What was the 1,300-mile-long route from Illinois to Utah that members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints traveled for 3 months?

Which State tried to nullify the Tariff of 1828?

Which State tried to nullify the Tariff of 1828?

What was the name of the 2nd leg of the Triangular Trade, in which the slaves traveled over 2000 miles to North America?

What law will cause the events of Bleeding Kansas?

What is agreement called when the U.S. paid Mexico $10 million for southern parts of NM and AZ?

Which of the following had the GREATEST impact on the growth of cities in the late 1800s?

What was the name of the journey when Africans were shipped as slaves to N. America?

What event occurred in 1838-1839 when the US government forced the Cherokee off of their land in GA?

Why did the urbanization of the NorthEastern area of the US happen?

Which one of the following were NOT a reason for the Industrial Revolution starting in Great Britian/ England?

What the purchase of present-day CA, NV, and UT from Mexico was paid $15 Million called in 1848?

What were the "safe houses" called along the Underground Railroad?

What a town called that has undergone rapid growth due to sudden prosperity?

What was the phrase that President Polk used to campaign for the highest possible northmost border of Oregeon Territory but he compromised with the British and settled with the 49th Parallel?

What term is defined as an increase in population that causes towns to transform into cities?

What was the name of the journey from Europe to Africa, Africa to N. America, N. A to Europe called?

What was the name of the book written by Harriet Beecher Stowe which exposed the cruelties and inhumanity of the slave system?

What was the name of the journey pioneered in 1821 that allowed Americans to trade with Mexicans?

What was the name of the event that started in 1838, because of the passage of the Indian Removal Act?

What was the name of the 2,000 mile trip that pioneers took from Independence, Missouri to Portland?

Which one of the following were NOT one of the 5 Civilized Native American tribes living in the SouthEastern part of the US?

What is the current southernmost border of Texas that President Polk was willing to fight the Mexican American War over in 1845?

What term is defined as a concept in which states could void any federal law they deemed unconstitutional.

What was the agreement that allowed California to become a state?

What law was passed which allowed slaves to be returned back to slavery if they have been found in Free Sates?

What was the name of the law that limited the number of immigrants from China coming into the US in 1882?

what was the battle fought in the war for texan Independence on April 21, 1836, making Texas its' own country/Republic?

What's the name of the law that forced Native Americans out of the SouthEast & move to Indian Territory (OK) in 1830?

What was the Supreme Court case called in which they ruled that Native American tribes were sovereign states and could make decisions for themselves, this included the Cherokee?

What country did Texas win their independence from in 1836?

What was the name of the event when miners came from all over and different nationalities in 1849?

What was the name of the war (1846-1848) that was fought because the US wanted the Rio Grande to be the southernmost boarder of the newly annexed state in 1845?

What was the battle cry of the War for Texan Independence?

When Maine was admitted as a free state through the Compromise of 1820, what was the 11th slave state admitted to the Union to help keep the balance between free and slave states?

After which war was Mexico forced to agree to the Mexican Cession?

What was the name of the religious group that followed Joseph Smith (after Bringham Young died), from Illinois to Utah to escape religious persecution?

What was the name of the painting that depicted Manifest Destiny and the recent advancements in communication and transportation?

In the Compromise of 1820, the state of Maine was accepted as ______ state?

What event occurred in 1849, which urbanized California so quickly that it became a state the next year in 1850?

Who invented the telegram and created a code that was used to decipher the messages sent over the telegram?

What was the name of the network/journey that runaway slaves used to escape to Canada?

What was the latitudinal degree of the Mason Dixon line that divided the Free States from the Slave States in the Missouri Compromise of 1820?

What was the name of the most famous conductor whom others have referred to as Moses?