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What did the U.S. government do with the lands that were surveyed into townships? a. set them aside for Indian reservations b. sell them to pay bills c. to organize their government
b. sell them to pay bills
Each township is a square with sides of 6 miles. How many square miles is one township?
36
Which of the following states was NOT created by the NW Ordinance? a. Michigan b. Louisiana c. Ohio d. Indiana
B. Louisiana
In the Articles of Confederation most of the power was given to the: a. executive branch b. the king c. the states d. the national government
C. the states
Articles had a __________ system of government
confederal
The British government had a ____________ system of government
unitary
Under the Articles of Confederation, there was no: a. president b. army c. capital city d. delegate
president
The Articles of Confederation was an example of: a. amendment b. ratify c. constitution d. delegate
constitution
The NW Territory had many UNAUTHORIZED settlers there
Squatter
The U.S. made AGREEMENTS with various Indian tribes
Treaty
Congress passed a LAW about the NW Territory
Ordinance
States GAVE back land to the national government
Cede
Which # is Georgia?
17
Which # is Maine?
1
What number is Alabama?
19
Which state is #9?
New Jersey
Which state is #15?
North Carolina
Which state is #21?
Kentucky
What state is #26?
Wisconsin
What state is #26?
Wisconsin
What state is #3?
Vermont
What state is #13?
West Virginia


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