WorksheetsChapter 5 Soc St Review
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 22mins
The ____________________________ is a road that has been used by Native Americans and early settlers to arrive from the north to the Mississippi Territory. This road is still used today and is considered as part of our National Parks.
Fort Jackson
Natchez Trace
Highway 25
______________________________ is a large farm on which only a single crop is usually grown
territory
population
plantation
land
Settlers left other southern states to move tot he Mississippi Territory after the ___________________ ended.
Creek War
Battle of New Orleans
Battle of Louisiana
War of 1812
____________________ number of people living in a particular place.
rebellion
population
slavery
territory
Due to the war ending, settlers were leaving some of the southern states and heading to Mississippi territory, this was called _________________________.
Gold Rush
Battle of Mississippi
Mississippi Fever
Fight for Land Battle
How did the Creek War affect settlers in the Mississippi Territory?
After being defeated, the Creek gave up most of their land to the U.S. making more land avaliable
After being defeated, the Creek did not give up any land to the U.S.
After winning the Creek War, the Creeks gave up most of their land to the U.S. making more land avaliable
After winning the Creek Way, the Creek did not give up any land the the U.S.
_______________________ is the practice of owning people and forcing them to work
territory
plantation
slavery
rebellion
________________________ , a Choctaw native who fought along side of Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans in 1815.
Tallushahatee
Pushmataha
Enotachopca
_________________ a large amount of land that is under the rule of a government
territory
plantation
rebellion
Creek
____________________ is an armed fight against a government
territory
plantation
population
rebellion
How did growing more cotton plantations in the Mississippi Territory affect slavery?
The number of slaves decreased because the cotton plantations didn't produce large amounts of cotton
The number of slaves increased as the amount of cotton growth increased
The number of slaves increased because the wanted to come to the U.S. to work cotton plantations
The number of slaves decrease because the cotton plantations were not successful.
