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_____________ Mountain is the highest point in Mississippi.
Woodall
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Approximately ____ percent of Mississippi is forested.
55%
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Mississippi lies within the _________________ landform region of the U.S.
Gulf Coastal Plain
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Mississippi’s climate is ______________.
Humid Subtropical
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What is Mississippi’s most fertile region?
Delta
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Unit 2 – Early Beginnings
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The rapid growth of MS was made possible by the removal of ____________.
Native Americans
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The passage of the ________________ placed a demand for gold on the state banks that they could not meet contributing to the economic Panic of 1837.
Specie Circular
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The voyage west to Oklahoma by Native Americans forced from their ancestral lands that resulted in many deaths is called the ______________.
Trail of Tears
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The laws passed by the French in 1724 that regulated lives of slaves were called ________.
Black Codes
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What are the four periods of early Native American history?
Paleo, Archaic, Woodland, and Mississippian
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What Spanish explorer became the first European to find the Mississippi River while leading an expedition of 600 men through the Southeastern U.S.?
Hernando De Soto
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Iberville built _________, the first European settlement in Mississippi, on the present site of Ocean Springs.
Fort Maurepas
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The ______ gained Mississippi after defeating France in the French and Indian War.
British
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The British lost control of Mississippi to ______ during the Revolutionary War.
Spain
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__________ was the theory that if Native Americans relied on farming rather than on hunting, they would need less land and could then co-exist with the settlers.
Assimilation
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Unit 3 – Mississippi in Transition
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________________ sat at a critical position on the Mississippi River during the Civil War.
Vicksburg
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Universal male __________ extended the vote to male citizens of any race or color.
Suffrage
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The issues of ____________ and ______________ led Mississippi to join other states and secede from the U.S. resulting in Civil War.
Slavery, State's Rights
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The ___________________ was established to help freed slaves with food, shelter, education, healthcare, and employment.
Freedmen's Bureau
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Members of the People’s party who tried to use state government to better their constituent’s lives were called ____________.
Populist
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The election of __________________ as U.S. president in 1860 was the final event that led to the secession of the southern states.
Abraham Lincoln
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The practice of separation of races is called _______________.
Segregation
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A person who does not own the land they farm, the house they live in, or the tools they use is called a _____________.
Sharecropper
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Before the Civil War ended, Lincoln developed a plan to rebuild the South and restore the southern states to the Union known as _____________.
Reconstruction
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Unit 4 – Mississippi in the 20th Century
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The ______________ was the worst economic disaster in modern history.
The Great Depression
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In 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in ______ v. _____________ that the separate-but-equal concept was unconstitutional.
Brown v. Board of Education
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The _______ __________ was the movement of many black Mississippians out of the state to escape segregation and take jobs in northern factories after World War I.
Black Exodus
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The basic idea of the ________ was to provide federal money to stimulate business in the private sector.
The New Deal
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________ was a program designed to develop Mississippi’s industrial base to match its agricultural base by offering incentives to attract industry to Mississippi.
BAWI
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Members of the State’s Rights party that adopted the Confederate battle flag as their symbol of resistance to civil rights for blacks were known as ______________.
Dixiecrats
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_________ __________ was the head of the Mississippi NAACP that was assassinated by Byron de la Beckwith.
Medgar Evers
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The _______________________ made it unlawful for anyone to discriminate on the basis of race if they served the public.
Civil Rights Act of 1964
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_________ was the first black student to be admitted to the University of Mississippi.
James Meredith
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Unit 5 – Contemporary Mississippi
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The production, design, and overhaul of ships and commercial marine structures are the manufacturing activities at _________.
Ingalls Shipbuilding
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In 2000, Mississippi ranked ____ among the 50 states based on population.
31st
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Where does Mississippi rank nationally in catfish production?
First
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Unit 6 – Mississippi Arts and Letters
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Who is our current governor?
Tate Reeves
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Who is the current Ocean Springs School District superintendent?
Bonita Coleman
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Who is your favorite teacher?
Mrs. Bond!!!!!!
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The ____ was the movement of many black Mississippians out of state to escape segregation and take jobs in northern factories after World War I.
Great Migration
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In 1896, the U. S. Supreme Court issued a ruling in the ___ __v.__ _____ case that legally established the separate-but-equal concept.
Plessey v. Furgeson