Native Americans
NM Factors
NM and WWII
After WWII Category
Gov't and Econ
100

Indian children went there to "become civilized" by giving up their Indian ways

What was an Indian Boarding School

100
New Mexico became this numbered state on January 6, 1912.

What is 47th?

100

The Manhattan Project was located in this town in New Mexico.

What is Los Alamos?

100

These were the two superpowers that developed after WWII.

What are The United States and the Soviet Union?

100

This industry employs the largest percentage of New Mexicans.

What is the Healthcare Industry?
200

This was a new law that encouraged tribal unity and the preservation of Indian cultures

What was the Indian Reorganization Act?

200

This is the name of the corrupt political leaders before New Mexico became a state.

What was the Santa Fe Ring?

200

Filipino and American soldiers, including many New Mexicans, were forced to march 65 miles in this event.

What was the Bataan Death March

200

The Cold war involved these two races.

What are the space race and arms race?

200

This system distributes water to farmers, ranchers, and landowners.

What is the acequia system?

300

Name of the act that contributed to creating boarding schools for the Indians

What was the Dawes Act?

300

This war involved Billy the Kid, Sheriff Brady, John Tunstall, Lawrence Murphy, and Billy the Kid.

What was the Lincoln County War?

300

Native Americans who helped defeat the Japanese in the Pacific theater of WWII.

Who were the Navajo Code Talkers.

300

Reies Lopez Tijerina was the leader of La Alianza Federal de Mercedes. He wanted Hipanics to do this.

What is reclaim lost land grants?

300

This type of business has become a major business for many Native American communities.

What are casinos?

400

Because of this act, created in 1934, the government killed half the sheep on the Navajo Reservation.

What was the Taylor Grazing Act?

400

A war between the Maxwell Land Grant Company and the local settlers.

What was the Colfax County War?

400
This is the name for the removal of Japanese from the west coast to camps.  Several were in New Mexico.

What were Japanese Internment Camps?

400

This is considered New Mexico's number one resource problem.

What is the shortage of water?

400

These type of elections are used by the parties to choose candidates for the general election.

What are primary elections?

500

This lake was returned to the Taos Pueblo in 1970, after they petitioned the U.S. Government

What is Blue Lake

500

Because of more Americans owning automobiles roads connected many parts of the U.S. including this road that went from Illinois to California and across New Mexico.

What is route 66?
500

The two cities where the atomic bombs were dropped that led to the Japanese surrender.

What were Hiroshima and Nagasake?

500

These are two of the nations most important research laboratories located in New Mexico.

What are Sandia National Labs and Los Alamos National Labs?

500
School boards, municipal, and county governments are examples of this level of government.

What is local government?