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Statehood of Ohio Eggspert

Statehood of Ohio Eggspert. Do you know how Ohio came to be such a great state?. When did Ohio become a state?. What requirements did Ohio have to meet in order to become a state?. What term is used to describe a written plan for government?.

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Statehood of Ohio Eggspert

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  1. Statehood of OhioEggspert Do you know how Ohio came to be such a great state?

  2. When did Ohio become a state?

  3. What requirements did Ohio have to meet in order to become a state?

  4. What term is used to describe a written plan for government?

  5. Columbus was not the original capital of Ohio.Name one other city that was the capital of Ohio.

  6. Who was the first governor of Ohio?

  7. What was one reason the War of 1812 occurred?

  8. As Ohio began to grow, people began to move there from the eastern United States.What is the movement of people from one place to live in another place called?

  9. People moved to Ohio from other countries as well. What do we call the movement of people from one country to live in another?

  10. Since there were almost a million people in Ohio by 1830, the state needed better ways to move goods and people.What are three different ways people and goods were moved from one place to another?

  11. What is a waterway made by people that connects two bodies of water called?

  12. Ohio was growing in the north. However, people were still working in the south.People worked on huge farms that grew crops. Some people called these huge farms…

  13. Plantations were so big that owners could not do the work all on their own.They decided to use slaves. What were states called that allowed slavery?

  14. Several states did not allow slavery. Ohio is an example. What were states called that didn’t allow slavery?

  15. Several people were very upset by slavery so they tried to help slaves escape.What were people called that helped slaves escape?

  16. The route that John Parker and other conductors used was called…

  17. Slavery ended up dividing the North and the South.This led to a big war that started at Fort Sumter, South Carolina.What was this war called? What year did it begin? What year did it end?

  18. How did Ohio help during the Civil War?

  19. In the middle of the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln issued a statement that said enslaved people in the Confederate States were freed.What do we call this statement?

  20. With the growth of railroads, there was a need for steel. Ohio’s industries took care of this need.What is a need for a product or service by people who are willing to pay for it called? Ohio could take care of the need for steel because they had the right amount of a product offered for sale. What is the amount of a product called?

  21. The growth of industries led to many things that had been made for the first time.What are things called that are made for the first time?

  22. Who invented the electric light bulb?

  23. Who invented the early traffic signal?

  24. Who invented the electric railway?

  25. Who invented the electric automobile starter?

  26. What are two groups of people that moved to Ohio during the growth of the industries?

  27. While this growth of industries was happening, war had broke out on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.What year did WWI begin?

  28. When and why did the United States become involved in WWI?

  29. How did Ohio get involved in WWI?

  30. When did WWI end?

  31. Women fought for equal rights since the mid 1800s.However, it wasn’t until the 19th amendment was passed that women had the right to vote.What year was the 19th amendment passed?

  32. What is an amendment?

  33. A few years after the 19th amendment was passed, the economy took a turn for the worse. The stock market crashed.What did this eventually cause?

  34. What is a share of an ownership in a company?

  35. After the stock market crashed, it led to a time of few jobs and people having little money.Historians refer to a time where there are few jobs and little money as…

  36. To solve the Great Depression, FDR came up with a plan.What was this plan called? What was the purpose of the New Deal?

  37. Even though the depression ended in 1940, there were still difficult times ahead. One of those difficult times was WWII.When did WWII begin?

  38. When did the United States get involved in WWII?

  39. How did Ohioans help during WWII?

  40. When did WWII end?

  41. Even though one difficult time ended, WWII, some people faced other hardships.Some people were treated different based on their skin color, their religion, even their ethnic group.What is this hardship called?

  42. One of the challenges people faced was that they weren’t allowed to vote.What term do we use to describe the right to vote?

  43. The Emancipation Proclamation was the first of many laws/acts to help African Americans of Ohio.Name one other law/act that helped African Americans of Ohio have equal rights.

  44. What year was the Ohio Civil Rights Act passed?

  45. Many changes were coming about in the 1970s and 1980s in Ohio.One was a change to service industries.What are service industries? Give one example of a service industry.

  46. Ohio’s population in the early 1800s was around 1,000,000. By 1900, it had risen to nearly 4,000,000 people.By 1950, there were nearly 8,000,000 people living in Ohio.About how many are currently living in Ohio?

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