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32 Cards in this Set

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What is the state bird?
Meadowlark
What is the state tree?
Cottonwood
What is the state song?
Home on the Range
What is the state flower?
The Sunflower
What is the state reptile?
The Ornate Box Turtle
What is the state insect?
The Honeybee
Who is Sterling Price?
He was a confederate general who led the Battle of Mine Creek.
Who is William C. Quantrill?
Confederate Guerilla who raided Lawrence.
Who is John James Ingalls?
Created the state motto and helped design the state seal.
Who is Julia Louisa Lovejoy?
Was anti-slavery and was a newspaper correspondent.
Who is ten bears?
Was a Comanche chief who gave a good speech at the Medicine Lodge Peace Treaties meeting.
What is Buffalo Soldiers?
Black Soldiers who served in calvary's 9 and 10.
What was the date Kansas became a state?
January 29, 1861
Why did Kansas have a rough start after is became a state?
-Crops Failed
-Drinking Water was Scarce
-Border Wars
-Lack of Finances
-Drought
Ad Astra per Aspera - What language is it written in? What does it mean?
Latin, "To Stars Through Difficulty"
What rights are covered in the Kansas Bill of Rights?
-Assemble in a peaceful manner.
-Bear Arms for defense.
-Freedom of Speech and Religion
Know the duties/responsibilities of the Executive Branch of the Kansas government.
-Governor-Head
-Administrate the Laws
-Build Roads, Secure and Safe Environment.
-Preserve Parks and Historic Guards, and collect taxes
Know the duties/responsibilities of the Legislative Branch of the Kansas government.
-Make laws for the state
-State-40 Senators and 125 State Representatives
-May override governor's veto (2/3 vote)
Know the duties/responsibilities of the Judicial Branch of the Kansas government.
-Interpret the Law
-Determine if law has been broken
-Courts settle disagreements.
-All courts are under the Kansas supreme court (HIGHEST in power)
On which side of the Civil War was Kansas?
Northern
First Kansas Colored Infantry- Why formed, accomplishments, where were duties performed?
-To allow black males to serve in Military
-Gained fame by defeating confederates at the Battle of Honey Springs.
Battle of Mine Creek-Who,what,when,where,why,and outcome?
-Confederates & Union
-Sterling Price wanted to capture Missouri for the South.
-Month after Quantrill's raid on Lawrence.
-Mine Creek
-Confederates were defeated
What were the duties of the frontier soldiers?
Keep the peace between American's heading west and American Indians who called the west their home.
Forts in Kansas-what were their purpose?
-Protect Wagon Trains Hauling Cargo
-Protect Indian Lands and Keep American Settlers off Indian Lands.
Medicine Lodge Peace Treaty-What was the American government going to provide for the Plains Indians? What did the Plains Indians have to do in return? Was the treaty a success?
-American Government
Schools
Housing
Food
Tools for Farming
Protection
-Plains Indians
Give up their Land
Live on Reservations
The Sank Creek Massacre-Who,what,when,where,why, and outcome?
Kettle's village was wiped out by a regiment of Colorado's volunteers after HE made peace with the general. It happened near Ft. Lyon, Colorado.
Buffalo Soldiers-Who were they?
African American Soldiers
Into what type of units were they organized?
9 and 10 Calvaries
Who were the officers of these units?
White Officers
What were the duties of each unit?
-9. Protect State and mail routes in Texas, then were moved to then evict squatters who attempted to squat on Indian land.
What were the duties of each unit? (10)
Engage in the conquest of the West.
Railroad--What effect did the coming of the railroad have on Kansas?
It connected Kansas to the rest of the country. Faster transportation and would end the frontier. More people could also come!