Roads
Westward expansion
Canals
Slavery
Vocab
100
This made it easy for framers to get their product to the market
What are roads
100
This was the direction Americans kept moving in
What is West
100
These made water travel possible from east and west
What are canals
100
The side of the country that supported slavery
What is the South
100
A channel that is dug across land and filled with water
What is a canal
200
The country needed more and better of these as the country expanded west
What are roads
200
This famous landmark passed through Daniel Boone's route
What is the Cumberland Gap
200
This allowed what to get farther
What are boats
200
How many slave states were there
What is 11
200
A senator who was leading the Missouri Comprimise
Who was Henry Clay
300
These were toll roads built by companys
What are turnpikes
300
These groups started to move westward fast
Who were Germans and Scot-Irishs
300
This was the direction that major rivers moved, which made canals a necessity.
What is north and south
300
How many free states were there
What is 11
300
One of the most earliest pioneers who helped as a guide in the westward expansion
Who was Daniel Boone
400
This road was dangerous due to the strong possibility of horses breaking their legs
What are corduroy roads
400
This road was found by Daniel Boone and other explorers
What is the wilderness road
400
This is what most workers were composed of back then
What is Irish Immigrants
400
This man created the Missouri compromise
Who was Henry Clay
400
An old toll road built by an orginization
What is a turnpike
500
The first federally funded road
What is the National Road
500
This happened to some of the roads that they traveled on
What is being rained over
500
This canal sparked a canal surge across the nation
What is the Eerie Canal
500
This was when Henry Clay made a compromise to make Maine a free state, but Missouri a slave state
What is The Missouri Compromise
500
A road made by sawed off logs
What is a courdorouy road
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