Getting Around
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100

This is a waterway dug by people.

Canal

100

This is an area of land that includes a house and buildings.

Homestead

100

This is when many people come to an area in search of gold.

Gold Rush

100

This is a person who moves from one country to settle in a different country.

Immigrant

100

This means to keep on or extend.

Continue

200

This is a group of covered wagons that travel together for safety.

Wagon Train

200

This is a region that forms at the edge of a settled area.

Frontier

200

This is relating to matters of money.

Financial

200

This means keeping people out of a place.

Exclusion

200

This is an outline, plan, or details.

Design

300

This is money paid for using a road.

Toll

300

What happened because the Wilderness Road was created?

Thousands of settlers and explorers moved west.

300

What happened in 1848?

Gold was discovered in California.
300

Why did immigrants come to North America?

To start new lives.

300

This means across the continent.

Transcontinental

400

This was invented in 1804.

The steam engine.

400
What happened because of the Homestead Act?

People settled western lands, adding new states.

400

What happened in 1849?

The California Gold Rush began.

400

What three countries did the first settlers come from?

England, Spain, and France

400

Why were canals needed?

Rivers could be dangerous.

500

How did the Native Americans travel before the Europeans arrived?

Rivers and trails.
500

This is an item that something is made of, such as stone, wood, grass, or mud.

Material

500

What professional football team is named after a gold rush?

The San Francisco 49ers.

500
What happened as a result of the Chinese Exclusion?

 Immigration from China stopped for 10 years.

500

What were two famous roads on which wagons traveled?

Oregon Trail and the National Road.

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