logging in or signing up Review Week 19 Savin Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 120 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: March 14, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript 1. What is a pioneer?: 1. What is a pioneer? A person who walks across the land A person who wanders the land A person who settles new land A person who invents thingsSlide2: C. A person who settles new land Who was the famous pioneer that explored Kentucky?: Who was the famous pioneer that explored Kentucky? Tecumseh Daniel Boone Thomas Jefferson Henry ClaySlide4: B. Daniel Boone What Indian tribe is from Kentucky?: What Indian tribe is from Kentucky? Shawnee Hopi Sioux War HawksSlide6: Shawnee 4. Most early settlers who moved to Kentucky came in search of: 4. Most early settlers who moved to Kentucky came in search of Religious freedom Rich farmland Gold and silver Political freedom Slide8: B. Rich farmland5. This conflict began as a result of Great Britain’s capture of American ships and sailors: American Revolution Civil War Chapultepec War of 1812 5. This conflict began as a result of Great Britain’s capture of American ships and sailorsSlide10: D. War of 1812How did settlers get their crops to other parts of the U.S.?: How did settlers get their crops to other parts of the U.S.? By ships By wagons By airplane By train Slide12: A. By ships7. What is the name of the first fort built in Kentucky?: 7. What is the name of the first fort built in Kentucky? Boonesborough Lexington Newport LouisvilleSlide14: Boonesborough 8. The main goal of the Lewis and Clark expedition was to: 8. The main goal of the Lewis and Clark expedition was to Look for gold Travel down the Mississippi Explore Louisiana Claim all the lands in the West Slide16: D. Claim all lands in the West9. The journey of the Cherokee, who were forced to move from their homes in the Southeast to Indian Territory, became known as the: 9. The journey of the Cherokee, who were forced to move from their homes in the Southeast to Indian Territory, became known as the Wilderness Road Trail of Tears Louisiana Purchase Indian Removal ActSlide18: B. Trail of TearsThe forty-niners went to California to find : The forty-niners went to California to find Farmland Gold Supplies Freedom Slide20: B. Gold11. As a result of the Mexican War, the United States gained: 11. As a result of the Mexican War, the United States gained Gained Mexican Territory Won 5 million dollars from Mexico Lost California to Mexico Let Texas become part of Mexico Slide22: A. Gained Mexican Territory12. What gap did Daniel Boone travel through to get to Kentucky?: 12. What gap did Daniel Boone travel through to get to Kentucky? Big Gap Big Buck Gap Cumberland Gap Kentucky GapSlide24: C. Cumberland Gap13. Pioneers and Native Americans had differing viewpoints on westward expansion. Find the one that is NOT an example of a pioneer’s view: 13. Pioneers and Native Americans had differing viewpoints on westward expansion. Find the one that is NOT an example of a pioneer’s view Finding cheap farmland Eliminating hunting ground Searching for gold Searching for adventureSlide26: B. Eliminating hunting ground14. What would be the MOST useful source of information for the historian writing the Westward expansion in the United States: 14. What would be the MOST useful source of information for the historian writing the Westward expansion in the United States A novel about a pioneer family A diary kept by a pioneer woman A book about the history of New York A current magazine article on the topicSlide28: B. A diary kept by a pioneer woman15. Why was pioneer life hard?: 15. Why was pioneer life hard? They didn’t have music to listen to They didn’t have cable television or cell phones They had to build their own houses and grow their own food They had to ride on trains when travelingSlide30: C. They had to build their own houses and grow their own food16. What type of house did the pioneers live in?: 16. What type of house did the pioneers live in? Duplex Brick home Log Home Vinyl sided home Slide32: C. Log home17. Where is Kentucky in relation to the Appalachian Mountains?: 17. Where is Kentucky in relation to the Appalachian Mountains? North South East West Slide34: D. West18. Who was the President in 1803?: 18. Who was the President in 1803? George Washington James Madison Thomas Jefferson John Adams Slide36: C. Thomas Jefferson19. Who did President Jefferson ask to explore the lands in the Louisiana Purchase?: 19. Who did President Jefferson ask to explore the lands in the Louisiana Purchase? General Lee Meriwether Lewis Tecumseh Francis Scott KeySlide38: B. Meriwether Lewis20. What city did Lewis and Clark leave from?: 20. What city did Lewis and Clark leave from? St. Louis Nashville Boonesborough LouisvilleSlide40: A. St. Louis21. What mountain range did Lewis and Clark travel across?: 21. What mountain range did Lewis and Clark travel across? Appalachian Mountains Rocky Mountains Sierra Nevada Mountains Himalayan MountainsSlide42: B. Rocky Mountains22. Who united the Indians to fight against the Americans?: 22. Who united the Indians to fight against the Americans? Squanto Shoshone Tecumseh SacagaweaSlide44: C. Tecumseh23. What is nationalism?: 23. What is nationalism? Pride in your house Pride in your country Pride in your horse Pride in your state Slide46: B. Pride in your country24. What is a doctrine?: 24. What is a doctrine? Plan for a party Plan for a meeting Someone who provides medical attention Plan for government actionSlide48: D. Plan for government action25. What did the Monroe doctrine state?: 25. What did the Monroe doctrine state? That the United States was the strongest country in the world That the United States was a country That the United States would go to war to stop Europeans from taking more land in the U.S. The United States loved hamburgers and french friesSlide50: C. That the United States would go to war to stop Europeans from taking more land in the U.S. You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Review Week 19 Savin Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 120 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: March 14, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript 1. What is a pioneer?: 1. What is a pioneer? A person who walks across the land A person who wanders the land A person who settles new land A person who invents thingsSlide2: C. A person who settles new land Who was the famous pioneer that explored Kentucky?: Who was the famous pioneer that explored Kentucky? Tecumseh Daniel Boone Thomas Jefferson Henry ClaySlide4: B. Daniel Boone What Indian tribe is from Kentucky?: What Indian tribe is from Kentucky? Shawnee Hopi Sioux War HawksSlide6: Shawnee 4. Most early settlers who moved to Kentucky came in search of: 4. Most early settlers who moved to Kentucky came in search of Religious freedom Rich farmland Gold and silver Political freedom Slide8: B. Rich farmland5. This conflict began as a result of Great Britain’s capture of American ships and sailors: American Revolution Civil War Chapultepec War of 1812 5. This conflict began as a result of Great Britain’s capture of American ships and sailorsSlide10: D. War of 1812How did settlers get their crops to other parts of the U.S.?: How did settlers get their crops to other parts of the U.S.? By ships By wagons By airplane By train Slide12: A. By ships7. What is the name of the first fort built in Kentucky?: 7. What is the name of the first fort built in Kentucky? Boonesborough Lexington Newport LouisvilleSlide14: Boonesborough 8. The main goal of the Lewis and Clark expedition was to: 8. The main goal of the Lewis and Clark expedition was to Look for gold Travel down the Mississippi Explore Louisiana Claim all the lands in the West Slide16: D. Claim all lands in the West9. The journey of the Cherokee, who were forced to move from their homes in the Southeast to Indian Territory, became known as the: 9. The journey of the Cherokee, who were forced to move from their homes in the Southeast to Indian Territory, became known as the Wilderness Road Trail of Tears Louisiana Purchase Indian Removal ActSlide18: B. Trail of TearsThe forty-niners went to California to find : The forty-niners went to California to find Farmland Gold Supplies Freedom Slide20: B. Gold11. As a result of the Mexican War, the United States gained: 11. As a result of the Mexican War, the United States gained Gained Mexican Territory Won 5 million dollars from Mexico Lost California to Mexico Let Texas become part of Mexico Slide22: A. Gained Mexican Territory12. What gap did Daniel Boone travel through to get to Kentucky?: 12. What gap did Daniel Boone travel through to get to Kentucky? Big Gap Big Buck Gap Cumberland Gap Kentucky GapSlide24: C. Cumberland Gap13. Pioneers and Native Americans had differing viewpoints on westward expansion. Find the one that is NOT an example of a pioneer’s view: 13. Pioneers and Native Americans had differing viewpoints on westward expansion. Find the one that is NOT an example of a pioneer’s view Finding cheap farmland Eliminating hunting ground Searching for gold Searching for adventureSlide26: B. Eliminating hunting ground14. What would be the MOST useful source of information for the historian writing the Westward expansion in the United States: 14. What would be the MOST useful source of information for the historian writing the Westward expansion in the United States A novel about a pioneer family A diary kept by a pioneer woman A book about the history of New York A current magazine article on the topicSlide28: B. A diary kept by a pioneer woman15. Why was pioneer life hard?: 15. Why was pioneer life hard? They didn’t have music to listen to They didn’t have cable television or cell phones They had to build their own houses and grow their own food They had to ride on trains when travelingSlide30: C. They had to build their own houses and grow their own food16. What type of house did the pioneers live in?: 16. What type of house did the pioneers live in? Duplex Brick home Log Home Vinyl sided home Slide32: C. Log home17. Where is Kentucky in relation to the Appalachian Mountains?: 17. Where is Kentucky in relation to the Appalachian Mountains? North South East West Slide34: D. West18. Who was the President in 1803?: 18. Who was the President in 1803? George Washington James Madison Thomas Jefferson John Adams Slide36: C. Thomas Jefferson19. Who did President Jefferson ask to explore the lands in the Louisiana Purchase?: 19. Who did President Jefferson ask to explore the lands in the Louisiana Purchase? General Lee Meriwether Lewis Tecumseh Francis Scott KeySlide38: B. Meriwether Lewis20. What city did Lewis and Clark leave from?: 20. What city did Lewis and Clark leave from? St. Louis Nashville Boonesborough LouisvilleSlide40: A. St. Louis21. What mountain range did Lewis and Clark travel across?: 21. What mountain range did Lewis and Clark travel across? Appalachian Mountains Rocky Mountains Sierra Nevada Mountains Himalayan MountainsSlide42: B. Rocky Mountains22. Who united the Indians to fight against the Americans?: 22. Who united the Indians to fight against the Americans? Squanto Shoshone Tecumseh SacagaweaSlide44: C. Tecumseh23. What is nationalism?: 23. What is nationalism? Pride in your house Pride in your country Pride in your horse Pride in your state Slide46: B. Pride in your country24. What is a doctrine?: 24. What is a doctrine? Plan for a party Plan for a meeting Someone who provides medical attention Plan for government actionSlide48: D. Plan for government action25. What did the Monroe doctrine state?: 25. What did the Monroe doctrine state? That the United States was the strongest country in the world That the United States was a country That the United States would go to war to stop Europeans from taking more land in the U.S. The United States loved hamburgers and french friesSlide50: C. That the United States would go to war to stop Europeans from taking more land in the U.S.