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Pioneer Jeopardy Vocabulary Before Exodus Life on the Trail Settling Utah Settlements 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50

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Pioneer Jeopardy. To separate from other people Vocabulary -10 points. What is Isolate?. A person who moves into a country Vocabulary – 20 points. Who is an Immigrant?. An agreement of differences by sacrifice on both sides Vocabulary – 30 points. What is a Compromise?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Pioneer JeopardyVocabulary Before Exodus Life on the Trail Settling Utah Settlements

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To separate from other people

Vocabulary -10 points

What is Isolate?

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A person who moves into a countryVocabulary – 20 points

Who is an Immigrant?

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An agreement of differences by sacrifice on both sides

Vocabulary – 30 points

What is a Compromise?

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A formal request.

Vocabulary – 40 points

What is a Petition?

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To establish a community; to settle

Vocabulary – 50 points

What is to Colonize?

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The founder of the Mormon Church who was killed while in jail.

Before Exodus – 10 points

Who was Joseph Smith?

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The city created by the Mormon community in Illinois.

Before Exodus – 20 points

Where is Nauvoo?

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Missouri Governor

Before Exodus – 30 points

Who was Governor Boggs?

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Order for Mormons to leave Missouri or be killed.

Before Exodus – 40 points

What is the Extermination Order?

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To judge based on race, religion, etc and to act on that judgment.

Before Exodus – 50 points

What is Persecution?

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The freedom Mormons left the United StatesTo gain.

Life on the trail – 10 points

What is Religious freedom?

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Most pioneers put there belongings in these And they walked.

Life on the trail – 20 points

What is a Wagon?

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The pioneers ate these most meals.

Life on the trail – 30 points

What are Soda Biscuits?

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Most pioneers did not consume this plain Because it was polluted.

Life on the trail – 40 points

What is Water?

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The quarters the pioneers stopped at before Heading to the Salt Lake Valley.

Life on the trail – 50 points

Where is Winter Quarters?

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Cattle and horses ate all the food so thePioneer had none for this season.

Settling Utah– 10 points

What is the first winter?

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Crickets ate the crops and theseAte the crickets.

Settling Utah – 20 points

What are seagulls?

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The year pioneers first come to The Great Salt Lake Valley.

Settling Utah – 30 points

What is 1847?

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This was found in California in 1848.

Settling Utah – 40 points

What is Gold?

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This fund helped Emigrants and ImmigrantsCome to the Salt Lake Valley.

Settling Utah -50 points

What is the Perpetual Emigration Fund?

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Salt Lake City is set up in this Type of pattern.

Settlements – 10 points

What is a Grid Pattern?

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This settlement was to grow Cotton and Flax.

Settlements – 20 points

Where is St. George?

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Sugar House was meant to grow these; itIs also where it got its name.

Settlements – 30 points

What are Sugar beets?

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Iron was the main product in this Pioneer settlement.

Settlements – 40 points

Where is Cedar City?

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This settlement, surprisingly, was meant as a Mission to convert Native Americans.

Settlements – 50 points

Where is Las Vegas?