WorksheetsSocial Studies study guide Treaties
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the definition of Westward Expansion?
During the 1800s, the movement of settlers and immigrants from the eastern US to the Midwest and West.
a written agreement between 2 or more nations.
to approve formally
a part of the US that isn’t within a state but is organized with its own governing leaders / an area within definite boundaries
What is the definition of treaty?
a written agreement between to or more nations
to approve formally
an annual payment of food and money that the US govt. promised to pay to the American Indians in exchange
a part of the US that isn’t within a state but is organized with its own governing leaders / an area within definite boundaries
What is the definition of ratify?
to approve formally
take away freedom from
the place where two rivers meet or join together
a disagreement/argue
What is the definition of territory
a part of the US that isn’t within a state but is organized with its own governing leaders / an area within definite boundaries
an annual payment of food and money that the US govt. promised to pay to the American Indians in exchange for their land.
and set aside or reserved by the US govt. for use by an American Indian group
something like money, goods or services owed to someone
What is annuity?
an annual payment of food and money that the US govt. promised to pay to the American Indians in exchange for their land
talk about and arrange terms / consult / reach an agreement
to have a slave
the place where two rivers meet or join together
What is a reservation
something like money, goods or services owed to someone
land set aside or reserved by the US govt. for use by an American Indian group
a thing you can do to get a table at a restaurant
What is Debt?
the amount of money you have
the amount of goods, money, or services owed
the amount of money the govt. has
to buy something
What is assimilation?
to adopt habits in a large group that can be forced or chosen
to adopt a child
to adopt a habit to a small group
to take
what is acquire?
to buy/ receive
to say bye
to have land
to receive a package
What is a acre?
a area of land about 14,560 ft
something to keep a boat from sinking.
a football feild
What is a sovereign?
a independent self ruling nation
a fancy word for lunch
a treaty
what is a confluence?
where 2 rivers meet
a conference
a type of the flu
What is a dispute?
a disagreement
a game
a agreement
What is enslaved
to have a slave and give them no freedom
to be a slave
to like slaves
to be for slaves
what is to negotiate
to agree
to disagree
to talk to your best friend
to have dinner with your family
What was the exact date of the treaty
January 23, 1851
June 15, 1823
July 23, 1851
1805
Who was Henry Sibbly?
a fur trader
head of a American fur trade co.
a bissness man that started as a clerk
who lead the Ojibwe to signing the third copy of the treaty?
Ramsey
Sibbly
Bonga
Sleepy eye
Who was Zebulon pike
a Indian Agent
a US Army officer
a missionary
a translator
who was Lawrence Taliaferro?
a Indian agent
a Missionary
a US Army Officer
What happened at the treaty of Mendota?
During the talks at Mendota, the U.S.
government threatened to use force against the Dakota when they
seemed reluctant to sign the treaty.
As Sleepy Eye and the other Dakota elders leave the council, Ramsey threatens to stop all negotiations. Later, after the tension has cooled, both sides agree to meet again after a one-day recess.
Who is Alexander Ramsey
a Missonary
the first territorial governor.
a gov. official
a clerk
Who is George Bonga?
a interpter
a missonary
a Ojibwe
a Dakota
Who is Stephen Riggs?
a interperter
Missionary
a Gov. Official
