Tennessee History and Government

The video tutorial by Natalie Pratt covers 5th grade social studies topics, focusing on the Over Mountain Men, the State of Franklin, the Southwest Territory, and Tennessee's journey to statehood. It includes historical events like the Battle of Kings Mountain and the failed attempt at statehood by the State of Franklin. The tutorial also discusses the role of William Blount in leading the Southwest Territory to statehood and concludes with Tennessee becoming the 16th state in 1796. Students are given tasks to create timelines and analyze primary sources.

What subjects does Natalie Pratt teach?

• Art and Music

• English and History

• Social Studies and Science

• Math and Science

What was the significance of the Overmountain Men's victory at Kings Mountain?

• It led to the British gaining control of Tennessee.

• It demonstrated the determination of the Patriots and contributed to the American Revolution.

• It was a major defeat for the Patriots.

• It marked the end of the American Revolution.

What was the main reason for the Overmountain Men's march in 1780?

• To establish a new settlement

• To negotiate with the British

• To fight the British at Kings Mountain

• To escape from North Carolina

Why was the State of Franklin unable to achieve statehood?

• It did not receive enough votes from Congress.

• It was too far from the capital.

• It was too small in size.

• It was opposed by the British.

What was the original name proposed for the State of Franklin?

• Frankfort

• Frankville

• Frankland

• Franklin

Who was appointed as the governor of the Southwest Territory?

• John Sevier

• William Blount

• Benjamin Franklin

• Cornwallis

What was the purpose of the census ordered by William Blount in 1791?

• To determine the number of British soldiers

• To assess the population for statehood eligibility

• To count the number of schools

• To measure the land area

What was the first capital of Tennessee?

• Murphysboro

• Kingston

• Knoxville

• Nashville

In what year did Tennessee become the 16th state of the Union?

• 1789

• 1800

• 1796

• 1790

What was the final location of Tennessee's capital in 1826?

• Murphysboro

• Knoxville

• Kingston

• Nashville