Indiana Environment
This part of Indiana was untouched by ice, but was still affected by flooding.
Southern Indiana
The Colonists went revolutionary on the British in this war.
The American Revolution/Revolutionary War
This is a reason why Native Americans allied with the British during the Revolutionary War.
British promised not to expand into Native American land.
Many colonists congratulated this rebellious party against a British tax.
The Boston Tea Party or dumping tea into the harbor.
This is the state bird of Indiana
Cardinal
This is where many Native American tribes settled at.
Waterways/rivers
What was the French and Indian War all about?
Territorial expansion/control of land
This man is known for starting great French relationships with the Native Americans.
Rene-Robert Cavelier de La Salle
Name the Treaty signed at the end of the Revolutionary War.
Treaty of Paris of 1783
This is the nickname of people who live in Indiana
Hoosiers
The Indiana Dunes are home to this unique plant.
The Prickly Pear Cactus
The end of Pontiac's War led to the enforcement of this.
The Proclamation of 1763
Native Americans, French, and British were all very involved in the trading of this
Fur/Fur trade
Name at least TWO taxes the British put on the colonists.
Tea, Stamp, Sugar
This is the year that Indiana became a state.
1816
Native Americans had a nickname for this environmental landscape in Indiana. It's nickname was the "Red Buffalo."
Prairies
This war ended in a stalemate.
Pontiac's War
The Colonists did not like the enforcement of these, which affected their sugar, paper, and tea.
Taxes
The Proclamation of 1763 outlawed colonists to settle past this earthly landmark.
The Appalachian Mountains
This is a nickname for the state of Indiana
The Hoosier State, The Crossroads State, The Racing Capital of the World, The Mother of Vice Presidents.
FINAL JEOPARDY
Name a county in Indiana after a Native American tribe.
Delaware County, Miami County
Colonel George Rogers Clark led the invasion of this British Fort.
Fort Sackville
This Native American Tribe played a huge role as "Keepers of the Fires" in a Native American alliance.
The Potawatomi Tribe
Some historians like to refer to this as a "Break-Up" letter between Britain and the colonists due to the long list of wrongdoings.
The Declaration of Independence
This is the state tree of Indiana.
The Tulip Tree