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Alabama State History

Alabama history: Creek and Choctaw, statehood, the Civil War, Reconstruction, Tuskegee, Montgomery bus boycott, Selma, and Birmingham.

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40 basic cards for Grade 5 State History. It opens with "What Native American nation originally lived in present-day Alabama?" and "What other major Native American group lived in Alabama and Mississippi?". Study it alongside the other Grade 5 sets below.

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What Native American nation originally lived in present-day Alabama?
Show answerThe Creek Nation
What other major Native American group lived in Alabama and Mississippi?
Show answerThe Choctaw Nation
What was the forced march of Native Americans westward in the 1830s called?
Show answerThe Trail of Tears
What year did Alabama become a state?
Show answer1819
What is the capital of Alabama?
Show answerMontgomery
What side did Alabama join during the American Civil War?
Show answerThe Confederate States of America
In what year did Alabama secede from the Union?
Show answer1861
What major Civil War naval battle took place near Mobile, Alabama?
Show answerThe Battle of Mobile Bay
Who was the famous Union admiral at the Battle of Mobile Bay?
Show answerAdmiral David Farragut
What period of American history lasted about 12 years after the Civil War ended?
Show answerReconstruction
What economic system replaced slavery in the South after the Civil War?
Show answerSharecropping
When was the Tuskegee Institute founded in Alabama?
Show answer1881
Who founded the Tuskegee Institute?
Show answerBooker T. Washington
What were the Tuskegee Airmen?
Show answerAfrican American military pilots who fought in World War II
What famous agricultural scientist worked at Tuskegee Institute?
Show answerGeorge Washington Carver

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