When did the region that included present-day Oklahoma become the territory of the United States?
All of the following were primary motivations for French exploration except __________.
What event caused of the Battle of the Twin Villages?
Who established some of the first trade alliances with American Indians in Oklahoma territory?
Auguste Chouteau was so influential in American Indian trade that President __________ appointed him an agent of Western Indian Affairs in the early 1800s.
Which explorer’s journals reported vivid accounts of Oklahoma plants and wildlife, including descriptions of native flowers, mockingbirds, snakes, bears, and panthers?
During the French and Indian War, the two sides were primarily fighting to control __________.
It is believed that about 100 __________ lived in Oklahoma territory in the 1700s and spread trade through the region.
The early trade networks, establishment of missions, and construction of military forts in Oklahoma Territory demonstrated that __________.
Juan de Oñate searched for the Seven Cities of Cíbola in __________.
The Adams-Onís Treaty established boundary lines that included the Arkansas, Red, and __________ rivers.
Francisco Vázquez de Coronado’s expedition traveled through all of these present-day American states except __________.
La Salle is best known for __________.
American Indians were introduced to horses by the __________.
The main purpose of most Spanish expeditions that entered the interior of North America was to __________.
How did Friar Juan de Padilla lose his life?
Oklahoma and the Louisiana Territory were returned to France after the Treaty of __________, which was signed in 1800.
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