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38 Cards in this Set
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"Father of American Missions"
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Adoniram Judson
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the most famous pioneer of the colonial times
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Danial Boone
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one of the best known circuit-riding preachers
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Peter Cartwright
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"Father of Western African Missions"
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Lott Carey
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black preacher who ministered in Civil War hospitals
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John Jasper
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the woman reponsible for New York City's first Sunday school program
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Catherine Ferguson
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leader of the "haystack prayer meetings"
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Samuel J. Mills
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Man who wrote the first major American dictionary
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Noah Webster
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Shoshone Indian guide for Lewis and Clark
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Sacagawea
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America's first missionary to a foreign land
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George Liele
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purchase of 1803 that more than doubled the size of the United States
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Louisiana Purchase
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General Sam Houston captured Santa Anna and the Mexican army at the Battle of
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San Jacinto
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In what year did America declare war on England because they were kidnapping American sailors?
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1812
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the state that was once an independant country
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Texas
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American general responsible for the victory at the Battle of New Orleans was
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Andrew Jackson
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as a result of this war Mexico accepted the Rio Grande as the border between Mexico and Texas
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Mexican War
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Where was gold discovered in 1848
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California
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The Whitman's were the most famous missionaries to
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Oregon
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Commodore Matthew Perry was responsible for opening American trade with
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Japan
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the first Baptist missionary to Japan
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Jonathan Goble
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The trail blazed by Daniel Boone for pioneers headed west is called the
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Wilderness Road
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Freedom of religion and protection to those settling in the Northwest Territory was guaranteed by the
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Northwest Ordinance
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deserted towns left after gold miners had moved on were called
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ghost towns
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gold miners in the California gold rush were called
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forty-niners
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the first major man-made canal in the United States was the
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Erie Canal
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preachers who traveled from town to town preaching in areas that had no pastor were called
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circuit-riding preachers
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the most heroic and best- remembered battle in Texas's struggle for independance was at the
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Alamo
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the treaty that officially ended the War of 1812
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Treaty of Ghent
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America's greatest contribution to the field of music is the
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spiritual
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the group that introduced the spirituals to the Northern states and Europe was
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Fisk Jubilee Singers
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author of a children's reading series used in America in the 1800s
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William McGuffey
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one of the beloved hymn writers of the 1800s
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Isaac Watts
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the President responsible for obtaining the Louisiana Purchase
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Thomas Jefferson
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the purchase that makes up the states of California, Nevada, Utah, and parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Wyoming, and Colorado
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Mexican Cession
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the prchase that makes up the southern parts of the states of New Mexico and Arizona
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Gadsen Purchase
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Describe the life of a circuit-riding preacher.
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See text p. 165
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Be able to discuss a pioneers preparation to move West, routes they took, and types of vehicles used to travel.
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See text p. 162-163, also the Wilderness Road on p.161
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Be able to locate: Arkansas, Ohio, Snake, Madeira, and Parana Rivers; also Gulf of Panama, Angel Falls, Gulf of Tahuantepec, Niagara Falls, and Labrador Sea
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Review map skills page 31, 59
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