Pueblo Revolt
Navajo Long Walk
Westward Expansion
Civil War
Statehood
100
The leader of the Pueblo Revolt

Popé

100

The name the Navajo call themselves

Diné

100

The belief that the US had the right to all lands from the Atlantic to the Pacific

Manifest Destiny

100

The years the Civil War started and ended

1861 and 1865

100

The day New Mexico became a state

January 6, 1912

200
The tool used to count the days until the Pueblo Revolt

A knotted yucca cord

200

The reservation the Navajo were forced onto 

Bosque Redondo

200

The trail that led to increased contact between the US and Mexico

Santa Fe Trail

200

The names of the two sides of the Civil War

Union and Confederate

200

The famous outlaw that made New Mexico seem unstable

Billy the Kid

300

The number of years the Spanish were kicked out of New Mexico

12 years

300

The US Indian Agent that led the campaign against the Navajo

Kit Carson

300

The president who declared war on Mexico

James K Polk

300

The state that exists because of the Civil War in New Mexico

Arizona

300
The president that signed New Mexico into statehood

William Taft

400

The year the Pueblo Revolt started

1680

400

The treaty that returned the Navajo to their homeland

The Treaty of 1868

400

The treaty that ended the Mexican-American War

The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

400
How many Texan soldiers were left after the campaign in New Mexico

900

400

This increased the positive view of New Mexico in the 1880s

Railroad Tourism/Harvey Houses

500
Either of the two pueblos where the revolt started

Taos or Tesuque

500

The stronghold of the Navajo that was attacked by the US and Native allies

Canyon de Chelly

500

The first territorial governor of New Mexico

Charles Bent

500

One of the reasons the South wanted to take over the Southwest

gold and silver, trade, access to Pacific Ocean

500

The senator who was the biggest opponent to New Mexico Statehood

Albert Beveridge