social studies flashcards #2
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- What is the Mississippi Territory
- Lower part of the old southwest
- Who moved in the Mississippi Territory and established cotton plantations
- Southern Planters
- Who did Andrew Jackson defeat and what was the name of the battle
- Creek Indians - Battle of Horseshoe Bend in 1814
- What was the ordinance of 1785 - name 3 parts
- 1. Provided that the land be surveyed and divided into 6-mile square townships. 2. one section set aside for school. 3. Land sold at public auction for $1 per acre
- What is the Ordinance of 1787 and name its 7 parts.
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Organized the Old NOrthwest inthe Northwest Territory -
1-Temporary government-governer & 3 judges 2. 5,000 male settlers-representative established 3. 60,000 pop. become part of the union equal to all states 4. No > 3< 5 states per territory 5. Freedom of religion, speech & trial by jury guaranteed 6. slavery was prohibited 7 public schools encouraged. - In 1788 first permanent American Settlement in ohio was where
- Marietta at the junction of the Muskingum and ohio rivers
- What was 2nd settlement in Ohio?
- Cincinnati
- City that bears his name in 1796 on the shores of Lake Erie.
- Moses Cleaveland
- Who did President Washington appoint to take charge of the Campaignagainst the Indians.
- "mad Anthony" Wayne, A revolutionary Ware Hero
- In 1794 what battle took place in Northwest Ohio
- Battle of Fallen Timbers - won decisive victory over Little Turles's warriors
- What did 12 tribes sign agreeing to leave parts of Ohio and part of Indiana?
- Treaty of Greenville
- Indians in the Northwest Territory formed a defensive tribal Confederacy led by whom?
- Shawner Chief Tecumseh
- in 1811 frontier forces launched an attack against the confederachy's main center defeating the indians. Who led this and what was it called?
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William Henry Harrision
Battle of Tippecanoe - War of 1812 Harrison routed Tecumseh's Indian Confederacny along with the British. What was this battle called?
- Battle of The Thames
- This route was the great natural gateway to the West?
- Ohio River Route