882?

The Chinese Exclusion Act.

400

Trump has claimed that 1,000 miles of new wall as high as 55 feet tall, running through remote, mountainous terrain, can be built for how much

$18 billion

400

Approximately how many Mexican immigrates resided in the United States in 2016?  

11.6 million

500

A team of surveyors, soldiers and officials from both countries staked out the border from El Paso to where?

Tijuana.

500

Finish the sentence:

Under the _____ Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, Mexico formally recognized the American annexation of Texas.

1848

500

When did the United States began the installation of border fences to restrict the movement of unlawful immigrants and drugs.

In 1993

500

Fill in the blank

__________, Congress contributed only ________ to the project.

In March 2018, $1.6 billion

500

What state in 1836, however, marked the beginning of the loss of Mexican territory that would become the present-day U.S. Southwest

Texas