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1 JEOPARDY! Westward Expansion Click Once to Begin Template by
Bill Arcuri, WCSD

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JEOPARDY! TRAIL OF TEARS MARTIN VAN BUREN Trails to the West True / False (if false change underlined word) People U.S. Cities 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500 Template by Bill Arcuri, WCSD

3 THIS TRIBE MAINLY WALKED THE TRAIL OF TEARS
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4 EVEN THOUGH THE SUPREME COURT RULED IN THEIR FAVOR, THIS STATE STILL KICKED THEM OUT
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5 THIS MAN WAS PRESIDENT WHEN THE ACT WAS PASSED TO FORCE THEM OUT AND THIS MAN WAS PRESIDENT WHEN THEY ACTUALLY LEFT Template by Bill Arcuri, WCSD

6 THIS WAS THE MAIN REASON NATIVE AMERICANS WERE FORCED OFF THEIR LAND AND NAME OF LAND THEY WERE BEING MOVED TO Template by Bill Arcuri, WCSD

7 FULL NAME OF THE ACT THAT WANTED TO PUSH NATIVE AMERICANS WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
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8 HE WAS A MEMBER OF THIS POLITICAL PARTY
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9 THE PRIMARY REASON HE WAS ELECTED
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10 NICKNAME GIVEN TO HIM BECAUSE OF THE DOWNTURN OF THE ECONOMY WHILE HE WAS PRESIDENT
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11 IN 1840, HE LOST HIS REELECTION TO THIS MAN WHO WAS A MEMBER OF THIS POLITICAL PARTY
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12 THE NAMES OF THE TWO MAJOR ISSUES WHILE HE WAS PRESIDENT
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13 STARTING POINT FOR MOST TRAILS (CITY AND STATE)
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14 How were Native Americans seen on both the Oregon and Santa Fe Trails?
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15 What were three dangers people on the trails faced?
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16 The Mormons traveled West because they were persecuted for this belief back East.
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17 What type of people traveled Oregon Trail predominantly?
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18 Andrew Jackson was known as “Old Kinderhook”
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19 The Santa Fe was the most dangerous trail.
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20 The best two seasons to travel the trails was fall and winter.
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21 It took approximately 6 months to travel the Oregon Trail.
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22 Pioneers favored the Conestoga Wagon on their travels.
Daily Double!!! Pioneers favored the Conestoga Wagon on their travels. Template by Bill Arcuri, WCSD

23 These fur trappers went west in the early 1800’s and were often social misfits.
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24 He was Andrew Jackson’s second vice president
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25 He was the famous mountain man who was seen in Horrible Histories
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26 This person is credited with leading the Mormons to Utah
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27 This mountain man had a very profitable fur trading company in Oregon.
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