Junior October Prex

Elections and administrations

100

All four candidates for President in 1824 were part of this party

Democratic-Republican

200

The "Corrupt Bargain" allowed this Massachusite to become President in 1824

John Quincy Adams

300

This President displaced thousands of Indians from the southeastern USA, in criminal violation of a Supreme Court ruling

Andrew Jackson

400

The French Revolution would have caused the most division during this Presidential election, even though the Revolution itself happened eleven years earlier

1800

500

This state tried to declare a major tariff null and void in 1832, prompting the nullification crisis

South Carolina

New territories

100

This trail went from Independence, Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico

Santa Fe Trail

200

This trail went from Independence, Missouri to Portland, Oregon

Oregon Trail

300

The state of Indiana was first brought under U.S. control as part of this territory

Northwest Territory

400

This fort near modern-day San Antonio was the site of an iconic battle during the Mexican-American War.

The Alamo.

500

The state of Indiana was admitted in this year

1816

Tribes

100

The Susquehannock were dragged into this conflict between white settlers and the Doeg.

Bacon's Rebellion

200

What even around 1680 drastically changed the Shoshone peoples' way of life?

Introduction of horses

300

The Cherokee, Choctaw, and Chickasaw were in this group of tribes who attempted to assimilate into white American society

Five civilized tribes

400

Creek Indians who chose to ally with white settlers were called this

White Sticks

500

This tribe, descended from the Muskogee and from escaped slaves, is known for having never formally surrendered to the United States Government.

Seminoles

Great Leaders

100

These men led a long expedition in the Louisiana territory, assisted by a Shoshone woman named Sacagawea 

Merriweather Lewis and William Clark

200

While Alexander Hamilton viewed the French Revolution unfavorably, this prominent Democratic-Republican was more favorable.

Thomas Jefferson

300

Led the Americans to a major victory in the Battle of New Orleans, though his anti-Indian policies as president greatly sour his legacy.

Andrew Jackson

400

This Shawnee leader was widely admired even by his white enemies, to the point that a future Civil War general was named in his honor

Tecumseh

500

Unsuccessful 1824 Presidential candidate who played a role in striking compromises over tariffs during Jackson's administration

Henry Clay